Book-Related Videos

In 1986, I think, my dad asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up. I replied, "I want to be a writer."

Over the years, I did write. I wrote a lot. Then, in July of 2021, I finally published something. In the months which followed, I compiled everything else that I'd written, or most of it, and released it in 2 short story compilations and 2 poetry compilations. In addition, I published my dad's unpublished book which he wrote in 1976, and published a compilation of a few thousand sonnets written by a computer program I wrote.

If you would like to read more about these books, and perhaps purchase one or two of them, CLICK HERE.

The following are videos I've recorded in which I either recite portions of or talk about these works. Also, my computer program (this will only make sense if you've seen Tron 1982) recites some of his poetry as well.

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"Thomas and The Wolf"

The video I recorded on the day my first book,
"Thomas and The Wolf," was published:




My recital of the first chapter of Thomas and The Wolf:




My recital of the second chapter of "Thomas and The Wolf":




Exerpt from an interview about "Thomas and The Wolf":




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The Small Grey Mouse
and other short stories

My recital of the first short story in "The Small Grey Mouse":




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Smaller Mouse

My recital of the first short story in "Smaller Mouse":




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The Multiverse Cartographer

A playlist of my recitals from "The Multiverse Cartographer":




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Taco
and other poems

A playlist of several selected poems from "Taco":




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y Burrito

A playlist of several selected poems from "y Burrito":




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The DNA Alphabet
by VH Frater BT

My announcement on the day "The DNA Alphabet"
was published:




A special announcement and apology on the day I received
my first copies of "The DNA Alphabet."




An explaination of the Letters in chapter 2 of "The DNA Alphabet:"




The 22 Letters of "The DNA Alphabet" to Orbital's "The Box Part 2:"



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Sonnet1
by Sonnet1

A playlist of several selected sonnets from "Sonnet1"
as recited by Sonnet1:






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