Bücher veröffentlicht von B. L. Blankenship

Based on an array of true stories, real people, real ministries, real exorcisms, and other supernatural occurrences comes the southern gothic novel, Holy Ghost Exorcist. Its story follows the lives of the rural, bi-vocational Georgian, Pentecostal-Holiness pastor, Jackie Noble, and his wife, Penny, as they enter into deliverance ministry - casting out devils and setting the captives free.

The tragedy known as the American Civil War had left a bad taste in the mouths of folks old enough to remember it, but that was a long time ago. It wasn't the kind of thing that many people up north would pay any mind to at all, let alone during the turn of the 20th Century.Billy Johnson was different, though. He was a boy who loved history. He'd heard of the tales of the lionized Confederate outlaws like Jesse and Frank James, the Younger brothers, and his favorite of them all - Jodie Walls. At last Billy found his chance to live out his fantasy of the Wild West when he was sent to visit his brother in Texas, where he met fate in the form of some uncouth friends and a grizzled stranger.Follow along with young Billy as he faces the reality that legends don't die; ther live on.Western Horror author, aficionado, and noted historian B. L. Blankenship brings to life this coming-of-age, late/traditional Western tale in this revision of what was his ninth published book.Unlike most of B. L. Blankenship's books, Jodie Walls Rides Again is suitable for most ages, as it in no way harbors the overwhelming levels of NC-17 extreme violence, disparagement, and such things as to which they are generally associated.WARNING: This book includes heavy tobacco use, gun violence, and some themes which may be unsuitable for young children.*No cigarette brand, company, corporation, Major League Baseball team, or so forth has had any involvement in the sponsorship of this book. Any appearances of iconic brand names are merely circumstantial as they existed at that time.

I'm a poet & I know it - and this book oughta show it. *Let me tell you why.Never ever has a minister written books so sinister - *as I.Through my books - some cheer me. They hear me. Some don't - they jeer me.It seems it's nearing an end - being said, read, and done.I gave western-horror Hell - and it was too hot for some.Alas, this book is none of those things. It's a bit peculiar - rather sad and strange.Deep in a world - filled with sorrow and pain.Infinite cruelty - and ceaseless rain,Sits a sad little ragdoll - all alone.Peering out the window - from his cold dark home,A city siren sounds - heralding a menacing tone.Redoubt with sadness - yet hope has not flownA light might shine down - from dark skies aboveGoing on a journey - will he live or die?If it's just a chance - it's one he must take,Not that the odds are good - for goodness sakeGoing on a journey - he may not survive.

The Confederate assassin John Wilkes Booth's ongoing mission to travel interdimensionally across alternate Earths to assassinate the tyrannical variants of Abraham Lincoln brings him to strange new places. This book predominately bears record of his accounts of the world he calls Earth #4, where he encounters a white-utopian, futuristic, solarpunk Chicago, Illinois run by Lincoln; a man who hates the amalgamated South and praises the racist pseudo-science of eugenics.There is no God in this North. Mankind has thereby been diminished. Their lives have been devalued, and yet they justify themselves in the name of humanism and their technological accomplishments. This places stands in complete contrast to the papal-state Philadelphia of Earth #3. ITs technology is vastly beyond the imaginations of the steampunk Boston of Earth #2.Once more, his logs give the reader insight into his ongoing quest and aim to return to his love on another world.

After the successful assassinations of two tyrannical variants ofAbraham Lincoln, (the subject) John Wilkes Booth heroically continues hisepic quest as a savior/deliverer of worlds traveling inter-dimensionally.This book is a part of the Victorian-Confederate serial/series "AbrahamLincoln Burns In Hell." Each issue strives to play upon different dynamics,tones and underlying characteristics in regards to Abraham Lincoln (asdocumented around the time of his life (rather than psuedo-revisionisthistory/propaganda, which has become the mainstream).In this exciting issue, John Wilkes Booth leaves the previous book'sSteampunk/Marxist-Republican Boston, Massachusetts or Earth #2 &journeys to an antiquated murderous autocratic papal state ofPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania upon Earth #3. For all practical purposes, it'ssafe to assume that this book is based on a true story - which is quirkymore than anything else. HAHA!!!***BE ADVISED: The greater the direct success of this series, the more it willgrow - both in and of itself as books, merchandising, and possibly otherforms of media.***To my knowledge, this is the first series that has played him off as theprotagonist-antihero. Each book will also strive to have genuinepublic domain content that looks at Abraham Lincoln, John Wilkes Booth,or perhaps other characters involved in that issue, as they pertain to itsspecific story.God Bless Dixie.