These are contemporary poems of general and political nature. Most are short.

A poem in free verse; a farce by Cyrus Sowsear; a review; an opera proposal by Cyrus Sowsear; a play about Faustian politics; and the title story appear in this fantastic book. There is also a photograph of Izzi. It is like a long variety show, only more entertaining. And it is red.

This short book contains poems written before 1967 by Mr. Savage. They were edited and selected in 2013 for publication. The influence of e. e. cummings is apparent, but not overwhelming.

In the near future the United States makes some questionable choices and becomes embroiled in some questionable wars. These stories are about some soldiers, including the "enemies," who met the challenges of the politicians and ended the wars. These stories are told with minimum violence and with good humor. They are meant to entertain, as well as create in the minds of the readers a certain amount of skepticism about current events.

These are observations about politics, economics, and other philosophical topics. They are presented with humor, clarity, and the bias of a conservative ex-Republican ex-Democrat fat old white man without a suit. You will, of course, accept all of these observations as gospel, adopt them wholeheartedly, espouse them enthusiastically, and promulgate them immediately to your favorite politicians as a request for governmental reform.

These are mostly short poems on contemporary subjects. The format is highly stylized.