Jen Selinsky: 154 books

"Through These Eyes" contains poems, musings and short flash fiction stories which were written during the summer of 2016.

"Transitions" is a triathlon of works, which includes poetry, a short story, "Summertime Blues," and a small play containing the same name as the title of the book. "Summertimes Blues" is about an overworked woman named Justine Wesley who questions the state of her marriage after her husband...

"Prelude to a Dream" contains poems, short stories, musings, essays, and works published in magazines and newspapers. It was composed over many months.

"Written Invitations" is a book of poems which was written on leftover wedding invitation envelopes. As always, these poems contain themes on various thoughts and emotions.

"The Ripe Years" contains more collected works, written by the poet in 2002. These works were written around the same time as "Replacing Thoughts," as many of these poems are similar in theme.

"The Other Side of My Mind" contains mostly works from just that-the author's mind when she was dreaming. These dreams blend together to create poetry in prose.

"Starting Words" is a book of poetry which is great in length. Though the book is a little longer, the author expresses herself with the same voice.

"Where the Sour Turns to Sweet" contains poems which are both bitter and sweet in nature. Much of the time, both elements are intertwined to describe the changes in the author's life.

"Many Too Many" is a poetry book which shares its name with yet another rock song. As indicated by the title, there are quite a few poems in this book.

"Cul-de-Sac" is comprised of poems, quotes, sayings, previously unpublished letters to editors, and one short story. It's a large mix of works all gathered at the bottom of the bag.

"Alphabet Explosions" contains works which were written in the middle of the poet's college career in 2001-2002. They represent a broad range of material which questions concepts like life, freedom, and aging.

"Liberty" is a story written as a narrative poem. It tells of the tale of Berkeley college student, Liberty Gates, who must travel cross country to Liberty Island, in order to stop the evil Charles, and his minions, from taking over the country.

"Continuous Journey" is a small book of poems which were written between January 1 and December 31, 2012, expressing an entire year of thought.

"Reconstructions" is a book of poetry comprised of works which are reconstructed or amended from other forms. The book also contains some original poems, which were written in between other prose projects.