city. In 1971 he published This Time Called Life: in 1973 it became a record album. Other books of poetry followed, including Spectrum of Love, The Humanness of You, Follow Your Heart, Only One Today, My Dearest Friend, Love Is My Reason. Will You Share With Me? and Where Will I Be Tomorrow?. Rinder's photographs appeared in the 1974 publication by James Vaughan titled Please Trust Me. In the late 1980's, Rinder returned to California to care for his aging mother, and eventually returned to Portland. In 1990 a selection of this works was published as The World I Used to Know. In 2001 Spectrum of Love Revisited was published. As his books were his source of income, the decline in interest in Rinder's poetry resulted in financial woes, and the turning to selling collectibles for income. In a post on his Facebook page he wrote: "I have dug into dumpsters, trash cans, river boat ramps, rest stops… challenged by all weather….one nickel at a time." Rinder now cares for a handicapped friend and states that his dream is to purchase a mobile home for them both. In September 2013 wrote: "It is he and I against the world….As of today, we are still searching for bottles and cans. Trust in your feelings as they are the voices of your soul." In 2020, Rinder was interviewed by an Australian podcaster, and spoke at length about his life as a poet. He confirmed that he had previously been working on books titled Thief of Hearts, The Hate Healer and Fishing for Stars, however these remain unpublished. Bibliography Love is an Attitude, 1970 Quoted in Morrison, Eleanor S. Human Sexuality: Contemporary Perspectives. Palo Alto, Cal: Mayfield, 1977. p427, as "a sensitive description of conscious love" This Time Called Life, 1971, 1984 Spectrum of Love, 1973 Reissued as Spectrum of love revisited 2001 Set to music by Paul Wesley Hofreiter as Spectrum of love : for narrator & orchestra, op. 72 Follow Your Heart, 1973 Only One Today 1974 The Humanness of You, Vols 1&2, 1973-4 My Dearest Friend 1974 Love is my Reason, 1975 Will You Share With Me, 1975 Where Will I Be Tomorrow 1976 Review in Library Journal, 101: 1326 (1976) Aura of Love 1978 Friends and Lovers 1978 A Promise of Change 1979 Forever Us 1981 The World I Used to Know 1990 Excerpted in Selwood, Mary-Jane. On the