P S Lutz

A collection of P.S. Lutz's musical theater myths: Seasons, Rainlight, Colors, Trees, Migrations, Wish, Afterglow, and Strings.

A collection of song lyric poems from P.S. Lutz, an innovative bipolar writer, composer, and performer.

An American myth about the seasons, nature, and the indomitable will of the soul.

A warm, fantastical, musical theater satire about bipolar disorder.

A fairy's tale, a romantic and riotous Catskill Mountain mystery about the origins of faith, hope, and love.

A whimsical, life-affirming theatre, dance, concert vocal piece on the universal subject of forbidden love. The setting is the Catskill forest, home to the trees, Lord Spruce, Lady Maple, Sylvia, and Engelmann, the undergrowths, Moss and Fern, and the humans, Poet and Holly.

Five years of symptom-free existence prompts this most recent offering, Endangered Bipolar - Learning to Outlive the Option of Suicide. It is an uncompromising, poetic, philosophical account of the life-threatening influence of modern society on the sensitive mind of a bipolar. Tucked within the book's pages of Lutz's incisive personal perspective on civilization's 'poison rain' are a number of his equally incisive and romantic poems, and a recent dramatic and musical work - Rainlight - that refreshingly distills many of Endangered Bipolar's chapter concepts.

Bipolar Blessing is a twenty-five year reflection on bipolar disorder as it has ravaged, transformed, and blessed the author. The chapters are laden with insights that only come from seeking sanity and meaning for so many years. Though P.S. Lutz's perspective is at times critical and well informed, it is his artistic, romantic leaning that makes this psychological account vitally worth reading. The writing is lively and poetic; the story is heartbreaking and unabashedly hopeful. This is a book for bipolars, psychologists, friends and family of either, and for anyone interested in a creative angle on a clinical condition.