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ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY. * *NOTE from publisher: Amazon continues to list the wrong price for this paperback, and won't correct it. The actual price is fifteen-ninety-nine. All other retailers (on and off line) sell it for that price. Sincere apologies! We hope you still purchase this book! Two artist friends, Charlotte and Jeff, decide to elevate their consciousness. They'll do whatever it takes! They alight on a plan---one that involves absolute trust, high faith, total commitment, and maybe a few substances. But they fall flat on their faces. And plummet back to their "menial lives," (as Jeff defines their reality).¿¿THEN fate steps in....Note: To preserve the screenplay format, this book comes in paperback only, no ebook.

A BOLD PEOPLE - A DIFFERENT KIND OF STRENGTHA freelance journalist on her second trip to Nicaragua reports the unbiased truth of a people's war. Heartbreaking and occasionally even funny, this first-hand account will broaden even the broadest perspective.If you believe the United States can do no wrong, better brace yourself. Because, as early as 1947, Allen Dulles and his CIA began controlling the media, in the US and abroad, to cover up their overthrow of foreign nations; and Nicaragua was not spared.Throughout this journey, back story is also provided, as well as clarification of politics and terminology so readers don't get lost along the way. But 'Nicaragua Story' is still a lively road trip.From back cover: In the 1980s, NICARAGUA experienced an ideology-based revolution rarely seen on the world stage. It was regarded globally as bold and even beautiful. From distant shores, volunteers arrived to support the newly-elected 'Sandinista' government in its quest for self-determination. The only problem, a massive one, was that its neighbor to the north, none other than the USA, violently opposed the Nicaraguan peoples' overthrow of the previous brutal, dictatorial regime -- that the US had controlled and sponsored for decades.

ESSENTIAL READING FOR THOSE DREAMING OF PUBLISHED BOOKSIs self-publishing for you? How hard is it? How much will it cost? Does it pay off? Where do you get your answers?RIGHT HERE. Sorely missing info and guidance, at a low price, so everyone can benefit.With 7 books published solo, Ava Greene shares the ups, downs, and misleading hype no one wants to talk about.Who is capable of handling the complete job (thus saving money)? Who's better off paying for assistance to avoid some of the rigors? Most of all, is it worth it?Yes! If your heart's in sync with informed expectations. So let this absorbing read gear you up for the author journey. Take it as gospel and you'll survive! (Probably.)AVA GREENE is a pen-name for W. M. Raebeck, whose other books are:'I DID INHALE-MEMOIR OF A HIPPIEE CHICK''NICARAGUA STORY-BACK ROADS OF THE CONTRA WAR''SOME SWAMIS ARE FAT''EXPEDITION COSTA RICA''STARS IN OUR EYES-TRUE STORIES''SILENCE OF ISLAND-POEMS'All available worldwide in paperback and ebook. Audio editions coming soon. (Your library, too, will happily order you the books.)

True StoriesTravel to Hollywood, Costa Rica, Camelot, Kansas, jail. Rome, Baja, Tribeca, and the hospital. Go by Rolls, third world bus, and old Saab, or a police car.Ruses and muses, falling and flying-artists can be victims of their own commitment. Yet their faith is renewed by creativity. There they find answers, affirmation, solace, courage, joy, even purpose.This book is dedicated to The Artistes.

UNSURPASSED WONDERS OF THE RAINFOREST If you like one-off stories about unusual people doing unusual things in the mud, here you go. This story recounts a trek led by an eccentric Costa Rican who, living in New York, managed to recruit a band of willing followers to fulfill his life-long dream of locating a remote tribe reputed to live wholly apart from civilization in the pristine mountains of untouched rainforest. By definition, no one knows what to expect on an expedition-it's easy to screw up on the planning or mis-cast a few of the players. The result, personality clashes and ridiculous uncertainty out on the trail. But along with the woe, the outing served up a heap of glory. Though no one knew what would happen next, in the end the not knowing was where the emotion and depth came from. Outdoing oneself daily is an unparalleled high, and the little band of hikers was forever bonded over this rare adventure. This journal-by one of three females in a group of more than twenty-somehow survived the rain, river-crossings, mold, sweat, and tears. The book was written during the actual journey, usually beside a campfire in the rain. And when the group walked out of the jungle, the completed manuscript was in the author's backpack.

"e;Some Swamis are Fat"e; is a not-so-serious look at what is sacred. Ava Greene, a yoga instructor, bares her soul in a quest that's both light-hearted and agonizing. "e;Enlightenment,"e; "e;truth"e;...what and where are they? And why always just out of reach? Greene's late-night rants and quirky sidetracking lead us easily along, wanting more of her courage and insight. But the metaphysical "e;dawn"e; she yearns for remains out of her grasp. - excerpts -"e;Do you really want to just hit the road and follow the winds of fate?"e; Greg asked. "e;No...that's not what I want. I just want to be fearless. But a part of me feels too practical. It's a polarity. The practicality of fearlessness is probably what I should look into."e;"e;Enlightenment is just a tool. What you do with it, how you use it to make peace, how you serve the universe, that's the next step. Some people don't have to belabor this stuff. Like slugging the ball over the fence, their lives are those kind of homers from the start. Greek fishermen, rice growers in Indonesia, those who never miss a beat, rise with the sun, and do their day's work cyclically as nature. They go innocently around the calendar, decade after decade, marrying, parenting, aging then dying. They hit the ball out of the ballpark first time at bat. They walk the bases. They're neither jaded nor part of the problem. Somewhere they chose or didn't choose not to have too many choices. Others of us play nine long evolutionary innings, and into overtime. Singles, doubles, a lot of fouling out."e; It's not until Ava admits to getting nowhere that a naked stillness sets in. It's then she stumbles upon the essence of her quest: that surrender (from our own designs) can be the more direct path, while trying too hard often only leads to more of the same. In this journal-style account spanning a year and a half, the entries touch on love, friendship, self-care, seeking, creativity, meditation, yoga, birth, death, and purpose. But Ava Greene's gutsy traction keeps ultimately bringing us back to the present moment, that elusive experience that matters most. You'll both lose and find yourself in the fresh, energetic writing.