Bücher von David Jones

A man steps off a train into an old, Wild West town, an as yet unborn conciousness shimmers into existance in an otherworldly, tower top room while a man of sand wanders a magical world of travelling performers and cities of gold. The Miller and the Boy comprises adventure, myth, romance, explorations of time, explorations of the universes and explorations of worlds far beyond this one. The anthology includes nearly one hundred unique works including short stories, poetry, flash fiction and parables. Spanning genres as well as worlds and universes, works of fantasy sit alongside those of science fiction, historical fiction, classical myth and legend, mystery and philosophy. A collection which draws on the classical while exploring new, modern themes - The Miller and the Boy is as varied as it is all encompassing. The Miller and the Boy is an exciting and unerringly unique collection from the author of the acclaimed novels Lilith's Tears and The Travelling Circus of Lacrimosa.

Covering the basics of spread betting and explaining why it has become such a viable alternative to trade, this work cuts through the industry jargon to help investors understand how this system works.

''Now the Lord God had planted a garden...and there he put the man he had formed.'' Gen. 2:8What is the Garden of God?At the beginning of Earth''s history, God planted a garden for man to inhabit. At the end of time, the Bible reveals that mankind can once again walk with his creator in a perfect garden paradise. Between the books of Genesis and Revelation, the Holy Scriptures unveil the mystery of the Garden of God. Everyone yearns to return to this perfect place. Where was it located? What was its purpose? And how can anyone gain access to it? The full meaning and purpose of existence cannot be understood without grasping the essential nature, attributes and features of God''s Garden. Every aspect of God''s Garden should be understood, in order to live the life that the Creator designed. Since Adam was banished from Paradise, God has embarked upon a redemption strategy to bring people back to His Garden. This book helps the believer to journey back to the Garden of God, the place he always intended his people to inhabit.''You were in Eden, the Garden of God.'' - Ezek. 28:13

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It is now clear that a binary evolutionary pathway is responsible for a significant fraction of all planetary nebulae, with some authors even going so far as to claim that binarity may be a near requirement for the formation of an observable nebula.

'How strange to dream of you, even when I am wide awake.' Poetry from the end of the world, 'Love As The Stars Went Out' contains poems of love, feeling and emotion. The collection encompasses all of life, and even beyond. Simple and elegant, the book contains all the poetry of existence. From the author of 'Love and Space Dust' and 'Could You Ever Live Without?'

"She was like the dawn, insubstantial and somehow transient, as though she would fade from reality at any moment." Every day the villagers watch as Death, a spectral suit of black armour mounted upon a horse, rides through the valley beneath their mountain top home. After a lifetime living on the edge of Death's domain, his close proximity is neither terrible or threatening, rather he has become a simple fact of life and a familiar neighbour. Nothing seems to change until one night a young boy, alone in the meadows beneath a summer moon, watches a mysterious figure in white approaching the village through the tall grass. That fateful night culminates in a love story that crosses the borders between the village and the valley, childhood and adulthood, and even life and death. Death's Door is a novella from the author best selling "Love and Space Dust" and "Could You Ever Live Without?"

This wild-west cowboy story is about Jack Jones who's the sheriff of Abilene, being tall rugged, and handsome, he went around thinking he was god's gift to women. What he didn't know was that some of the older tradesmen knowing what he was like with the ladies derived great delight at his expense when they bet between themselves, on who he was going to bed next, and have a good laugh when he inevitably picked on the wrong woman. His poor girlfriend, the beautiful Alice Bell, who's so in love with him, is losing all hope of him ever changing, realizing that Leopards never change their spots. But what Jack didn't realize was that if he carried on treating people badly, he would only have himself to blame when things went awry, for life has a way of turning back on you and biting you in the arse!