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Robert Burns' poetry is renowned both in Scotland and abroad and translations of his works have appeared in many languages from French to Latin, German to Russian and many others. Less well known is the fact that Gaelic translations featured amongst those early translations, perhaps due to the fact that many of them appeared scattered across different magazines, books and pamphlets For the very first time, this book brings together all these o...

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The Kings of Innocence details Roy McGraths return to his small Massachusetts town, where he reunites with his childhood friends Mark and Jay. At twenty-four, the young men are emotionally misguided, especially Jay. His antics test Roys loyalty and force Mark, an overachieving cop, into an impossible predicament. But just as Jay plummets towards ruin, shocking revelations change everyones life forever.

The Irony of my kitchen metaphors is a profound book of poetry, as it contains some poems that describe real events that have happened over the course of my life. This book will also capture the spirit of those who read it as some content focuses on the pressing issues we all face in our world and with those around us.

This regiment was involved in the Wilderness, the Wilson Railroad Raid, the Shenandoah Valley Campaign, and Waynesboro. It includes the diary of Seth M. Hall, Private, Co. M, who died at Salisbury Prison.

On April 26, 2001, Michael Burns left his home in California. In July, after a journey that took him across the United States, he returned home. Michael is a paraplegic. He cannot walk or stand. He has used a wheelchair since 1967. His van was his only constant companion.

A former United States poet laureate, winner of a Pulitzer Prize, and recipient of numerous grants and awards, Mona Van Duyn has been hailed as one of our greatest living American poets. To help broaden and uniquely inform our understanding of Van Duyn's work, editor Michael Burns has gathered ten essays, a poem, a succinct biographical sketch, and Van Duyn's own laureate address to the Library of Congress. Filled with keen prose by distinguis...

Author/teacher Michael Burns knows from experience how to develop new original theatre pieces on topics that matter to today's kids, from substance abuse, teen sexuality, and violence prevention to respect for the differently abled.

ln his plain-spoken lyrics and dramatic monologues, Michael Burns digs at the marrow of living. His poems -- in formal and free verse -- are quick, incisive, and always capable of revealing the dark whimsy fate can deal us and the pain of our own actions and inactions.

On April 26, 2001, Michael Burns left his home in California. In July, after a journey that took him across the United States, he returned home. Michael is a paraplegic. He cannot walk or stand. He has used a wheelchair since 1967. His van was his only constant companion.