A map of the fallen rain written in your mind

A book review that highlights “eternal damnation.” Protected by the Damned - Torn Asunder by Michael Todd. 2018, cover art by Ryn Katryn. #booksky

Life’s torn feel — always

Finding what you seek, now what? The Clarity by Keith Thomas. 2018, cover artist not attributed. #booksky

We sought clarity from ghosts

”Decorate” is one word for it, a book review of love lost. Dream World 1957, cover art Edward Valigursky. Stories of Incredible Powers. #booksky

The remnants of lost experience decorate your dreams

This book review suggests a cosmic conundrum. Sometime, Never. Editors: William Golding, Mervyn Peake, John Wyndham. 1956, cover art by Stein.

The full force of never is waylaid by being

This book review whispers that some ship Captains may become poets at heart, especially when faced with force majeure scenarios. The Broken Cycle by A. Bertram Chandler. 1979, cover art by Richard Hescox. #booksky

A poet of dreams that like to feel a little broken

... until in some distant future, it did. The Eternal Man by Charles R. Long. 1964, cover artist not attributed. #booksky

So, little by little the eternal never happened

A technical book review that describes how it started AND how it's (still) going. Universe Maker by AE van Vogt. 1953, cover art signed ORBAN. #booksky

We are a bit of Being peeled from the universe

In this book review (as in real life), “it” happens a lot! Times Without Number by John Brunner. 1969, cover art by John Schoenherr. #booksky

Eye witnesses generally describe different things, so do readers of the same story. The Golden Apples of the Sun by Ray Bradbury. 1953, cover artist not attributed. #booksky

The white hot fervor of objects in a world almost expressed

This book review hints that she may answer. Ralph 124C41+ by Hugo Gernsback, Fantasy Books (not dated), c1952. Cover artist not attributed. #booksky

“Are we there yet?” Journey to the Center by Brian Stableford. 1982, cover art by Ken Kelly. #booksky

Here moving through a chaotic always

The secret world you receive in a whisper or a glimpse

Here’s the center of the moment

All this becoming ongoing

Very few have the talent to see, let alone handle, every eventuality. The Multi-Man by Vargo Statten. 1954, cover art by Ron Turner. #booksky

This book review teases with a pithy summary of “the day after.” Night of the Big Fire by John Muller. 1962, cover artist not attributed. #booksky

I feel something again — all this burned out meaning

this book review reminds us to start now, there may be no later Star Bright by Michael Caiden. 1980, cover art by Blossom. #booksky

Let every always open up

I started off in the bright and missing moment

Inadvertently found some of Jim Bachor's mosiac work to my great delight. Found on the corner of Van Buren and Michigan, near the Fine Arts Building. "Here lies a pothole 2005-2024"

old woman came up to me on the street & said "if you turned to God you wouldn't be so tense" I politely declined

This book review hints at a mathematical approach outside the Einsteinian construct, because E=mc2 is clearly way too restrictive. The School of Darkness by Manly Wade Wellman. 1985, jacket by Marco Herr. #booksky

There’s an eluded life within

RIP Tony Fitzpatrick. Chicago should be collapsing in grief right now.

Will time always be caught up In the structure of light

Look, listen - as this book review reminds us, the possible is full of unknown potential. Beyond the Spectrum by Martin Thomas. 1967, cover art signed by Victor Kalin. #booksky

Surround in words the howled wind of the still to happen

This symbol is on its grind

This book review explores the crux of the matter. Mind Force by Leo Brett. 1971, cover artist not attributed. #booksky

Are thoughts even in the world?

"The Old Wisdom" ~Jane Goodall

Rest in peace, Dr. Jane Goodall💚

This being banging around the boundary of mind

Doc Savage book reviews can be both delightfully unexpected and totally unintentional. The Mental Wizard by Kenneth Robeson. 1970, cover art by James Bama. #booksky

Not always ceaselessly hidden, and sometimes unfolding from without. Frankenstein by Mary Shelly. London Folio Society, 2015, illustrated by Harry Brockway. #booksky

…so is life ceaselessly hidden and unfolding from within

A Treatise On Thought

The past is gone and still going

A book review from the POV of the aliens. The SInging Spheres by Jon J. Deegan. 1952, cover art by Gordon C Davies. #booksky