Peter Payack is a unique talent and Cambridge Massachusetts' first Poet Populist (2007-2009). This seminal selection of poems, prose poems, epigrams, collages, short play and short story showcase Payack's style combining humor and philosophy, science and everyday observations. Payack calls this blend ¿Conceptual Anarchy.¿ Payack has published more then 1,000 poems including four appearances in The Paris Review, ten poems in Rolling Stone, over thirty poems in The New York Times, and three dozen appearances in Asimov¿s Science Fiction Magazine. His poem, ¿The Migration of Darkness¿, won 1980¿s Rhysling Award for best Science Fiction poem. Payack was the founding editor of Phone-A-Poem, The Cambridge/Boston Poetry hotline (1976-2006), and the creator of The Edible Anthology of Poetry, now in its fifth baking (see Poet Populist Peter Payack¿s Poetry Cookies ISBN 978-0-9824408-2-7) including poets Robert Pinsky, Sam Cornish and Gail Mazur.Payack is the inventor of the world renowned Stonehenge Watch¿ (www.stonehengewatch.com), an infinitesimal replica of the megaliths at Stonehenge inside an old-fashioned pocket watch, which has been featured on BBC-TV, in Astronomy and Playboy magazines. The Watch and Payack¿s accompanying booklet, Stonehenge Unraveled ISBN 978-0-9824408-3-4 is part of the Smithsonian/NASA Astrophysics permanent Database.Payack has published six nationally distributed books, the latest, Blanket Knowledge (ISBN 0-944072-83-6, Zoland Books) is available from the poet.A Sky Artist, Payack has been commissioned to do poetry projects for New York Avant Garde Festival, MIT¿s International Sky Art Conference at Cambridge, Athens, and The European Cultural Centre in Delphi, Greece, and The Harvard 350 Celebration.