Men With Torrent Women: Two Short Novelettes and Sixteen Short Stories

"The author has put into this book, ''Men with Torrent Women, '' a variety of touching and exalting moments of interesting sentiment: and a flood of skittish women." Rosa Penaloza

The first novelette, "To Save a Lopsided Sparrow," is the sequel to: "Cornfield Laughter," in Spanish and English, taking the reader into the Great War, the battle for the Village of Douaumont in 1916: with Shannon O''Day, as a French Soldier, and a mad woman in the deserted and demolished village.

The Second Novelette, "The Donkeyland Bums," tells three connecting stories of the author, during his youthful years 1966-1967, as he crisscrosses the United States, with different neighborhood buddies.

Also included in the book are sixteen short stories, several in Spanish and English: The Old Couple of Athens (La Pareja de Ancianos en Atenas); The Last of Sunset (Lo Ultimo de la Puesta del Sol); A Quiet, felt Moment (Sentir un Momento Tranquilo); The Little Russian Twins (Los Mellicitos Rusos); The Frozen Tongue (La Lengua Congelada;) "The Rose Room" (El Cuarto Rosa); In the Garden of Scheol (En el Jardin del Infierno). And: "A Cross for Bridgette" (Villa Rica, Peru); "The Horses of Venice"; "A Letter in Vietnam" (1971); and others.

Dr. Dennis L. Siluk has written 41-books to date, he is more than qualified to write the following book, he has lived his books, been to nearly all the locations he has mentioned in each and every novel, short story, and poem, in which the author has taken more than twenty awards for his poetry and inspiritional writings. He lives in Minnesota and Peru, and ventures throughout the world in-between.