Robert L. Straitt

In A Travelers Fair, Bob not only brings us / some of his innermost feelings through / his lively and flowing poetic verse, but also / shares with us some of the mysteries of faith / knowledge, and human trials as witnessed / first-hand by a true polymath. / In the fashion of the great troubadours / who wandered the country sides of / Renaissance Europe, Bob caresses the / hidden labyrinth of the feminine mystique / while maintaining the essence of / masculinity in his poems, stories, and art.