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23 Roads to Mythville23 Roads to Mythville (book)Print: $17.96 Download: $7.03 The combined three books of The Mythville Trilogy in the one book, an apocalyptic journey across America and meditation on the imposition of order in space, both cyber and dirt real. By experiential author Douglas McDaniel, who explores the mysteries of American networked life. 
William Blake in CyberspaceWilliam Blake in Cyberspace (book)Print: $15.50 Download: $4.03 A work of creative non-fiction relating the works of William Blake to the mythos of cyberspace. A look at the information age at the turn of the century through gothic-styled lenses. A wild-eyed, prescient novella driven by pathos and the love of prophetic poetry and prose of Milton, Blake and Yeats. 
Ipswich at WarIpswich at War (book)Print: $14.97 Download: $4.95 In the days after Sept. 11, author Douglas McDaniel watched the world change before his eyes after moving to Ipswich, a town on the North Shore of Massachusetts. This collection includes heartfelt reflections of a nation turning its fears into an appetite for war. Includes the essay, “Media Arts in War.” 
Many Moons to Mythville: The Collected Road PoemsMany Moons to Mythville: The Collected Road Poems (book)Print: $19.96 Download: $2.28 Poetry written during a 10-year span of criss-crossing America in a roving-eye view of the turn-of-the-century landscape of Mythville, or, as the author puts it: "It's all a bunch of Mythville." With work from four separate books by Arizona-based author and poet Douglas McDaniel, the bard-inspired voices of Milton, Blake and Yeats, as well as the saturnine streak of early beat poesy, ring through this collection of poems and essays. From the southwestern deserts to the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts, "Many Moons to Mythville" is a foot-to-the-floor blast through the mythical roads of American life. 
The Kachina's SonThe Kachina's Son (book)Print: $13.97 Download: $5.63 A collection of poems on the apocalyptic mythos of the new century, drawing from a decade-long crisscrossing of America, from the Southwestern deserts to rural New England. Poems influenced by the works of Robert Lowell, T.S. Eliot and W.B Yeats. 
Telluride Sang RaelTelluride Sang Rael (book)Print: $7.97 Download: $1.81 Poems written within the vortex of Telluride, Colorado, an eagle's nest for all kinds of weird countercultural activity that's tucked away at 8,600 feet above sea level in the San Juan Mountains of southwestern Colorado, in this case poetry and essays by Douglas McDaniel, author of "Ipswich at War" and "William Blake in Cyberspace." An experiential launch into the Coloradan ghost town vibe, starting with a poem about "Alta," site of the first use of cross-current electricity in North America; or "Explanation of Arizona," which looks at the southwest from the mythical heights of the Ralph Lauren Ranch. 
Godz, Cars & CannonGodz, Cars & Cannon (book)Print: $9.97 Download: $1.63 Part of the Mythville, America series, a mystical journey into the cosmic engine of America as automobile. Also see The Bog in the Hole Where the Animals Fell, Human Search Engine and William Blake in Cyberspace. 
Human Search EngineHuman Search Engine (book)Print: $13.97 Download: $4.37 A wild-eyed reflection on myth in an age of information overload. By the former senior editor for Access Internet Magazine, which, before the dot-com bubble burst, billed itself as America’s Guide to the Internet. A story about the rise and fall of all human search engines as they chase the ghost in the machine. 
One Quarter Now, One-Click Wars to ComeOne Quarter Now, One-Click Wars to Come (book)Print: $15.95 Download: $3.00 A collection of essays on the media arts during a time of war, the book looks at everything from cyberwar to video games, as well as technology and violence in the new century. 
Angel of the AvenuesAngel of the Avenues (book)Print: $14.99 Download: $4.50 Includes the experiential essay, "Time Enough for Smoke," and new poems written during the long hot 2004 election season in the Southwestern United States by Douglas McDaniel. 
What's Now Proved Was Once Only ImaginedWhat's Now Proved Was Once Only Imagined (book)Print: $6.92 Download: $1.88 A critical look at the role of media in the new century, written from the experiential view of Douglas McDaniel, author of "William Blake in Cyberspace" and "23 Roads to Mythville." 
Glasnost LostGlasnost Lost (book)Print: $8.00 Download: $1.89 Experiential essay about the post-election diaspora since 2000, as told by author Douglas McDaniel. 
The Bog in the Hole Where the Animals FellThe Bog in the Hole Where the Animals Fell (book)Print: $6.97 Download: $2.00 One man takes an Edward Abbey-style leap into the abyss of the Southwestern deserts. A story of myth and yearning in the heart of Navajoland. 
