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Alexander Roussel returns with a concise collection of poetry on love, lust, loss, and more.

The author of "What's There To Do In Komodo?" and "And This Weak & Idle Theme (A PLAY)" returns with "God Speak", a collection of writing - in which he shares some of his musings on God and Christianity after several experiences which brought new-found clarity and a deeper faith.

The White Elephant Quarterly is a print periodical which publishes poetry, short fiction, drama, and black and white drawings. The purpose of the quarterly is to provide an avenue for budding artists to express themselves.

Evelyn Doorn is a young girl lost in a world of magic and dark secrets. She is thrust into the middle of a land where good and evil have long battled over control. The few remaining rebels for the cause of the rightful ruler fight against powerful oppressors. Evelyn is caught in the middle of an age-old feud, one that's only hope for any end are rumors and promises of coming revolution. Experience the magical, the vile, and the truly extraordi...

Cross-Legged Atop Reality is a brief morsel of poetry. A blend of spiritual musings, socio-political banter, and semi-personal confessionals - this collection proves to be fair hors d'oeuvres for those looking to taste the writings of Alexander Roussel.

Roussel returns with his twentieth book, a brief burst of poetry and watercolors. Alternating confessional poems and monochromatic artwork pull the reader along.

Alexander Roussel returns with their newest collection of poetry with subjects ranging from Helen of Troy to Epilepsy to alien abduction.

As its title suggests, Roussel returns with a concise book of poetry.

Five brief stories from Alexander Roussel ranging from non-fiction to fantasy. Topics covered include terrorism, epilepsy, Vishnu, hog-hunting, and even goblins.

As the title suggests, NINE is a collection of selected poems from 2006-2015. Taken from many past books, NINE includes five new poems and five never-before-published early poems.

Alexander Roussel returns with another concise collection of poetry on subjects ranging from confessional to spiritual to travelogue free-verse.