Tony Fitzpatrick is one of Chicago’s most acclaimed artists. This book is a collection of Tony’s dispatches, haiku, poetry, collages, etchings and drawings.

Tony describes it this way in the introduction:

What follows here is some of what I remember, some of what I have learned and damn near all of what I love—birds, stories, people and dogs. It is all part of a less-than-holy life. Are there any great parables to be gleaned from these dispatches, poems and pictures? I haven’t a clue. What’s most important is all that I learned along the way: that which is for remembering, for not forgetting.