Books by R.M. Engelhardt

An Interview With Albany’s Nippertown, July of 2021

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Let's be honest. 2021 was not the best of year's for many of us with covid still rampant as well as for many of us still stuck working from home. But for me there were a few bright spots. Jai & I were able to create many new books for Poets & Authors at DeadMansPressInk … Continue reading An Interview With Albany’s Nippertown, July of 2021

WHERE THERE IS NO VISION: Poems R.M. Engelhardt 2020 Now Available on Amazon

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Where There Is No Vision by R.M. Engelhardt   https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B08BF44M5R/ref=tmm_pap_title_0?ie=UTF8&qid=&sr= "Where there is no vision, the people perish; rather, cast off restraint, become ungovernable, cannot be reined in" ~ Exodus 32:22, 25 WHERE THERE IS NO VISION : Is the new book of poetic-prose by poet/writer R.M. Engelhardt written over the last several months March … Continue reading WHERE THERE IS NO VISION: Poems R.M. Engelhardt 2020 Now Available on Amazon

DARK LANDS BOOK Reviews R.M. Engelhardt

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via DARK LANDS   Telegraphic missives from the bleak future of now taking in spirit machine and blood . A faint hope beyond hopelessness still guiding the words . ~ Steve Kilbey (The Church) **** R.M. Engelhardt is one of the finest poets currently drawing breath and this book is one hell of a ride. … Continue reading DARK LANDS BOOK Reviews R.M. Engelhardt

The Poems of October by R.M. Engelhardt

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RelicsThe burning smell of leavesHe dreams ofHer body stretched outUpon the bed.SamhainCold October.She wears a maskDrunken fucking to the rhythmOf the danceLike a final sacrifice toThe Gods.SheShe is the GodA Goddess inBlack makeupThe spell runningThru us 7 times uponThe moonlit night’sFrozen earth, throneOf graveyard dustThese are the remainsOf what we once called loveEaten by the … Continue reading The Poems of October by R.M. Engelhardt