Harry Gnostopolos is frantically trying to keep his beloved indie theater afloat while his frustrated girlfriend implores him to let it go along with his other neuroses. Harry’s fate suddenly changes with the arrival of an old bohemian friend and an exotic woman who tempt him with a chance to save the theater and his life. All he has to do is join a subversive cabal of thieves, who have planned a heist that will rewrite history.

Barbara Henning's Prompt Book is separated into three parts: Part One: Prose Poetry/Poetic Prose: Poetic Movements & Experiments; Part Two: Flash Fiction: From Poem To Short Short;  and Part Three: Chronology Of Mind: From Journal To Poem (Or Prose). These include day dreaming with Baudelaire and Reverdy; improvising with William Carlos Williams and Bill Kushner; getting high with James Joyce; flashing with Davis, Kawabata and Winch; photo writing with Robbe-Grillet and Sarraute; spinning sentences with Dawson, Bolano, Joyce and Proust; and improvising on experiments and examples from Barbara’s writing.

Those who are familiar with Gina Myers's previous work will be pleased to see Some of the Times build from the same base of social consciousness while also pushing in new directions. Myers captures what it feels like to live in this era of late capitalism in a way that few other poets do. This is a book for those who suffer and endure and laugh about the suffering later.