Category: Olivia Diamond Book

Poetic reflections on world events mixed with personal explorations on nature and mortality – the view from the cloud gives perspective to envision the future.

Who is Ellie Dubeck’s real father? The Depression and the entertainment industry affect her personal saga and American society as she discovers the truth.

Dramatic monologues in which sixty-one Biblical women tell their sides of the stories, some strident and defiant, others humorous.

The lives of a silversmith’s family and a stonecutter’s family in the twenty-five years before Francisco Pizarro’s 1532 arrival in Peru.

A bizarre vagabond with a fantastical imagination joins up with a businessman to come up with a “bigger is better” plan to transform a small Illinois town.

Time travel? Time machines? Is that really possible? Maybe. And what if a criminal genius discovered a way to travel from the 1890s into modern-day Chicago?

A kaleidoscope of thirty-two tales, often bizarre and fantastical, whisking you to places like Chernobyl and Argentina.

A body found bludgeoned in a Nevada mine shaft. The leader of a commune falsely tried. How is the real murderer of the bottle collector exposed?

From topics of global concern to quirky takes on dogs and a bowling ball rosary, there is something for everyone here from this incorrigible poet.

Themes span world events in the first decade of the twenty-first century mixed with humorous takes on daily life and nature.

What was childhood like before the digital age? It was magical and imaginative, with kites, home-made toys, cardboard refrigerator boxes, and lightning bugs.