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Part of a collection of dictations and some agent reports. Generally, materials concern social life and customs in Colorado.

Within these pages rest the sordid thoughts of an old soul who finds peace in the darkest corners of the world. You will find few uplifting words in this book and little to inspire, soothe or even help you cope. What you will find within these pages are poems that express the darkness many fear yet others embrace. Some require you to take time to examine this bizarre existence we call life, to gain a glimpse into the mind of those who make these shadows their home. Some paint a vivid picture with words that capture the beauty amid the macabre. Some express a dark sense of humor that causes the little clown in my mind to display his sinister grin. In short this book is for the dark, demented and those just a bit twisted. So find yourself a dimly lit corner, curl up with some hot tea and pastries and enjoy spending time with me in my darkness. J.L. Parsons

When a kingdom falls short in fairy tale rankings, the Queen orders all of her subjects to attend her new school for knights and princesses. But when the boys refuse to slay dragons and the girls protest their glass slippers, the Queen has to rethink her idea of happily ever after. In this coloring book edition, you're the co-illustrator!

The Kingdom of Locks is a fairy tale place, But the King and the Queen are ashamed. The disgrace! No damsels in danger, no knights on white steeds. Fear not! This Queen knows just what her kingdom needs. A college for knights! A school for princesses! Bright shining armor and huge, fluffy dresses! It will be perfect, like love at first sight, Except that her sons are refusing to fight. They won't slay the dragons, they won't go to class. Now girls are protesting their slippers of glass. If you think you know how all fairy tales end, I hope that this tale will surprise you, my friend. P.S. "Color this book!" the front cover declares. Don't be afraid, for the reader who dares To color this novel will find they're elated To own a fine book that they co-illustrated.

When a kingdom falls short in fairy tale rankings, the Queen orders all of her subjects to attend her new school for knights and princesses. But when the boys refuse to slay dragons and the girls protest their glass slippers, the Queen has to rethink her idea of happily ever after.