Cosmic Surgery and Fractured Visions tells of one man's inner journey in the search for redemption and identity in America's new technocratic society, its uncertainties and moral dilemmas.

The poetry in Cosmic Surgery and Fractured Visions depicts a personal inner journey, reflecting of our wondrous yet terrible age. It deals with the search for redemption and personal identity in the transition from the innocence of the 1950s through America's struggles in the war years of the 60s and 70s, the pervasiveness and perversity of an unrelenting technocracy, uncommitted love, divorce, family disintegration, and hope.