Works by
Thomas Rangdale
(Writer)

“Sir” Thomas Rangdale departed in haste from the ancestral manse in Succecshire for abhorrent behavior (non-English, they said) and headed for sunny California where he discovered things and taught a bit. The serial killers roaming loose were a drag. But he did enjoy the great outdoors. He liked massage, found zen and yoga and Marin rather boring. “You’re all too serious,” he would say with his accustomed cynicism. Eventually he was asked to leave for not being “mellow”. Found next in the wilds of Missouri, he discovered that an ancestor had actually bridged the Mississippi. His poetry events have been rather successful in that Ozarkian hinterland, but he’s waiting to be asked to leave again. Were that to be, he’s sure he’ll find a home in New Orleans where they don’t ask too many questions. -- from author's website

• Nasty Sonnets
  A book of poetry accompanied by 32 original drawings by Sue Ladue, Wayne St. Wayne, Tom Huck, Benet, Abby Woods, Dr. Not, and Frank Stack.
  
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