I try to show consistency and empathy with my new book, Affine Tree, (Affine - Closely related or interconnected) mainly for... More > children, published with Lulu Enterprises after feeling that I needed a less explicit version from Songs from the Women of The L.O.M., and called it Letters from The L.O.M. Affine Tree; dedicated to children and what I term AMCS (A Most Complex Situation)/ Homelessness). My only concern now is, if a 331 page book may be too challenging for my targeted young audience, therefore adding definitions after some of the longer pieces of my work, which I think will act as an invitation to continue reading while challenging them also. < Less

And thus you can see the program is divided into two sections; The first book; AMCS The Outline has just the outline and a... More > brief explanation of how one would go about the process when becoming homeless or finding oneself in A Most Complex Situation to vie to overcome it, and though it may take some time, as quickly as possible. < Less

The Songs of The women of the L.O.M. are short stories of women otradom Pelogo befriends (which only a few are on the front... More > cover, including two of his sisters) from America to the other side of the Atlantic. Women from America, South America, the Caribbean, Iran, Iraq, Turkey, UAE, Ghana, Tanzania, Russia, Chechnya, Armenia, France Germany, Holland, China, Taiwan, etc., while working and traveling overseas in postwar Iraq. It interweaves timely short stories and poems of the relationships of the different peoples from the different countries which he travels to ovber a two year period. He gives a cordial view from the streets of postwar Iraq while in the midst of stabilizing a government, infrastructure and economy; documented in the chapter titled The Iraqi People. Also while in the epitome of globalization and foreign trade while visiting Dubai in the U.A.E., he pieces together in epic form and romantically share his adventures throughout the Middle East, Europe and back to America. < Less

A Synopsis on AMCS (Brief Description)
Believe it or not, AMCS The Outline was written as part of a journal while being in a... More > most complex situation. Literally trying to decide how to deal with the situation myself. Fighting off the oppression that comes along with finding out that it’s happening to you, then trying to find the job that you need, after finding a temporary place to stay to get the job and save the money to get the permanent place to stay… and of course if it were all that easy, wondering how could it have happened in the first place…
“I asked the question to myself; Is there a progressive process, one that connects all of the agencies, which one would seek help? It didn’t seem like a difficult process, and after thinking about it, it could work, but only if there is such a process; are they set at stops; where they literally help move those who need their help from one stage to the other: from Shelter to Housing,. Or is that an objective to resolving the problem in the future?” < Less

Stasis & Poreris; a story of an American family going through what seems like the riddles of the sphinx and games and... More > challenges of the Gods as they go from and unsuspecting family suddenly thrown into world affairs. The lead character, Poreris, not only falls in love with the leading lady called Maggie and her four year old son, the child zealot, Cadence, who aids them in catching the cities notorious corporate thieves, but also befriends, from a world parallel to ours, a young lady called Stasis. They now affect the lives of not only themselves, but also of the millions of people that they become interconnected with, as their bond brings them from family life to corporate, to a world of corrupt business leaders. < Less

Short Stories and poetry

(Stasis & Poreris)
A Story of Love, Turmoil and Providence
The Story of Man Moving Into An Enlightened Age.
A group of... More > family members and friends are faced with the dilemma of trying to hold their world together while trying to decide where to draw the line with two other beings which have been sent to this world; one, Ben (the antagonist), who has been displaced from his world because of a crime that he committed and is now committing the same crimes, and the other; Stasis, ( the protagonist) who was sent, armed only with her worlds morals and virtues (which Ben even now tries to elude) to bring him back... < Less

After having traveled from the US to the Middle East and Europe, Letters From The L.O.M (Land of Miracles) Volume I, is... More > Texas author, Otradom PeloGo's advent into a new career of writing; one with a combination of short stories of real events and poetry, which started about fifteen years ago; pieces from the neighborhood where he grew up in rural Texas to the world that he now lives and travels through. Or like Kenneth Cukier of The Economist in the Dec. issue of Foreign Affairs noted that, 'Technology abhors homogeneity', Letters From The L.O.M. chooses to branch out from the traditional target audience in it's micro sense but interconnects in theme and plot. With excerpts from Letters from the L.O.M. & Songs of the Women of the L.O.M < Less

A Synopsis on AMCS (Brief Description)
Believe it or not, AMCS The Outline was written as part of a journal while being in a... More > most complex situation. Literally trying to decide how to deal with the situation myself. Fighting off the oppression that comes along with finding out that it’s happening to you, then trying to find the job that you need, after finding a temporary place to stay to get the job and save the money to get the permanent place to stay… and of course if it were all that easy, wondering how could it have happened in the first place…
“I asked the question to myself; Is there a progressive process, one that connects all of the agencies, which one would seek help? It didn’t seem like a difficult process, and after thinking about it, it could work, but only if there is such a process; are they set at stops; where they literally help move those who need their help from one stage to the other: from Shelter to Housing,. Or is that an objective to resolving the problem in the future?” < Less

(Stasis & Poreris)
A Story of Love, Turmoil and Providence
The Story of Man Moving Into An Enlightened Age.
A group of... More > family members and friends are faced with the dilemma of trying to hold their world together while trying to decide where to draw the line with two other beings which have been sent to this world; one, Ben (the antagonist), who has been displaced from his world because of a crime that he committed and is now committing the same crimes, and the other; Stasis, ( the protagonist) who was sent, armed only with her worlds morals and virtues (which Ben even now tries to elude) to bring him back... < Less