"Anthology of Essays, Poetry and Memoirs," by Aram Calhoun. ISBN 978-1-60264-770-1 (softcover). $18.95. 384 Pages. These essays, poems and memoirs cover an enormous number of topics. Nearly all the facets of Aram's life studies and his own experiences, sometimes bitter, are commented upon. His viewpoint is down-to-earth.
These writings include: The Real Author of Shakespeare's Plays (cherchez la femme); A Rewrite of Shakespeare's Plays (King Henry VI revisited); Our Only Poetic President (nicknamed "Abe"); God is a Welshman (You probably already knew that); The Reason for the Holocaust (44 haiku stanzas); Let's Get Rid of the Mafia (seriously); Be an "Educated Man" Without College (tests for one's AQ, MQ, DQ, etc); Roger Williams, Our First "Founding Father" (freedom of religion); A Death In the Family (our dog); Capable of Laughter (despite all); Haipoe Poetry (Mr. Poe); Library Lances (caveat those librarians); Bye-Yo Silver (farewell Dobbin); The Gunslinger (Aram shot a man once); Gandy Dancer Reverie (Aram's summer spiking railroad ties); Sexual Slavery of Little Girls (sad but true); Harry's Old Man (the alcoholic elephant in the living room); My Jane (as in Austen); Harry's Best Friends (cops and dogs); White Sox Fan (bad); Cub Fan (good); Daughter Memoirs (maybe too many); Harry's First Conquest (six years old); The Toughest Year (high school sophomore); Coping With a Bully (digitus impudicus); Fraud In the Factum (the worst vice, says Dante); AND MUCH, MUCH MORE!
ABOUT THE AUTHORAram Calhoun is now the author of Anthology of Essays, Poetry and Memoirs, with over 100 essays and poems. His previous book, The Child and The Fury, (also available at virtualbookworm.com) is a novel that cuts into anti-Semitism and racism.
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