Mario Milosevic

This book came to Mario one night in a dream. The cover, format, and content (except for the essay and index) is presented here exactly as he dreamed it. Page through the first five hundred primes to attain a meditative state of number appreciation. Then read Mario's wide-ranging essay in which he offers a personal account of primes and the beauty of mathematics.

In this companion volume to Kim and Mario Build A Labyrinth and So Can You, Kim and Mario share labyrinth history and lore as they roam the land walking labyrinths and showing readers how they can walk labyrinths, too. Illustrated with gorgeous photos showcasing a stunning variety of designs, this guide encourages everyone to become a labyrinth pilgrim and take that first step toward the center. It's blissfully easy: only one way in and one way out.Someone has most likely built a labyrinth near you. Fortified with the information and tips in this book, all you have to do is find one and walk it.

This latest installment in Mario Milosevic's "Life" series of poetry collections brings science fiction and poetry together in an inspired mash-up of visionary genres. A master of both sf and verse, Mario offers astonishing examples of both in this expansive volume evoking good old-fashioned sense-of-wonder. The future is now. We live in a science fiction world, and poetry is the best way to live it, appreciate it, and understand it.

Labyrinths figure in cultures the world over as tools for contemplation, as metaphors for pilgrimages, and, some believe, as a way to gain access to other realms. The recent resurgence of interest in labyrinths has prompted many to construct their own versions. In this instructive and concise guide, novelists Kim Antieau and Mario Milosevic use their own experience creating a labyrinth to guide you in making yours. Using the famed 11-circuit labyrinth at the Chartres Cathedral in France as their model, the authors break down the building process into easy-to-understand steps. From acquiring the most useful tools and building materials to taking that first mystic walk on your completed labyrinth, this guide shows you best practices and easy tricks, all designed to take you from blank slate to a finished design with ease and joy.

Like icebergs, some stories hold their mysteries submerged beneath the surface. Poet and novelist Mario Milosevic conjures a cornucopia of such tales, presenting 2,002 opening sentences paired with 2,002 closing sentences, bridged by a brief universal middle section that either muddies the waters or makes everything as clear as ice. A mad storyteller's fever dream, Mostly Invisible doubles Scheherazade's iconic 1,001 nights and pours forth a kaleidoscopic cavalcade of thrills, romance, mystery, adventure, fantasy, and intrigue. Echoing much of the mystery of life, the bulk of these stories lurk hidden from view, but come alive in the imaginations of readers willing to take a journey to the outer edges of storytelling.

Jobs. Who needs them? Almost everyone. Like death and taxes, work is inescapable. Our jobs define us and task us. They support our families and sometimes kill our spirit. Nothing gets under our skin the way our jobs do.Acclaimed poet and novelist Mario Milosevic offers 100 sharp tales of employment--each exactly 100 words long. Sometimes shocking, sometimes poignant, but always enlightening and entertaining, these narratives bare the souls of laborers doing what they have to do to make a living.

Coffee shop owners Terrastina and Mazolli cope with their precocious twin daughters and the eccentric members of their community in this heart-warming novel.