The Dreamer and the Blood Moon delves into the supernatural, gets into politics, appeals to Millennials, reconciles with childhood, finds the spiritual, and exercises rage. In this follow-up to Monsters and the Moon, poet Jason Duncan looks back on his 39 years. He reminiscences about relationships, meditates on loneliness, remembers dreams, and gives in to all that still haunts.

An equal opportunity offender of gays, rednecks, women, Christians, millennials, and people of color shares his brazen rants, jokes, and random thoughts suitable for the age of social media. The slogan worthy one-liners on drinking, sex, stupidity, stereotypes, rudeness, apathy, and anti-social behavior are political, provocative, immature, and hilarious.

In seeking company from those of my kind, I entered a world of delusion, superficiality, and depravity. Was I losing my soul or just my sanity? Traveling through salvation and damnation, to a more enlightened place -- within my own soul. A suppressed rage endangered me to the dark side. This is a journey out of that darkness...Lyrical confessions about relationships, adolescence, insecurity, death, society, gay culture, perseverance, and spirituality. Styles include Couplets, Triplets, Quatrains, Shakespearean and Italian Sonnets, Blank and Free verse.

A spoiled pug and a rowdy puggle learn to live together, share friends, and the meaning of sisterhood.

Behind the perfect picket fence hides a quiet desperation. Suburban nightmares haunting a love wronged soul. Long are the hours in a wounded heart. In seeking company from those of my kind, I entered a world of delusions, addictions, loneliness, superficiality, and depravity. Am I losing my soul or just my sanity?Traveling from darkness, through salvation and damnation, to a more enlightened place -- within my own soul. Growing up an outcast, filled with pain and suppressed rage. In danger of turning to the dark side. This is a journey out of the darkness... Lyrical confessions about relationships, love, adolescence, insecurity, family, death, depression, society, gay culture, perseverance, faith and spirituality. Styles include Couplets, Triplets, Quatrains, Shakespearian and Italian Sonnets, Lais, Blank and Free verse.