Right now, you are living in the four-dimensional universe. Time, as you understand it, is the unending, ever continuing progression of events which occur in succession from past to present and – if all goes as you hope and plan – into the future. Actually, the four-dimensional universe exists within the Undimensional universe. The key word here is “within.” The Undimension is not an otherwhere, existing at another time; it is here and now. [more]
McLouth’s poetry, while sublimely personal, connects us to the most basic and essential of our shared histories, hopes and fears. The poems, confident, curious, humble or confiding, unmask his vulnerability and caring, which gifts us with feeling that someone or something is “whispering my name.”
This collection of works across decades of McLouth’s career showcase depths of insight, humanity, melancholy, and humor. [more]
Do No Harm creates an in-depth, thoughtful, and artistically arranged conversation between the voices of the father and son who serve as alternate narrators throughout the book. These nine stories compose a complex duet in which two voices mingle and separate, both delving into their shared pasts, both examining and reexamining their connections to other people, to the places that profoundly affect them, and – always — to the web of family that binds them.
