Jennifer Fulton

Fifteen interviews with this beat generation poet, known mid-century as Brother Antoninus, he speaks of poetry, his life as a monk, his life as a San Francisco Beat poet, on Kenneth Rexroth, on regional poetry, mysticism, on Robinson Jeffers, twentieth century poetry, Americana, beat poetry, literary criticism, and small press publishing.

Best-selling horror author Rowe Devlin has had two flops in a row and keeps falling in love with straight women. Seeking inspiration and a fresh start, she abandons life in Manhattan for an old Victorian house in Maine. But Dark Harbor Cottage is a far cry from the tranquil writing environment she envisioned.

WHEN A COWBOY AND A CITY GIRL MEET, IT'S A SHOWDOWN New Yorker Emily Jean Barlett, author of dime novels about the Wild West frontier, is determined to save her career with a ripsnorting book based on Jess Murdock, "Legend of the West." But the lanky, sexy cowboy living in True Love, Montana, refuses . . . unless Emily proves she can handle the hardships of real ranch life. Now, between marauding rustlers, Jess's long, hot kisses, and one tragic lie, true love might break Emily's spirit--or give her a man and a dream to fight for with all her heart.