Matthes erupts forth with his third volume of poetry, continuing his tradition from previous works "The Kaleidoscope Syndrome" and "Wanderlust and the Whiskey Bottle Parallel", expanding upon his view of the degrading and dehumanizing aspects of the world, the finer if not the more poignant nooks and crannies of life, women, both the beautiful and the truly internally hideous, and all things both living and otherwise existing now and hereafter. This collection also includes the short stories "Don't Rub 'Em Out In Vain, Son,", "Seamless Melancholy on the Bayou", "Side by Side Again, One Day", and more.