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I Imagine I'm Real a book of fiction and poetry by J Cayne aka John Kuti

I Imagine I'm Real a book of fiction and poetry by J Cayne aka John Kuti

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This little book is a treasure of John's poetry embedded in a fascinating story about Christa Van Fleet---his larger than life character who is also featured in the unforgettable novel, "A Profane Gospel". Both books were written by John under the nom de plume 'J Cayne' he uses for fiction. Both books were published by our small family publishing company called Prose Red in 2005, and now available only through Etsy, through Lynn's online out-of-print book business, and through our "Rogues' Hollow Gallery" in Newburgh, Ontario Canada.

This listing is for 'I Imagine I'm Real' only. The book is 85 pages, and is 5.5" (14 cm.) by 8.5" (21.5 cm.). It has a reproduction of one of John's digital photos on the front cover. Please note that shipping charges are for surface mail only. If you require airmail shipping, please contact us with your location so we could give you a quote for shipping upgrade to airmail.

Christa Van Fleet is Real. This is her body. This is her life. And she is offering it to you.

There are characters in life and in fiction that can challenge every assumption about what is true and real and beautiful. Christa Van Fleet is such a character.

What is it like to have such a person come into your life and, by their very presence, demand you choose a new and better way to see, to feel, to live and to love?

Christa Van Fleet has done that with her family, lovers and strangers too, and she may just do that with you.

Her most powerful intention is to turn simple life into poetry by breaking through the static of a person's assumptions about their heart and body, so they may connect in their deepest potential as human beings.

She is the poet. You are the poem.

This is no ordinary book of verse. This is poetry in the flesh.

"In a world of the blind, a one-eyed person is utterly alone with all there is to see"

Added on Dec 06, 2009