I had everything - I had a university education, a wife, children, loving parents, and I was close to becoming the United States President.

I lost everything. I lost my sanity. In its place, I found her.

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Part novel, part short story collection, and part psychotic ramblings, Senate of Blood tells the story of one man and his fall from grace.

During a public appearance as a part of his campaign, an assassin attempts to take the life of Presidential candidate Robert Weaver. His body survives, but his mind begins to fail, turning him from the envy of all, to America’s Most Wanted. He is declared brain dead, despite there being no medical reason for it. Weaver continues to write, confusing the medical staff further.

Soon the scenes he describes come true, and the bodies start to pile up...

Rose on Fire is the first poetry collection by performance poet Ellana Rose Thornton-Wheybrew. Included in the collection is an introduction by the poet, describing her love of poetry and language, her inspiration, and her literary influences. The poetry itself covers a range of topics from the joys of first love to dark and sinister murders, each poem describes a part of the human condition.

Rose on Fire takes the reader on a journey into the depths of the human mind: all of its dark urges are juxtaposed against romantic love, creating a complete picture of the highs and lows of what it means to be human and beyond.

The collection is now split into two parts. The first part is the edited work that was originally in the collection. The second part is unedited material in its purest form; they are still the poetry of Ellana, but a much younger Ellana. The poems in this section will be worked on over time and the collection updated, but the original form of the poem will remain so readers can watch the poems progress. Rose on Fire now includes nearly every poem ever written by the poet.