Published on the occasion of Andy Warhol’s 80th birthday, Warhol-o-rama surveys the extraordinary life and robust afterlife of Andy Warhol (1928- 1987). In this rollicking poetic sequence Peter Oresick reads Warhol through the eyes and words of others from critics to Catholics to Carpatho-Rusyns. The result is an unorthodox and entertaining serial portrait of an American artist whose 15 minutes of fame seem to have no end in sight.

This book talks about the troubles that a lot of people are going through and the problems that they are facing. "The Weight of the World" is on their backs and must be lifted. In order to erase these problems, they must be presented and recognized. 

The peoms in this book have been writen to enlighten people, to let them know what's going on around us and give some solutions to the problems - what I've seen through my eyes and where I've been in my shoes.

This book is written to make a difference in the lives of two people who have either formed a relationship or are in love with each other. It's to let you see both sides of love-the good side and the bad side. We are all playing in our own movie of life,

The Thoughts of a Common Man gives you the complete circle of the problems that we have within our society. It tells you how we can come together as one to solve them. It lets everyone know that there is hope. It lets you know the responsibility of a parent

Verbal snapshots from the Ligonier Valley of southwestern Pennsylvania.