Carl D Schultz: 3 books

Carl D. Schultz, who served in the U.S. Army, shares a moving collection of autobiographical stories and poetry inspired and strongly colored by the traumatic brain injury he suffered while in West Germany in 1987 in My Mind Me. His poetic, visceral voice is vivid and compelling, and the stories...

Existence as such cannot be controlledit can only be observed. And in a sense, reality is not in fact physical, but figural. Yet despite these truths about the elusive nature of reality, a concrete definition of these concepts may provide a way to grasp a wider understanding of our being. For while...

In Summa is only an attempt to show what is otherwise normally unresolved. This is also the attempt to show that a brain-injured poet is capable to express with such a disability, which is one of the ultimate problems. As always, it is a good method to express vagaries and morbid facts, especially...