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The novelette, "Susanna of Bethsaida" is a wondrous short novelette, now in English and Spanish, of a Saint, a woman contemporary with Mary from Magdala, both whom walked with Christ, being one of the several female companions to the apostles, whom both discovered their destiny. Drawing on the Gospels of the New Testament, sources from the Vatican library, and other resources, we see Jesus Christ and his entourage, as they follow Him heart, mind and soul, on his journey. In the form of a monologue, Susanna tells the reader her story, her awareness to Christianity's early years and its history changing events, surrounded by a pagan world and martyrs such as John the Baptist, as this new faith emerges. Susanna, seldom written about, and surely never in a novel or novelette, to my knowledge, here for the first time one may actually visualize the holy women that followed our Lord in the First Century A.D. For the most part, Susanna is the hidden jewel; brought out to sparkle with Mary called Magdalene, Salome, and Joanna. Dr. Siluk and his wife Rosa visited Israel in 2010 A.D., included many of the places-to include Caesarea-where Jesus Christ journeyed followed by his apostles and Susanna and the other holy women. By, Rosa Pe�aloza

Dr. Dennis L. Siluk was always gifted with the art of drawing, he was born with that natural talent, and he was really proficient at that, creating over five hundred art works by his virtue of imagination and talent, creating these superb works which he published them throughout his writings, and some in his web site. In his youth, in 1965, being only seventeen years old, he took an Art Award, "Second Place for the Best 100 Art Show from the Saint Paul Jaycees," in Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA. Among his three Doctorate Degrees he had obtained in a decade, he got one in Arts and Education. Moreover, he had received good comments on his art works by many artists, to mention some: Yang Yang, International American Chinese Artist who has a Gallery in Chicago, USA; Chusty a Peruvian Artist who has his Art Shop by Kennedy Park in Miraflores, Lima, Peru, and so on. This Volume I contains seventy art works.By Rosa Pe�aloza

The novelette, 'Susanna of Bethsaida' is a wondrous short novelette, of a Saint and a woman, a contemporary with Mary from Magdala both whom walked with Christ, being one of a few female companions to the apostles, whom both discovered their destiny. Drawing on the Gospels of the New Testament, sources from the Vatican library, and other resources, we see Jesus Christ and his entourage, as they follow him heart, mind and soul, on his journey. In the form of a monologue, Susanna tells the reader her story, her awareness to Christianity's early years and its history changing events, surrounded by a pagan world and martyrs such as John the Baptist, as this new faith emerges. Susanna, seldom written about, and surely never in a novel or novelette, to my knowledge, here for the first time one may actually visualize the holy women that followed our Lord in the First Century A.D. For the most part, Susanna is the hidden jewel; brought out to sparkle with Mary called Magdalene, Salome, and Joanna. Dr. Siluk and his wife Rosa visited Israel in 2010 A.D., included many of the places-to include Caesarea-where Jesus Christ journeyed followed by his apostles and Susanna and the other holy women. By, Rosa Pe�aloza

Dr. Dennis L. Siluk was always gifted with the art of drawing, he was born with that natural talent, and he was really proficient at that, creating over one thousand and five hundred artworks by his virtue of imagination and talent, creating these superb works which he published them throughout his writings, and some in his web site. In 1965, being only seventeen years old, he took an Art Award, "Second Place for the Best 100 Art Show from the Saint Paul Jaycees," in Saint Paul, Minnesota, USA. Among his three Doctorate Degrees he had obtained in a decade, he got one in Arts and Education. Moreover, he had received good comments on his artwork by many artists, to mention some: Yang Yang, International American Chinese Artist who has a Gallery in Chicago, USA; Chusty a Peruvian Artist who has his Art Shop by Kennedy Park in Miraflores, Lima, Peru, and so on. This Volume II contains one hundred and thirty four artworks. By Rosa Pe�aloza

This book, "The Nazarene," its subtitle: "Poems for: The Son of Man," is the sequel to Dr. Siluk's previous book: "The Galilean" with its subtitle: "Poems for the Soul," both will live long after the poet laureate has gone to meet his Maker. The unpublished fifty poems, from the five original chapbooks published separately in 2012 and 2013 consisting of 139-poems out of 653, 87 of those poems were put into an international book, in 2015, called "The Galilean"; now those 50-unpublished poems (plus an additional ten), are here for the first time available in this new volume for the bottomless reader. Never before seen by the public, with the addition, of the new section of poems (from 2015), that would perhaps have been part of the "The Galilean," had the author continued with the series. From per near over ninety-sources ((in a 30-month period) (and over 3200-hours)), the author brings to life, the ancient sacred scriptures, in a most profound historical melodramatic way; in poet prose canto; to be read and reread. This book, has its own soul. It is in English and Spanish.

This 10th book "Things Come to Their End" is the completion of Dr. Siluk's Nonfiction Series, of some 148-Short Stories, that reaches back to 1896 thru 2016. The stories take place in over thirty-five countries, and throughout the United States, much of this last book was put together near the end of the 2016 Presidential Elections. Unlike the previous nine volumes, it has a high percentage of new stories, only a few taken out of the mothball den. The twelve stories take you to: Malta, Minnesota, Peru, San Francisco, the author's Junior High School days, Angel Falls, and much more. The ten volume series consist of: "In My Time", "Men Among Men", "Time and Seasons" "A Way You Have to Be", "An Unsuspecting Life!", "To Want, and Want Not!", "Winner and Loser Takes Nothing", "A Changeable Banquet", "Nowhere into Nothing" and "Things Come to Their End."

