Karmic Debris presents the writings of two unique American artists who rose out of the 1960's - 70's. Both were part of a migration of poets, writers, musicians, adventurers, spiritual seekers, social radicals who spread across the country and the world, becoming contributors to a pivotal era of change. They were nomads searching for answers, freedom and wisdom, striving for new means of expression. They moved from place to place... not looking for homes, but for inspiration.
There is also a love story embedded in their words, about a complex relationship filled with the passion of two artists.
Piya Italia and Franke Wednesday were Avant performers, musicians, as well as writers, exploring the boundaries as creative revolutionaries. These surviving writings are full of the idealism, doubt, and experimentation of a unique era... now long past... but still holding a powerful influence and sway over many.
Karmic Debris is edited by Peter D. Genovese, author of the novel Immortal Memories in Lost utk'Irtana, as well as one of the authors of Karmic Debris.