"The Light Looks Another Way" is a three-part collection of poems that chronicles the thoughts, emotions, and observations of a nameless, shape-shifting fictional character. A wandering soul from a shattered universe, he sets sail through space and time to find meaning in the outer limits of darkness. His travels have brought him to Earth where his human form allows for an experience that is truly alien. Is there light within human existence or does the light look another way?

Humor, depression, anger, loss, and spiritual transcendence. David Jonathan Newman's first collection of poems,

The poems of 60 Signs for Doomsday have a lyrical quality which should appeal to a general audience: doers of good, doers of evil, the righteous, Biblical scholars, the felonious, worshippers of satanic craft, boring housewives, high-and-mighty executives, fans of heavy metal music, and rage-filled healthcare professionals (just to name a few). David Jonathan Newman's unique vision and mastery of language has afforded the literary world a rare treat indeed Although 60 Signs for Doomsday is the third installment of poems from an irrepressible voice of apocalyptic thought and end-time ideology, it concurrently weaves a subtle message of hope and union. The musicality of 60 Signs for Doomsday is undeniable. Word art is the best way to describe Newman's works--with the best poems being imminently hummable as well as memorable. 60 Signs for Doomsday is a collection of poems that comes precariously close to insanity--is the evil inherent in our world enough to push good people over the edge? What defines evil? Who embodies evil? Are you evil? Am I evil?

"The Light Looks Another Way" is a three-part collection of poems that chronicles the thoughts, emotions, and observations of a nameless, shape-shifting fictional character. A wandering soul from a shattered universe, he sets sail through space and time to find meaning in the outer limits of darkness. His travels have brought him to Earth where his human form allows for an experience that is truly alien. Is t

Humor, depression, anger, loss, and spiritual transcendence. David Jonathan Newman's first collection of poems,