Fallon considers his writings not to be poetry, but a form he calls chartengs, which he defines as "anti(poetry), prose(poetry), concrete(poetry), sound(poetry) and intermedia(poetry)." Among the writers of chartengs, he includes Porter, Higgins, J. Williams and Kostelanetz. The theme of this book is focused on the abuse and murders of black children in Atlanta through racial discrimination. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.