1) A book of one hundred poems each thematically and elementally linked and written in a fresh, brand new, and very unique rhyme and meter style, establishing a new classical form--my contribution to the evolution of classical poetry. Who can guess what links them? How could they miss it for so long?

2) (Written)
I return again to the subject of good nutrition, to achieve a greater understanding in the selection of food, to the organs that digest it, to the process that incorporates it, to finally understand how the body works, for good or ill outcome. At last, I return to the sonnet form, exploring nutrition, vis a vis the body's anatomy and physiology, from A to Z.

3) (Written)
Alas, since I returned to the good home of health in this last book, let me explore it with further classical passion in this next. Here I am going with the most complicated form of the villanelle (a style remembered well for the reverberating emotion contained therein by the Dylan Thomas poem, "Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night". These villanelles explore the chief tenets of achieving health in an autonomous and holistic way. A must study for any fan of the 19-line villanelle form, on the ultimate and most cherished pursuit of optimal well being.

These and other books are on their way.

Best Life Wishes, Timothy Ross Whelan