The poems of "60 Signs for Doomsday" have a lyrical quality which should appeal to a general audience: doers of good, doers of evil, the righteous, Biblical scholars, the felonious, worshippers of satanic craft, boring housewives, high-and-mighty executives, fans of heavy metal music, and rage-filled healthcare professionals (just to name a few).
David Jonathan Newman's unique vision and mastery of language has afforded the literary world a rare treat indeed Although "60 Signs for Doomsday" is the third installment of poems from an irrepressible voice of apocalyptic thought and end-time ideology, it concurrently weaves a subtle message of hope and union.
The musicality of "60 Signs for Doomsday" is undeniable. Word art is the best way to describe Newman's works--with the best poems being imminently hummable as well as memorable.
"60 Signs for Doomsday" is a collection of poems that comes precariously close to insanity--is the evil inherent in our world enough to push good people over the edge? What defines evil? Who embodies evil? Are you evil? Am I evil?