Poetic Justice is a superb collection of poems and songs that will explore your emotions, instill pride, inform readers, and ultimately foster in you, a wonderful sense of hope and clarity. This unique approach, which includes the inspiration for each piece, is unprecedented and has, to my knowledge, never been used before, and it will give the reader insight into each work’s origin.

Contained in the following pages is an interpretation of the Bible that may surprise you; it may even cause you to read and understand the Bible in an entirely different way. While a few of our readers will agree with only a small portion of this material, many will agree with most of what we have presented. Those who agree with our interpretations are encouraged to tell friends about our book so they, too, will have a better understanding of God’s word. Our purpose for writing Destination Eternity was to take you on a journey through life, starting with creation and ending with eternity. Eternity with God and Jesus should be everyone’s destination, and we should live each day with that in mind.

Recently, I had one of my songs produced and recorded by an up-and-coming singer from the Nashville, Tennessee area. The song is titled “An Angry Young Man.” When it was submitted for a professional critique, I was surprised to see it described as a “dark,” song. Later, I discussed the track with my producer, who suggested that the story behind it would make a great “made-for-TV” movie. “In my dreams,” I thought, but the idea stuck with me. I realized I needed to tell the story behind the song, and a book would allow me to share the full narrative. Inspired by those two comments, I sat down to write, and over time, the book ‘An American Vendetta’ was the result. I love it, and I am certain that once you start reading, you’ll feel compelled to finish it in one sitting.

Hodgepodge: A Random Collection of Poems and Songs Like Nothin’ You’ve Ever Read isn’t built like a tidy poetry anthology; it feels more like opening a well-worn notebook found on a kitchen table, its pages filled over the years of living. The world inside is stitched together from memory, humor, heartbreak, faith, satire, and sudden bursts of song. One page leans into playful rhythm and country wit; the next pivots toward raw reflection or spiritual reckoning. There’s no single road here-only a series of side paths, each carrying its own mood.

The atmosphere shifts constantly, and that’s the point. Some pieces carry the cadence of front-porch storytelling, where laughter drifts as easily as summer air. Others move inward, grappling with mortality, regret, grace, or the quiet persistence of belief. The tension isn’t plot-driven-it’s emotional. What happens when a mind refuses to filter itself? When sentimentality and sarcasm share the same page? When a song lyric becomes a confession?

There’s a distinctly Americana pulse running through the collection-echoes of old hymnals, country ballads, and small-town conversations, yet it also carries the unpredictability of the spoken word. The poems don’t posture. They meander, they jab, they wink. At times, they feel like campfire tunes; at others, like late-night thoughts scribbled in the margins of memory.

What makes this collection stand out is its embrace of imperfection. The title signals it plainly: this is a hodgepodge. But beneath the randomness lies a quiet question: Can a life ever be summarized in one tone, one genre, one voice? The book suggests otherwise. It honors the messiness of being human: contradictory, nostalgic, faithful, funny, wounded, hopeful.

In a literary landscape that often demands cohesion and branding, this collection leans into variety as its truth. It doesn’t ask to be categorized; it asks to be experienced piece by piece, mood by mood

Sometimes the most honest portrait of a life isn’t a straight line, but a scatter of songs that somehow still belong together.