In these two stories, of Science Fiction, called 'The Dark Side of Polaris' written November 2016, and "Space Tomb" written in July of 2005, some 11-years later (the latter in English and Spanish) comes per near a sequel to Dr. Siluk's book: "Worlds Beyond" in that you will see some of his previous characters, many aphorisms. Dr. Siluk, brings together: quantum physics, archeology, anthropology, genetics, astrology, biology, geology, chemistry, neurology, theology, and paleoanthropology. The cover is an original drawing by Clark Ashton Smith, owned by Dr. Siluk, by the famous 'Weird Tales' writer of yesteryear, his only equals being H.P. Lovecraft, and Poe. All other drawings are by the author himself.

This book, "The Nazarene," its subtitle: "Poems for: The Son of Man," is the sequel to Dr. Siluk's previous book: "The Galilean" with its subtitle: "Poems for the Soul." From per near over ninety-sources, in a thirty-month period-and over 3200-hours-, the author brings to life, the ancient sacred scriptures, in a most profound historical melodramatic way; in poetic prose canto; to be read and reread. "The Nazarene" as the previous volume "The Galilean" is a collection of Christian poetry, that will help you better understand Christianity. They are poems on Jesus Christ, Who is the Messiah and the incarnation of God, who came to teach, suffer and died for the sins of all people, so we too, who believe in Him, could have eternal life with him, because He rose from the dead; and also poems dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary, the apostles, the holy women that followed Jesus during his ministry, Adam, Salvation, Judgment, etc. These are unpublished poems, from the five original chapbooks published separately in 2012 and 2013, here for the first time available in book form in this new volume for the bottomless reader. Never before seen by the public, with the addition of the new section of poems (from 2015), that would perhaps have been part of the "The Galilean," had the author continued with the series. This book includes 63 poems, illustrated and bilingual: in English and Spanish. Both books have their own soul, which will live long after the poet laureate has gone to meet his Maker. Versión en Español Este libro, "El Nazareno," con su subtítulo: "Poemas para: El Hijo del Hombre," es la continuación del libro anterior del Dr. Siluk: "El Galileo" con su subtítulo: "Poemas para el Alma." De más de noventa fuentes, en un período de treinta meses, y más de 3200 horas, el autor da vida a las antiguas escrituras sagradas, de una manera melodramática histórica muy profunda; en prosa poética; para ser leído y releído. "El Nazareno," así como el volumen anterior "El Galileo" es una colección de poesía cristiana, que te ayudará a comprender mejor el cristianismo. Son poemas sobre Jesucristo, quien es el Mesías y la encarnación de Dios, quien vino a enseñar, sufrir y morir por los pecados de todas las personas, para que los que creemos en Él, podamos tener vida eterna con él, porque Él resucitó de entre los muertos; y también poemas dedicados a la Santísima Virgen María, los apóstoles, las mujeres santas que siguieron a Jesús durante su ministerio, Adán, la Salvación, el Juicio, etc. Estos son poemas inéditos, de los cinco librillos originales publicados por separado el 2012 y el 2013, aquí por primera vez disponibles en forma de libro en este nuevo volumen para el lector ávido. También incluye poemas que nunca antes fueron vistos por el público, que quizás habría sido parte de "El Galileo," si el autor hubiera continuado con la serie. Este libro incluye 63 poemas, ilustrados y bilingües: en inglés y español. Ambos libros tienen su propia alma, que vivirán mucho después de que el poeta laureado haya ido a encontrarse con su Creador.

Six Plays by Dr. Dennis L. Siluk: The Triumph of Seven Little Angels, A Thimble Full of Poison (The Champion Drunk/The dark narration of a murder story; At the Metro of Lima (A Radio Play); The Legend of: El Orejón, ((A Fable of the Deep-Peru) (Poetic Drama-Play)); The Dogs in Cherry Park ((A short two act Play-a comedy) (Or "Waiting for Rosa")); and Lost Time (An unprompted, nostalgic poignant fragmentary play; one person, one act, with three voices; a Production for the stage).

From the award winning Poet Laureate Dr. Dennis L. Siluk's new volume of poetry: "Stars over Germany" (having lived over four years in Germany, in the 1970s). Might be of interest to the reader to know: this book has been in the making for a decade. The first poem was written in 1981, the second and several thereafter in 2006, a few in: 2007, 2008, 2010; the book reedited in 2010 and 2015. The last several poems added in, 2014, and 2015: for total of 26-poems. The author's first book "The Other Door," 1981, bears the first printing of "Bavaria's Harvest" (a Sonnet of Augsburg, Germany); all other poems are unpublished, to include: "German Winter Shower," a Polirritmo poem, written in 2008; unique in its own way, is a lived poem of motion. And a number of new poems, from 2014 and 2015. There are several photographs from the 1970s, and several drawings by the author. To include a watercolor, which was done in 1980 and never before seen by the public, for the poem "W�rzburg's Baroque". This is Dr. Siluk's 70th book, and 21th volume of poetry, 2017. Back cover is a photograph of the poet with his twin boys, in the Rhineland, 1974. Dr. Siluk lives with his wife in Peru, and is from Minnesota. Dr. Siluk is also a world traveler.