You find yourself before the gates of A Great House

Upon Another Why and When

. It is a second home to many and a first to one, existentialist poet Brendan David Creel. He beckons from The Balcony, but, as you approach, he signals for you to stop and listen. You do, and from everywhere come whispers.

This place is a private repository of over 250 original works of poetry peppered with philosophy and advice. Not yet available to the public, special keys are given to publishers, editors, critics, and other select individuals to unlock the secrets within Brendan David Creel's new book, Upon Another Why and When: Finding Rhyme in Life, Grief, and Disbelief. The chapters and their themes are symbolized as areas in The Great House and on its grounds.