Owen Schultz: 8 books

A poem in 800 lines of free verse, in six parts, regarding a father’s last days.

A tragic love story about young Stephen Demens, an innocent with a poetic soul who falls for his psychiatrist at Prudence Hall. Under her care, his quirky personality and romantic spirit re-emerge. With a brilliant mind but culturally inept, he struggles to establish a mental landscape that will allow him to make sense of a trenchant world. Part of the Innocence series

A sci-venture set 1000 years in a future after the Orbit Wars: a tale of Robert’s journey in a hazardous Manhattan. To right a horrific wrong, he is compelled to trek the harsh city he’d spurned. It’s a story of high danger, bizarre characters, acid conflict, told in an evolved polyglot tongue....

A racing, modern pirate adventure, propelled by greed and leavened by romance, moving at high speed in exotic boats over the Chesapeake Bay, supported by compelling characters both menacing and heroic – Hooked confronts Josh and Anita Slocum with the challenges of an alluring treasure map, confounding...

The second adventure in the Josh Slocum series, Torpedo pits the Slocum's Salvage crew against tactical weaponry, assassins, devious governments, and a ticking clock set to destroy the Chesapeake Bay…all because they salvaged a sunken freighter with a hellish device aboard. For those who liked Hooked, Josh, Anita, Mope, and Samuel are back. Mayhem, heroism and adventure await!

The last imagined words of forty people in 1,100 lines and forty poems.

Stephen Demens, an innocent with a poet’s soul, confronts blistering isolation and memories, trekking futuristic deserts full of knotted snakes, radiant mountains, sun-seared visions…until he challenges walking tanks and devilish weaponry at Yumama Field, devises a striking victory with heroic...

How social media and DIY communities have enabled new forms of political participation that emphasize doing and making rather than passive consumption. Today, DIY—do-it-yourself—describes more than self-taught carpentry. Social media enables DIY citizens to organize and protest in new ways...