Bill Mc Neice: 11 books

These are the textual expressions of emotions and thoughts that roam through the mind as one copes with life.

A collection of Sonnets in the Dorn, Petrarchan, Shakespearian, Spenserian, and Stefanile forms.They include a variety of topics and themes including Love.

The mental meanderings of a love-sick neophyte poet as he tries his hand at various forms of poems and lyrics

Poetry, essays, and a short story written to fill an empty journal that was a gift from a Samurai Poet.

Some days in the life of an uncalled witness who is not out to defend religion, but merely to share what he has seen, heard, read, and knows to be true in hopes that others will put their trust in the Master as he has.

A computer programmer and his friend learn how to win at roulette by determining what will lose and betting the opposite. That, however, is just the beginning of the story. They must then deal with the issue of their system being a threat to the entire gambling industry.

Before there were such shows as "American Idol", "America's Best Dance Crew", or "America's Got Talent" one television production company took a chance on an entirely new type of TV show where an ordinary everyday person could become the next major star in the nation. Follow the producers, cast, contestants,...

A person who can win on demand at Roulette suddenly begins losing at the game only to find out that the roulette wheels pass all of the gambling commission's equipment checks. He must figure out how to prove the wheels are rigged, and do it without the help of the gambling commission.

As a result of a fire, a college instructor is left with a unique computer with strange capabilities. It enables him, or whoever has the computer, to do seemingly impossible things like moving an item from point A to point B without a trace. So when the Hope Diamond disappears, how does that instructor keep from going to prison?

A twenty-something young lady who loses her job, with the help of a squirrel feeding sage of the streets, assists a twenty-something crack baby with the mind of a six-year-old teach about 30 illiterate adults how to read in one week. A contemporary urban story showing that dragons, dwarves, and elves are not mandatory when writing fantasy.

In this, the sequel to "The Vision of Second Samuel", the plans to do away with the inner city and its inhabitants actually start getting carried out. When Sam Rhee is caught in an explosion while Miss El and Miss Lucy are being intimidated by a group of questionable cops, it takes the help of Miss El's...