Jesse SensibarJesse Sensibar is unafraid to die but terrified of dying alone. He loves big bore handguns with short barrels; the clean, uncluttered lines of old outlaw choppers, old pawn jewelry, and small fuzzy critters with equal abandon. He has a soft spot in hs heart for The Virgin of Guadalupe, tide pools, house cats, quiet bars, innocent strippers, and jaded children. He is a warrior, a poet, and a storyteller who is not afraid to dance in public when the mood strikes him. He is a product of the mean streets of the greatest Midwestern industrial cities of a time now long gone; a place where the high court of street justice was between the curbs. He spent his youth on the shores of the post-industrial Great Lakes in tattoo shops, pizza parlors, dark corner corner bars, speed shops, and outlaw motorcycle clubhouses. He is the author of BLOOD IN THE ASPHALT: PRAYERS FROM THE HIGHWAY (Tolsun Books, 2018) and BLOOD IN THE ASPHALT, PRAYERS FROM THE HIGHWAY: NOIR EDITION (Tolsun Books, 2020). Read More Read Less