Ron S King

I have entitled this book of some 300 Sonnets... 'A SHADE OF SHAKESPEARE'. This stems from my admiration for the 'Bard' and his works. If it's said that I have tried to imitate his style then, of course I have. It is soon noticed that, while each sonnet does have three quatrains and an ending couplet, while each line has ten syllables to each, I do not borrow the need of any iambic pentameters. In this light I would call my sonnets 'Contemporary Sonnets.' This work covers the three small books of 100 sonnets in each which are already out there in public domain. I trust that you read and enjoy this book and find it a delicate company during an evening's read. Ron S King.

A book of Romantic Poetry

This is a story about an orphan, Jacques, who is a misfit in the village and alone. He meets a Guru, Carage, who teaches him about life and to fulfill his potential. He then meets a woman, Giselle, who teaches him about love.This is a 600 page book, full of sensuality without the crudeness, a beautiful and emotional read.

A misfit meets a Guru who teaches him about life and his potential for poetry. He then meets a woman who teaches him to love.

This book contains one hundred Sonnets in the style of Shakespeare. All are original and this is the first volume, to be followed by another volume. For those who enjoy reading Sonnets, I am sure you will find something to treasure within the book... R S King.

This book gives an insight into the hilarious antics of some elderly folk in a residential home. It has to be understood that none of the characters exist and the write is very 'Tongue in Cheek', with no intention of portraying what goes on in this book as intending to portray reality. This write is reality gone mad and derived from the author's imagination. In this book the reader will meet such characters as the formidable Mrs. Anderson, Humpy-Jack and Jim-Jams, elderly folk whom represent those that Doctors and Nursing Staff would not care to meet, they are the lost souls of St. Trinians and the residential home is where they are placed, to continue a life of mayhem. Ron S King.

The Ilkin, whose name is Tierny Swarthfinger, (Pronounced 'Tiny'), lives in the land of Tourmaline Green. As a young Ilkin he is badly behaved, drinking beer and smoking a corn-cob pipe. The tale opens when a Teacher-Leprechaun named Harrity J. Eckles is sent to teach him how to behave and to take the tests which if he passes, will earn him the right to wear the emerald green tunic that has six gold buttons to the front, along with the bowler hat that all Leprechauns wear. This is a tale of magic and charm, of morals and of good luck and good fortune, a book that has characters the children will love as well as endear it to adults. There are pictures to colour in and all have a beauty and charm, a learning book of what good manners mean.

This is the second voplume of my poetry, the first being a compilation of my love poems. This compilation is of all my general poetry, to be enjoyed by all who read them!

This book is a Compilation of most of my poems and saved for posterity. This is Volume One, with Volume Two to follow.

This book is an autobiography of Ron S King, who lived a very different lifestyle. You will read of 'Gangsters and the 'Low-Life', the dregs of Society... Once a reader picks up this book, there will be difficulty in putting it down.

This book is of humorous poetry and fun things for those who enjoy a laugh.

This book gives a description of the Sun-Signs in each of the Zodiac Signs,then placed within each of the Houses of that Zodiac Sign. This book is a useful tool for those already versed in the basics of Astrology.

This book is not for the weak-minded or critical. It is a book of adult poetry for dark reading in a gentle way.

This book contains a compilation of poetry, spiritual, nature and general. It is a light read for gentle evenings.