Brauer's fourth volume in The White Book series. This volume was previously published as Wander. This is poetry.

In 2005 Marvin Brauer brought out his first novel, Shall Die by the Sword (Doubleedged Press) under the penname T.S.... More > Beckett. In 2006 he brought out his first book of poetry, Where The Dogwood Grows (Morris Publishing). Now in 2007 he returns with his most mature book of poetry. The content is wide from a comedy, to romance, to philosophy. He doesn't seem shy of tackling anything, and you are in for a delightful experience with Wander. < Less

Brauer's third volume in his White Book series. This is a fantasy medieval novel an amalgamam between Tolkien and King Arthur.

Brauer's fourth volume in The White Book series. This volume was previously published as Wander. This is poetry.

Previously published as Southern Woman