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In "No Way: An American Tao Te Ching, " David Romtvedt explores the art of living in the fast-paced, dangerous, unpredictable contemporary world. Lucid and wise in the spirit of its ancient Chinese predecessor, "No Way" functions as a kind of offbeat-yet-deadly-serious manual on the conduct of life. This slightly tongue-in-cheek take on the Tao's advice acknowledges that nobody likes being told how to live, least of all the author himself. Wit...

Historical fiction about a Basque woman, Zelestina Urza, who moves to Wolf, Wyoming where she learns to survive in this strange new place.

As Thoreau used the pond, Romtvedt uses the windmill as a metaphor to take the reader on a philosophical and spiritual search of fundamental truths in the commonplace elements of daily existence.

-LSU Press Paperback Original---Title page verso.

..".beautiful, unusual pieces. Romtvedt strips his voice to only that which he can say with certainty."--Sharon Doubiago

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