Steve Shultz

Dying While Dreaming, the fourth full-length poetry collection from Steve Shultz, offers further dream-like glimpses into the poet's psyche. Steve Shultz is a mailman in rural Colorado. Previously, he spent nearly a dozen years as a journalist for some of Denver's largest newspapers. Steve has been transcribing his thoughts since 1996; writing poetry is his way of making sense of things.

A New West Vine Press Book. Within this collection of poems from Colorado native Steve Shultz, you'll find poems about lost time, sickness, shadowy figures, demons and dreams. Poems about starting over. Poems about simply existing. Poems about self-doubt. Poems about a girl. Poems about the necessity of poetry. Just poems. ABOUT POET: Steve Shultz read a lot of Hunter S. Thompson in college, which inspired him to declare a major in print journalism. He had some great times as a designer and reporter at some of Colorado's major newspapers, and had some fun times going to free concerts in exchange for reviews. The decline of print journalism led him to pursue a lengthy vacation in the name of finding his ""next chapter,"" and somehow, he ended up as a mailman. Writing has been there all along the way.

"Grab Hold of Your Miracle" is a powerful resource that empowers readers to understand how to receive divine breakthroughs and miracles in their lives. Practical insights, spiritual principles, and personal testimonies backed by Scripture will cause the reader's faith to soar while accessing miracles of healings, finances, deliverances, provisions, and restorations. In this book, you will learn to operate in God's wisdom to unlock the miraculous and make the impossible possible.

Colorado author Steve Shultz exhibits a softer side of his poetry in his second book. "3: Poems for My Wife and Kids" is just that - a collection of love poems inspired by the three most important people in his life. This book of more than 50 poems, written mostly in short form, offers a glimpse of the first decade of a marriage and the wisdom gleaned from two young children.