I have just republished my second novel,What Love Becomes (2019). It has a new name,We’ve Come Undone, and a new look. Otherwise, the story is exactly the same. This was, unfortunately, necessary for reasons I’ve previously mentioned in a post. It is now available in print through all the usual channels—Amazon, as a Kindle ebook on Amazon, Barnes &Noble, independent bookstores and through this website.
WE’VE COME UNDONE
AN EXTREMELY SATISFYING TALE ABOUT THE REALITIES OF MARRIAGE AND LOVE KIRKUS REVIEW —Recommended
$18.00
Tramontano has given a novel of love and disenchantment, of dashed dreams and sustained hope. This is an exhilarating work. – James Robison, award winning novelist, screenwriter, poet
THE ME I WAS WITH YOU
POEMS CONTEMPLATING … LOVE LOSS REDEMPTION
$14.00
This collection tenderly explores the precariousness of human life. Tramontano does not flinch from loss carried in our bodies, in our small touches. These haunting poems mark life’s passage and remind us of what it truly means to be alive. – Holly Wren Spaulding, poet and teacher
STANDING ON THE CORNER OF LOST AND FOUND
DETERMINED TO CAST OFF HER FAMILY’S WARNINGS THAT LIFE IS A TRAGEDY WAITING TO HAPPEN, SHE IS DEVASTATED WHEN THEY COME TRUE.
$14.00
In her debut novel, the lyrical voice of this gifted poet rings clear. She weaves history, politics, and emotions into this multifaceted tale of passion and perseverance, sprinkling her narrative with memorable characters. – Kathe Kokolias, memoirist and visual artist
PATERNAL NOCTURNE
A TRIBUTE TO AN IMMIGRANT GRANDFATHER, A UNIVERSAL PART OF THE AMERICAN STORY
$14.00
Paternal Nocturne reminds us we are all unwilling nomads in parts of our lives when we try to bridge the distance between ourselves and the things we believe will make us happy. – Carolee Bennett, poet and visual artist
FLOATING ISLANDS
AN EXPLORATION OF CONNECTION AND DISCONNECTION WITHIN OURSELVES, EACH OTHER, AND THE LARGER WORLD
$14.00
Floating Islands is a rich fusion of sound and image, well seasoned with human connections, the impact of war, and the vagaries of relationships. – Judith Prest, poet
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