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A Poet’s Labyrinth

By Remo Perini

A Labyrinth is a geometric shape that symbolizes human creativity and is often used to represent a journey.  Following quickly on the heels of his debut book of poetry, Evens and Beginnings, A Collection of Odds and Ends, A Poet’s Labyrinth has been a journey of creativity, written and composed in locations spanning the globe in concert with the author’s inner journey.  The written word, as an art form, connects well with imagery and both combine to tell the tale of an inner journey, still in progress.

Evens and Beginnings, a Collection of Odds and Ends

By Remo Perini

Illustrated, August 2022. 45 pages. Full color. Thirty-three and one-third 33 1/3 poems. Free verse, lilting rhyming verse, epistolary verse, this collection is a collage of poetic happenings and styles, just as the title suggests. The sentiments express life in its fullness, spanning the wide panorama of emotions from pure joy to heart-breaking sadness, from love to disappointment and disillusionment. The poems are pure, raw, and sometimes harsh, reflecting life in its fullness.

Evens and Beginnings: A Collection of Odds and Ends, is a beautiful collection of poems about love, death, divorce, capitalism, loneliness, suicide, finding peace, frogs, and so much more. It's a mixture of short and long poems that are eloquent, meaningful, and deep. This book is filled with emotionally resonant, profoundly thoughtful, well-written, contemplative, well-conceived poems.

The poems themselves represent many styles: Free verse, lilting rhyming verse, epistolary verse; this collection is a mirage of poetic
happenings and styles, just as the title suggests. The sentiments express life in its fullness, spanning the wide panorama of emotions from pure joy to heart-breaking sadness, from love to disappointment and disillusionment. The poems are pure, raw, and sometimes harsh, reflecting life in its fullness. Spellbinding and thought-provoking, this collection of poetry might be the odds and ends that its subtitle suggests, and a poignant metaphor for life.

  • The sentiments express life in its fullness, spanning the wide panorama of emotions from pure joy to heart-breaking sadness, from love to disappointment and disillusionment.
  • The poems are pure, raw, and sometimes harsh, reflecting life in its fullness.
  • Spellbinding and thought-provoking, this collection of poetry might be the odds and ends that its subtitle suggests, but isn’t that a metaphor for life?
  • Evens and Beginnings is a thoughtful and poignant poetry collection that leaves you with a lot to think about.
  • Remo Perini’s mesmerizing verses will strike a chord in your heart and force you to introspect.
  • Remo Perini does justice to his emotions in Evens and Beginnings. Grief is hard to express except by tears and poetry. This book shares grief as the loss of life and loss of relationships. Reading these poems by Remo will allow you to feel what he feels.
  • Evens and Beginnings by Remo Perini is deep, eloquent, and meaningful.
  • Perini touches on the trials, triumphs, and hurdles we all face…. beautifully articulates his perceptions of life experiences that are relatable.
  • The way Perini envisions these experiences captures the beauty of even the darker and trying emotions.
  • Perini is a good writer who can communicate positive and negative emotions charmingly.
  • This book is filled with emotionally resonant, profoundly thoughtful, contemplative, well-written, well-conceived poems

HA! Humanity’s Absurdities

By Remo Perini

HA! Humanity’s Absurdities is a fictional encyclopedia of absolutely ridiculous nonsense with no intent whatsoever except to make a reader have a good laugh or two, a chuckle or twenty, countless smirks, and maybe even one or more ROTLs. Most of what Perini breaks down into each of the book’s many parts is a complete fabrication or warping of dubious facts. For example, there was no 600lb Duchess of Cambridge, a police officer will still give you a ticket if you hang walnuts on your rear-view mirror, wearing underwear on the outside of your pants is not in fashion, and nobody will pay you just for saying the word, Basil. You will be in stitches with the offbeat humor especially if you fall out of your chair laughing and cut yourself HA! is a haphazardly constructed mish-mash of bits and pieces of fragments and snippets, some of which may contain humor and/or silliness, but rarely both simultaneously. This Volume VI has no previous volumes. We hope there will be a Volume VII. HA! is a comedy masterpiece and recommended for anybody that likes falling out of their chair laughing or wearing a hat while baking sugar cookies in the bathtub.

  • Remo Perini has created a comedy masterpiece.
  • HA! is one of the funniest books I have ever read.
  • HA! Humanity’s Absurdities by Remo Perini is a fictional encyclopedia of absolutely ridiculous nonsense with no intent whatsoever except to make a reader…. Laugh.
  • HA! Humanity’s Absurdities by Remo Perini is the best edutainment money can buy.
  • The author’s imagination is extremely wild and fertile — so much so that it is sometimes difficult to keep up with the barrage of hysterically funny and uproarious ideas.
  • Comedy that is as wacky as it is observant, as nonsensical as it is grounded, and as outlandish as it is witty.
  • All round, a fantastic book highly recommended to anybody who has lost their sense of humor – here’s a new one for you.
  • In his preface, the author thoughtfully informs his readers about the history of humor by comparing it to laughter and it is ridiculously enlightening.
  • Fanciful and difficult to believe, HA! (Humanity’s Absurdities) Volume VI is an ideal gag gift for any occasion and it will surely arouse any reader’s wild imagination.

Eustice & The Christmas Swim

By Remo Perini

Eustace and the Christmas Swim: Remo Perini and Martyn Thrussell’s picture book, Eustace and the Christmas Swim, is a heartwarming story about the true meaning of Christmas. The plot follows Eustace’s determination to make things right for his community and to un-freeze the frozen lake so he can swim. The tale will encourage young readers to let their imaginations soar, as Eustace did, and not to give up. It also encourages young readers to think of others first and to work toward positive community efforts. The language is simple and appealing to young readers. Dialogue passages written in lyrical rhyming verse, make it stand out. I love the line: “And what to their waterlogged eyes did appear, but a fascinating fellow in a red swimsuit.” Sounds a little like a line from the classic “’Twas the Night Before Christmas.”

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