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(110 pages) Poetry of a young man. Poems about what the young man did before he became an old poet man writing poetry about war. Beneath The Shadow Of The Sun. And On Some Dark Night. A History Of Sorts. By Terry Severhill. Published by West Vine Press. Terry Severhill was a poet who lived in Vista California. He was a member of the Marine Corps and hung around San Francisco in the mid-1960s. He was a vocal advocate of writing, frequently found raising awareness about the effects of PTSD on the minds of United States troops returning home from war. He was at the height of his powers before he died suddenly after only recently being diagnosed with terminal cancer. He was a funny poet who told it like it is, and shall be missed by all those who knew him.

(60 Pages) First Collection of Poetry from Octavia Saturday, who grew up in SW Michigan. Water is a big part of her internal landscape. She writes about what is in her head that needs to bleed out. All the life experiences that have led her to where she’s at and who she is. Octavia lived in quite a few places that have influenced her personally, and her writing, such as DC, Detroit, LA, New Orleans, Savannah, etc. These days she’s happily back into her little wet corner of Michigan, where she’s working on new poetry and prose that may turn out to be another book. Octavia can be found on social media at: Instagram: @Laughing.Alligator. http://www.facebook.com/octavia.gascogne.vonhauenschild

Sampler (Volume four) and contains various and often out of order sections and pages from some of the upcoming books, printed by West Vine Press. Writing & Poetry from Jesse S. Mitchell. Kenyatta JP Garcia. Stephanie Kaylor. Octavia Saturday. Terry Severhill. Kjartan Code. Andrew H. Kuharevicz…

West Vine Press Sampler #3. Ten writers from around the United States. Ten samples of full books. Ten voices. The current condition of existence. 2016. 104 pages.

Vol. Number Two in the worded mix-page series brings us some sections from some of the West Vine Press books that have/or will be released. This edition includes six Books and five writers. A Buddha Says Hello. A Flask Of Gin. It All Ends In Tears Anyway. Three Dimensional Boxes. The Fear & The Going Part One. The Napkin Book. Future Dead Writers Series. Written by Sean M.E. Auden Wyatt. Partick Trotti. Andrew H. Kuharevicz. Jorge de Leon.

First book in the Future Dead Writers Series. In State & Stasis we get an upward glimpse at the framework, machinery, and apparatus which governs human relationships. Writen by John Withee. 2018. 68 pages.

Rob Haskew and his words are about the circus. His words represent the minutes you sit in a chair and simply think. His words are there… just like you, just like the sky, just like the present moment, the moment that comes before the point in your day when you’re all done with work, maybe getting ready for bed; his words are about that moment that comes just before you turn off your mind.

“I hear the most beautiful nonsense I have ever not understood.”“This book is about lust, desire, the female figure, mystique and words better left unsaid. It’s the unfiltered words of a girl crazy romantic lover, fueled by beauty and vodka. The Napkin idea was born out of necessity.”

Buddha Says Hello (Book Number Four In The West Vine Press Future Dead Writers Series) follows the writer (Sean M.E) as he travels around India objectively observing the land and the people and everything that makes-up his journey abroad. This book contains photos, inspiration from historical figures with quotes, itinerary notes, and writings from other eyes as well, that paints the reader a picture of not just India, but what is humble and true of the human condition.

About the dualities of love, life and privilege. Of being alone vs together. Of living and not. Of having and not having. They are almost a play on the Taoist notion of "Wu Wei," such as doing not doing or action non-action.

What it is about: A story about a journalist (Auden O' Wyatt) who gets his first job five years after all the local papers have gone out of business...working for a start-up real paper news group called...THE DAMN STORY.

The first novel in a five novel series that follows a person named Henry Oldfield around.MORE ADVENTURES OF A DYING YOUNG MAN BOOK A. PUBLISHED BY WEST VINE PRESS. 2013. A narrative of a person as he works in factories and travels around the United States. He hasn't even enough courage to stay true to the plan and kill himself, and so using a stolen typewriter he learns more about the human condition than if he would have stayed in school. That's about it, and after falling on some harder times during the start of The Great Recession, he meets a young energetic agent (Babushka) (Con-artist) who sells him (Henry Oldfield) on the idea of writing Science Fiction Popup Books for adults. It's an amazing story about the first video game, the future book of war, and how it came to this:

Before he was a science fiction popup book writer for adults, Henry's doing not much. He walks around and skips stones and one day after he hops the fence he discovers a book in the garbage. Henry then gets a message from an ol’ pal’ named Alex who was sent on back to the nice and normal of Borderland from the Second Proxy War and pretty much that’s what sets in motion Henry’s first real adventure since his falling out with Dusty Apostolo.

(528 Pages) The Third Book In The Adventures Of A Dying Young Man Series Written By Andrew H. Kuharevicz. The Fear & The Going Part One Book C, picks up where Book A left off from, with Henry Oldfield kicked out on the streets: It’s a literary science fiction pop-up book for adults and getting older and not growing up. It’s about black holes and digital nonsense and a writer and an agent named Babushka who might work for Mr. So & So and…a killer and a retired detective who hates roller skating. An American tragedy about the artistic process of distortion and it’s one big sprawling million word narrative that is nothing but a sample of sheet music bouts’ the number seventy-three and the moment when space collapses inward after time comes back to its equilibrium, and it’s about the split hairs of friendship and a hungry lizard man who’s sheltered by his Ma and Pa and a dog that was sorta’ named after a Shakespearean Play.

(286 pages) WHY DOES THE WAR HAPPEN? WHAT IS THE CLASSIFIED DOCUMENT: ‘BUG-EYED-JELLY-STAR-WISHES?” & WHO IS MR. So. & So.? THE FEAR & THE GOING PART 2. BOOK (D) IN THE ADVENTURES OF A DYING YOUNG MAN SERIES. Two pals. Now enemies. An AWOL writer, A lost General, A failed Data-analyst and A former billionaire’s boy turned Literary Agent. Henry Oldfield. Dusty Apostolo. Substitute Radio Announcer. Babushka. THE YEAR IS 2024AD. A man named Henry is having himself an existential crisis after somehow finding himself living back in the skyscraper in the biggest metropolis in THE REPUBLIC OF BORDERLAND. THE WORLD IS AT WAR and so, without nothing much to do he’s trying to write his new novel but keeps getting distracted by what is out the window. LITERARY FICTION.