Corey MeslerCorey Mesler lives to write and writes to live. He has been called-but never to his face-a prophet. If he has seen farther than other men it is because he has stepped on the shoulders of anyone who gets in his way. All of his publishing credits he deicates to his wife and two children, with the exception of the poem "Lungfish Melody," which he wrote out of a self-destructive desire to meet the actress Heather Graham. His books include DIDDY WAH DIDDY: A BEALE STREET SUITE (Ampersand Books, 2013), THE BALLAD OF THE TWO TOM MORES (Bronx River Press, 2010), and WE ARE BILLION YEAR OLD CARBON (Livingston Press, 2006). Read More Read Less