Ginsberg Rolls OverGinsberg Rolls Over (book)Print: $15.51 Download: $3.00 This project started during the massive Bull Run Fire in 2006 in the mountains of central Arizona, and led to a series of serial moves around the West: to Oregon, then back to Arizona. It took on full steam when, out of boredom, the author mused away the long summer hours while working behind the cash register of a big box book store, and then was kept aflame as McDaniel toiled as a reporter in Telluride, Colorado, as the poetic side of the author quietly pursued the hot currents and savage storms of his life, both interior and exterior, culminating in an attempt to catch up to the harsh polarities of the 2008 election season in Denver. Always intended as words to be performed, beat style, this is McDaniel's nod to the greats of the Beat Generation with a message of hope, despite the times. 
Forty Days of Fire, Forty Days of RainForty Days of Fire, Forty Days of Rain (book)Print: $19.38 Download: $3.00 Challenged by the strange currents and savage storms of his life, author Douglas McDaniel captures an apocalyptic age of turmoil that began with the election of George W. Bush in 2000 and an oddly coincidental solar storm occurring in New England. This personal narrative leads all of the way through eight years of disaster on the North American continent. It is a “living novel” and commentary on life during wartime, on strange weather and social chaos … a rave and borderline blog by one man trying to stay ahead of the wave during a new century spinning out of control. 
American Mythville Literary ReviewAmerican Mythville Literary Review (book)Print: $12.03 Download: $5.00 The first edition of American Mythville Literary Review features poetry and short stories by Art Goodtimes, Joy Leftow, Mandy Pannett, Lana Hechtman Ayers, Mick Parsons, Nicolle Linne, Planner Forthright, Rose Mary Salum, Anne Leighton, Mere Words, Verlas Doran and Douglas McDaniel. To submit material for Vol. 2 e-mail mythville@yahoo.com 
American Mythville Literary Review, Vol. 3American Mythville Literary Review, Vol. 3 (book)Print: $14.99 Download: $3.00 Volume Three of American Mythville Literary Review includes Dubble X with "Top Secret document: a bedtime story," poetry by Debra Marlar, new work by Serbian novelist Jasmina Lekic, poet Cat Dixon, much poetry and two short stories by Neil Austin. 
American Mythville Literary Review, Vol. 2, 2009American Mythville Literary Review, Vol. 2, 2009 (book)Print: $15.32 Download: $5.00 Vol. 2 of American Mythville Literary Review includes work by featured poet Charles Clifford Brooks III, Carolyn Richardson, Heather Ann Schmidt, Richard Aberdeen, Jaimie Ondrea Dunn, Bill Costley, Betsy Tan, Jenn Baumgartner and more. To submit your work for American Mythville's next issue, e-mail: mythville@yahoo.com. |
 Name: Douglas McDaniel Location: http://www.myspace.com/mythville http://mythville.blogspot/com/ Phoenix, Arizona 85032 United States Phone: E-mail: mythville@yahoo.com Send this user a message.
Douglas McDaniel is publisher of Mythville.com. In past lives, he has served as editor for such national magazines as the Robb Report, Access Internet Magazine and The Diamond, an official publication for Major League Baseball.
His literary efforts includes several books of poetry, including “The Road to Mythville,” which is available at iUniverse.com, “Ipswich at War,” and the “The Kachina’s Son.”
His poetry has been published in a number of baseball literary journals, including “Spitball,” as well as such Web sites as Troikamagazine.com. Several poems can also be found in an anthology, “Baseball and the Literary Life,” put out by Birch Brook Press, New York.
“Human Search Engine,” part of the series that began at Disinfo.com and G21.net as the Mythville Project, is the third book in a series that also begins with “The Bog In the Hole Where the Animals Fell,” leads to "Godz, Cars & Cannon," then, "Human Search Engine" and "William Blake in Cyberspace," and ends with the most recently released, “Glasnost Lost.”
The first three works of what Mr. McDaniel calls “speculative non-fiction” are also compiled in a single book: "23 Roads to Mythville." In 1995, he released two new books, "One Quarter Now, One-Click Wars to Come," which is a collection his most recent essays on contemporary culture, and a new book of poetry loosely based on his experience with pedestrian lifestyle in automobile-mad Phoenix, Arizona, "Angel of the Avenues." McDaniel is currently lives in Arizona.
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