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Under the Stars Part 2 is the first in a series of 2 books, making it also the first book by the overlord Lamden.

I hope anyone who reads this book will gain something he/she didn’t know before reading it. The book contains 5 sub-books about the following explorations: 1). NFL and Capitalism, 2). My list of the greatest inventions, 3). Manhattan being the greatest city in the world, 4). How I feel about Vietnam, in light of 70,000 American lives lost, 5) Russian relations, and 7)my USA cookbook for Italy. My personal feelings about the book are that of fulfilling the desire of emptying out my head of wisdom and feelings about certain subjects while I am able to recall.

This is the paperback version for readers who want something to hold, something personal they can carry and write notes in. It includes some of the information from the websites mentioned in the book to make it easier on the reader. The book takes a backward look at where the influence of poetry began in government and into today. It reveals some of what governmental leaders such as J.F.K said of authors and poetry and their necessary input. From the book, the reader can see the spiritual, the normal and the governmental influence of poetry. It may call the poet back to meaningful writing, more than an emotional experience into truth.

Eighteen entertaining vignettes written by a man who sells insurance to support his writing habit.

A heartwarming memoir by Dorthea Reeves Perrin, a 98-year-old first time author, recounting her childhood days growing up in South Mississippi. This is a charming glimpse into the life of a precocious young girl, as she remembers family and friends almost a century later.