he has sworn he would stop this but once more won't hurt and this will be the last time surely the last ~ What happens between the hours of knock-off-o'clock in the evening and get-up-and-go the next morning? This is the premise of poet/author Frank Prem's first (2003) poetry collection The Book of Evenings, in which he explores the twilight and examines the dark until he has enough . . . more than enough material for a book of evenings. Originally published with the assistance of a group of skilled and supportive friends and using the nom-de-plume of Frank Faust, Prem's examination of evening life is wide in its scope and incorporates the free-standing minor tragedy of Tuesday Night At Emile's. Wild Arancini Press is delighted to release this brand new edition of a wonderful first collection of poetry on its coming of age twenty-one years after the original. ~ on a tuesday it is emile's where the choices might be as long as five courses of menu but emile already knows