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Writing poetry and prose (and the polemic) is one of the things I do best (the others are hashed out in various documentary formats on this web site). I have written hundreds of poems, a good number of which have been published and are out there bound in book form on various book store and library shelves large and small or have appeared in journals, newspapers, and magazines. I used to type on an electronic typewriter that I found somewhere. I use pocket notebooks like literate photographs. The poems are about my observations. If you seek legitimation, visit the venues that have carried the work over the years. There will be plenty more to come, so check back here as you are motivated to do so.

POETRY AND PROSE COLLECTIONS by Gregory O'Toole:

1. Say No More, Poetry from the Backroads and Blue Highways of America and the Adventures of the Interstellar Roadside Prophet (RMS Books, 2001)
2. Outlaw, American Poems on the Run (Number Nine Books, 2003)
3. Big City Freight Train Blues, Denver Poems (Ghost Road Press, 2005) 
4. The Gadabout Letters Highway Insights and Lifelike Correspondence Letters 2000 - 2005 (Number Nine Books, 2005)
5. The Year I Changed the Royal Guard, An Epic Adventure (TMC eCollection, 2005)
6. Black Tea Prose, Stories (TMC eCollection, 2006)
7. The Modern Day Road Worn Think Tank Bazaar, The Invincible Years (TMC eCollection, 2006)
8. Tin Can Stones, Stories (TMC eCollection, 2007)
9. Electromania, Observations From Inside A Media Rich Culture, Jack Kerouac to the Present (Rocky Mountain Communication Review, 2008)
10. Higher Than Heaven A Book of Dreams (Unpublished)
11. Songs of the Proletariat Poems (In production, 2011)
12. Valentine Hill Road Poems (Working, 2011)

"Say No More" and "Outlaw" are collections comprised of the following smaller, independent press titles:

1. Like an Elephant in the Forest (TMC eCollection, 2000) 
2. Autobiography of A Wolf (TMC eCollection, 1999)
3. Purple Velvet Fictionpoems (TMC eCollection, 1999)
4. Some Things Take You Higher (TMC eCollection, 1999) 
5. this very being is It. (TMC eCollection, 1998)
6. Early January Mountain Morning Frost (TMC eCollection, 1998) 
7. Far Off Places (TMC eCollection, 1997)
8. Daikensho in the City, Daikensho in the Woods (TMC eCollection, 1996)
9. American Road Prose & Highway Dharma (TMC eCollection, 1996)

To view the literary collective, read some of the work, or purchase books, go to Graphagromania: Poetry, Prose

You can also find some of the books at Amazon.com.

"TMC eCollection" (Technomadology Media Company Electronic Collection) indicates that this particular work is usually available as an electronic format book. No guarantees are made as to if they'll work on a Kindle, Sony Reader, or any other device. Usually these have been tested to be accessible via web browser. eBooks of all of these collections will be available in the near future.