Jacob Garcia: 4 books

This collection of poetry is part cinematic, part ethereal, part surreal, and part Fluxus. “Short bursts of imagery…[the] choice of words and ideas are very interesting. I especially enjoyed “Consuming Colors”. The murky, colored water, ancestors and survival says something about sustainability and things often taken for granted.” -H.L. Martin

This second edition of collected poetry is revised and spans the years 1999-2009 in a chronological format. Some pieces selected that have prior publication in magazines or Francis L. La Forge Award winning. Other pieces were selected and included for experimentation in different modes, impressions and expressions of poetry.

Musical, descriptive imagery that often include dreams, seeking possibilities. A chapbook of 10 poems including a fable and the mainstream introduction to the "Fib-Ferm" form of poetry developed by the author. "Causal Inference of Moving Forward" and "Climbing The Dreaming Tree" are examples of this new form of poetry.

A crack team of scientists is hired on the sly by a billionaire to examine a fragment of a nanostructure material—origin unknown. A microbiologist, a particle physicist, and a neurosurgeon develop a specialized laboratory to analyze the material and try to fathom its mysteries, all the while under...