Sand Castles

Joe Runyon was born in Indiana and grew up in farm country. Rosalee Huber grew up in farm country in Montana. Both poets met at Rosalee's T.V. show, Recipes For Living. They soon found out that their poetry had much in common. As you read their poetry you will see their friendship develop. This is a fascinating book. One to return to again and again as the mystery of two lives illuminates our larger story. The language is the language of poetry-authentic, original and passionate. In Sand Castles, Joe's and Rosalee's poems are inextricably intertwined. This book was a promise kept.

Rosalee Huber spent her early years in Montana and North Dakota, and attended Montana State University. Throughout her life she has had a passion for Fine Arts, particularly poetry and the theatre. She attended theatre workshops and was innumerous stage shows. Since 1989 she has been a member of the Screen Actors Guild. Since 1970 her poems have been published in numerous books and periodicals including the "1972 Yearbook of Modern Poetry", the largest collection of all new awards and gained recognition for her works. Rosalee is the mother of two children, Michael and Jennifer, and daughter-in-law Mary Grace. She divides her time between being a wife and homemaker for her family, and her passion for the arts. The Hubers reside in San Jose, California. She believes that Life is a precious gift and must betreated as such.