Prophetgandist

About the Book

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Public art
is a lot like the CIA
its need to maintain
plausible deniability

One could argue
this enriches the artistic product
makes more interesting entendre and layers

or one could say it puts a level of stress
this is not necessary
lays another cross, a burden on the artist's shoulders
a layer of stress
like inviting an unwanted guest, a thief at that,
a hustler, a whore, into one's own home

Prophetgandist is a war-torn carnival of words too immense to contain. It is philosophy, mysticism, and Dadaesque surrealism that will go on living in your very being. From political polemic and devil preachin' to sylvan exposé, it covers humanity's foibles and glories while exploring the deep roots of our history to reveal the future.

A new beat intelligence unfolds, yet unseen on the American horizon. So sit back, listen, and watch the show. Someone left the propane on; the fire's still smoldering; the clues are lurking. The mystery is true; the detective is you.

About the Author

San Francisco resident Glenn Davis attended Interlochen Arts Academy and the University of Michigan. He has written novels, short story collections, plays, musicals, move scripts--hell, he began publishing with some of Charles Bukowski's work when both were just getting into the game. Glenn has worked with John Lennon, Allen Ginsberg, and Ed Sanders. Davis was CEO of DSO productions and the intelligence periodical SOURCES.