Future of Faith in American Politics

The Vernal Equinox of Death and Kisses moves seamlessly from smoky bars to ocean tides; from speakeasies to mythical winds . . . Here is the second edition of Antonio Hopson's widely published short stories, with additional stories included. New stories include the tale of a migrant worker who imagines that his weed-whacker is capable of destroying our galaxy, a stranger who recalls the life of a once gritty city that now smells of seaweed and cotton candy and three publisher poems. Previous tales cover the tough yet sentimental world of bikers, the constantly changing role of an ancient building, violent weather bringing death, and the power of the vernal equinox. The Vernal Equinox is a collection that blows open our personal reference points. It is a finger pointing toward our false sense of reality, bringing us to wonder and question. This book will be appreciated by anyone who enjoys thoughtful and emotion-charged writing.