Hank Kellner: 12 books

A collection of poems accompanied by original photos created by Hank Kellner. Occasionally whimsical, the poems express the full range of human emotions.

This is the fourth collection of original poems and photos by Hank Kellner and Elizabeth Guy. It includes poems ranging from whimsical and even humorous to those that are intense and emotional.

Humpty Dumpty Heart contains a selection of original poems accompanied by color and black and white photographs by Hank Kellner. Several haiku are included in the work. The poems discuss many aspects of the human condition.

This work contains original poems accompanied by black and white and color photographs by Hank Kellner. The poems range in tone from highly emotional to whimsical and even humorous.

Even before the "Divine Winds" destroyed Kublai Khan’s mighty invasion fleet in 1274 (and right up to the present)the relentless sea has claimed the lives of many thousands of human beings and the ships on which they sailed. Powerful storms have ravaged passenger liners, oil tankers, cargo...

Most Americans are familiar with such Revolutionary War heroes and heroines as Crispus Attucks, Molly Pitcher, Paul Revere, and Nathan Hale. History tells us, however, that those are but a handful of the hundreds of lesser-known patriots who joined the struggle for liberty against the British that...

After Winston Finn's wife of many years leaves him to live with her girlfriend in Mississippi, the distraught retired stock broker decides to travel and see the world. Early on he meets Liberty Belle,a young former army nurse and airline flight attendant. Because Winston and Liberty have similar interests,...

Before the Blue Ridge Parkway snaked its way through the mountains, most Appalachian settlers lived on self-contained homesteads rather than in cities or towns. Often separated from their neighbors by miles of difficult terrain, these hardy pioneers quickly found that their survival depended on their...

The more things change, the more they stay the same. When Geoffrey Chaucer wrote The Prologue to The Canterbury Tales during the 14th Century, he created portraits of characters who are as alive today as they were in the days when knights rode in tournaments and fair maidens granted merci to lovers...

Everyone likes to turn back the clock; to return to favorite places; to relive those wonderful moments in time that slipped by all too quickly. And everyone likes to remember cherished family members, festive occasions, and the wonderful old-time foods that were so much a part of everything in the...

Growing up in the fictional town of Meadowview, young Willie Watson objects to being required to play the part of an orange in the school play when he is nine and in the fourth grade. But that's just the beginning of his problems. As he continues through elementary school, Willie has to deal with...

Terror lurks in the shadows of Mirror Lake. Secrets of sex, lies, and death are all patiently waiting to surface from its murky depths. The small, sleepy town of Hamptonville seems the last place you would find sadistic sex, drugs, blackmail, and murder. But that's exactly what Bruce Orum and his...