New Years Resolutions are tricky things. Skitz Jones learned this the hard way when he decided to write one poem a day for all of 2008. The task cost him relationships and nights of sleep, and prompted the occational drinking binge, but contained within these pages are the fruits of those labors. The best poems of the lot are collected here in these pages for the first time, displaying the confessional and occationally confrontational style displayed in his previous efforts, "Resolutions" is another step forward in the life of Skitz M. Jones.

From the graveyard shifts working in a freezer, to basic training for the army, all the way to the deserts of Iraq. From love, to lust, to hate, and everywhere in between Skitz M. Jones Esq. has seen it all. Giving voice to all the thoughts and feelings and images that accompanied one of the darker periods of his life, this book and the poems contained within take a raw look at his inner demons, and lays them all out on the table for you to see. Be warned, this book does contain graphic language and is not intended for children or those easily offended.

Skitz M. Jones returns with his sophomore effort: "American Romance." Tracking the arc of relationships from first glances and falling in love, all the way through betrayals and falling apart-before finally discovering acceptance and moving on, "American Romance" picks up where the raw emotions of "In Exile" left off, and brings a more universal theme to life through a free flowing style of poetry that is both unique and accessible.