Darren C. Demaree's A Fire Without Light featured in this month's issue of the Santa Clara Review.
Twoxism is an invented word for all things two — among them, love, life, friendship, and relationships.
What began as a poem-photo collaboration project between two life-long friends — Maria Haro, a visual artist, and Claudia Serea, a poet — resulted in a refreshing lyricism of urban photography and poetry. TWOXISM is a work that finds beauty in unexpected places and sees the mundane with redemptive eyes. A city love story, tender and gritty at the same time, it ex…
Emily as a Month of British Rain by Darren C. Demaree, appears in the latest release of The Hunger:
Darren Demaree's if/in #37-#39 featured in the latest issue of the Northwest Indiana Literary Journal
Professor Jonathan Cohen joins Kelly and Bryce at Heavy Meta to discuss his work in the field of philosophy and his new book (In Nietzsche’s Footsteps), Author Jonathan R. Cohen discusses what went into the book, who Nietzsche was, and what the place of philosophy in today’s society is. Listen to or download the podcast. Find out more about the book here or buy it today.


"Lady, You Shot Me" is a collection of poems by Darren C. Demaree commemorating and recounting the life and genius of Sam Cooke."
78 pages | 5" x 8" | ISBN 978-1-926716-52-7 (pbk.) | $14.88| | Info Sheet
*Ships December 27 .

Nonexistence represents the paradox at the pinnacle of the human mind, of evolved intelligence: the ability to conceive of something that is not real and does not exist. The word itself is a tribute to imagination.
220 pages | 5.5 x 8 | ISBN 978-1-926716-51-0 | $18.88 | Info Sheet
*Ships January 2019
Twoxism is an invented word for all things two — among them, love, life, friendship, and relationships.
What began as a poem-photo collaboration project between two life-long friends — Maria Haro, a visual artist, and Claudia Serea, a poet — resulted in a refreshing lyricism of urban photography and poetry. TWOXISM is a work that finds beauty in unexpected places and sees the mundane with redemptive eyes. A city love story, tender and gritty at the same time, it ex…
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