William White Acre: 9 books

William White-acre takes photography to the next stage. Photos and computer manipulation, a marriage made in Art heaven, results in a photobook called Human Condition. Linking photography--digitalization and existential moments--35 photos depict scenes of life.

Fifteen stories, short and semi-long, ranging from flash to literary-lite, complete this anthology. First person. Third person, A reading will cover all the bases: love story, human interest, coming of age, maudlin, and, of course, adventure.

Dr. Rey Flowers, veteran, professor, murderer and patient at a mental institution, is being interviewed by a psychologist. Dr. Sarah Greene has been tasked with compiling statistics for the VA. The two of them will be launched on a journey of exploration, taking them to places they couldn't have imagined.

Setting: New York City. Time: 1975. Barry Ashdown is living on the streets, a hand to mouth existence. A man he meets will alter the trajectory of his life, forever.

Thirty photos depicting bodies that have been sculpted. Muscles. Veins. Glistening skin. All in competition to win a trophy.

Trading blows in a ring, or better known as boxing, this is a photo series of boys continuing the tradition of organized and sanctioned fighting.

I, The Hero is the second installment of the Dr. Sarah Greene mystery series. The next case she is investigating takes place primarily in South Florida, as she pursues the leads that will take her to New York and New Jersey in pursuit of a serial killer. Three separate cases, three murders, have taken...

In the near future, forecast calls for dystopia, with a little climatic catastrophe and religious reclamation. Two people, a man and a woman, are trying to stay alive.

Four stories to tell a tale about a bygone generation. Viet Nam. Insipid 70's. Greedy 80's. All happening around the Nation's Capital.