Warren Buchholz unveils his first full-length book of poetry. Preoccupied with themes of love, longing, death, and desperation; he journeys from day to night and reflects upon how light and dark affect the way we see the world. "our togetherness came in instances-- moments strung together like photographs clipped to a cotton string. they showed the best of who we were in a time when we didn't know where we belonged. days passed. the photographs ceased, and the wire ended. I knew our moments would stop, but I thought there should have been more." Warren Buchholz has been published in numerous literary magazines including Caffeine Presse, Zygote in My Coffee, The Legendary, Straight Forward Poetry, and Words Dance. He graduated from USF with a Bachelor of Art Degree in Communication, and he is the Media Director for a non-profit 501(c)3 improv group, Post Dinner Conversation as well as a co-producer for the Tampa Improv Festival.