Poet, Author, Visionary Lawrence Mark Proman   Welcome Poets, Authors, and Free Thinkers! The Poetry and works of Lawrence Mark Proman are not the typical verse and commentary you will encounter. These works were born out of a deep love for humankind and a studious examination of theology, history, archeology, shamanic tradition, and local bars and talent. Lawrence was born and educated in Boston, Mass.  Lawrence has traveled extensively as a computer scientist, poet and playwright, and archaeologist.  Lawrence published his first poetry collection in 1978, 'Tinsel Hill - 25 Pieces for the Hunted.'  Lawrence has read his poetry to small and large gatherings in America, Canada, Mexico, and Belize for the past 25 plus years in universities, art galleries, poetry galleries, art shows, elderly homes, and private parties.  Lawrence has written twelve collections of poetry since 1978.  Lawrence has written three plays, the first a one-person play 'Cortes Comes For Me' was written in 1989 and performed numerous times between 1989 and 1991.  The play captures the sentiments of Guerrero, formerly a Spanish conquistador, turned Maya Chief, prior to Cortes' arrival and decimation of Mexico.  The other two plays are full-length plays and were written by Lawrence over the past four years.  They are 'Lester and Ida' (taking place in Paris in 1938 before the Nazi invasion) and 'Death March.com /We're All Gonna Get Rich' (which relates the demise of the dot coms and the sensations and avarice they created). Warning: The works of Lawrence Mark Proman explore political, religious and theological themes. Some of Lawrence's writings use language that is edgy, controversial, shocking, and profane. If you might be offended by the exploration of these topics, or the presence of profanity, use the BACK button on your browser NOW. Keep up with Lawrence if you want. Download his latest newsletter. The following poetry and written works are available for purchase and immediate download: Death March.com / We're All Gonna Get Rich! Chaos Theories Poems For Those Inclined Towards God Shaman Spins and Spits In the Face of Fear Lester and Ida, A Play

Poetry and Theatre

Death March.com / We're All Gonna Get Rich!	$5 Purchase
By: Lawrence Mark Proman     Published: March, 2003    Pages: 147 Death March.com takes the reader to a new and very funny place. Never before has an author captured the essence of software development in a technically competent and funny way. Software engineer and database consultant Lawrence Mark Proman draws upon 25 years of software development experience to create a time warp where he solves a Holmes-type technical mystery. Death March.com's characters are based on people you will recognize from the cubicle next door. Here you will find the good, the gorgeous, and the nasty. And let’s not forget the management team, and how they played the employees, the customers, and the investors. Dilbert is fiction. This is real-life in real-time. Preview	Purchase For $5 US
Chaos Theories	$5 Purchase
By: Lawrence Mark Proman     Published: June, 2001    Pages: 118 Chaos Theories consists of Poetry and Haiku relating many theories of Chaos, fear and fear of death, loss of god, human frailties, demon activities, and their cures. Preview	Purchase For $5 US
Poems For Those Inclined Towards God	$5 Purchase
By: Lawrence Mark Proman     Published: April, 1996    Pages: 60 Poems For Those Inclined Towards God explores the journey from the Yeshiva to the Kingdom Halls of Jehovah's Witnesses, to Brooklyn Bethel for dress-down, thru Christendom, and by Grace to the Kingdom of God. Preview	Purchase For $5 US
Shaman Spins and Spits In the Face of Fear	$5 Purchase
By: Lawrence Mark Proman     Published: August, 1994    Pages: 94 Shaman Spins In the Face of Fear ruminates on wandering, the American Scream, and Belize wild sacrifices through Poetry and Haiku. In the genre of Lawrence's mentors: Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, and Gary Snyder. Preview	Purchase For $5 US
Lester and Ida (The Fruit Doesn't Fall Far From The Tree)	$5 Purchase
By: Lawrence Mark Proman     Published: August, 2002    Pages: 184 Lester and Ida is a five act play recounting the 1938 Paris and Boston jazz scene and the coming Nazi invasion. Preview	Purchase For $5 US
Lawrence Mark Proman Literary Collection Death March.com / We're All Gonna Get Rich Chaos Theories Poems For Those Inclined Towards God Shaman Spins and Spits In the Face of Fear Lester and Ida	Purchase For $15 US Save $10

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