Bücher veröffentlicht von Indie Earth Publishing

My heart was full of plaque. I ignored it for as long as possible, but as the symptoms became more severe, I had to undergo a Bypass... This is the entire chart of my medical history in love, made public.Bypass is the third collection of poetry by John Queor. Featuring love letters, vintage photographs, and more, this one-of-a-kind collection of poetry is a medical journal that details memories, dreams, journal entries, battles, hopes, deep thoughts, wars, and most of all love.

From music lovers, chocolatiers, and store workers, to fighters, fairytale creatures, and lovers-secret, lost, and found, A Winter's Warmth has a story for everyone to keep out the cold. Cozy up with a blanket, a hot chocolate in hand, and diving into fourteen stories by novelists and poets meant to keep us warm and simply feeling.

A simple and easy book for mindfulness on the go, inspiration and manifesting wishes, My Little Prayer Book: 75 Prayers, Poems & Mantras for Illumination is a must-read for anyone wanting to strengthen their faith. Written by Deepak Chopra meditation graduate, Annie Vazquez who has been featured in Vogue Brasil, NBC and Good Morning America, this book shows you how prayer can create miracles for you. The prayers are easy to read and feature beautiful empowering illustrations by artist Sol Cotti whose work has been published in The New Yorker, The New York Times and Time. This is a nondenominational book that can bring you comfort and peace, and help you trust that everything is always working out in your favor.

Mythology, religion, classic literature; characters made immortal who reach through time to embody our emotions and weave together a shared human experience. These are the source materials for Azure Hall's debut collection of poetry and prose. Reflections offers readers snapshots of the author's own coming-of-age contextualized within the works of Homer, Shakespeare, Sappho, and even King James. Superimposing their stories on her own, Hall invites the reader to join the likes of Aphrodite, Lilith, Eve, and more as they wade through the beautiful, and often treacherous, waters of womanhood. Find yourself within the threads of a universal story, surrounded by a chorus of characters who have walked the same road. With lyrical language and heartbreaking vulnerability, Reflections blurs the line between allegory and reimagining to create something wholly its own.

Where I've Laid My Head is the debut poetry collection by Charles McCaskill. It is the story of finding peace and belonging in a disparate group of friends, family, flora, and fauna in Florida. Glimpses of a life spent creating art around finding and losing love, defining and recreating self. It touches on themes of grief and faith then transitions to motifs of Black joy and perseverance, polyamory and wanderlust. The poetry included in this book flows through intimacy and sanctuary in various forms and invites the reader to do the same. To simply lay back and feel.

¿¿Sometimes love isn't what you think...Albert has been with his girlfriend Stacy for the past six years. With their 7-year anniversary closely approaching, Stacy is expecting a proposal from Albert soon while he is torn on the idea of marriage as a whole. When Albert begins to notice a woman at the café of the office building he works in and they become friendly over a shared love of Americano, Albert must confront his feelings and make a decision as to which relationship he wants to be in when both women meet at a Halloween party.

Returning for a second year, Indie Earth's The Spell Jar is back with Volume II: Book of Shadows.Featuring over 45 established and debuting poets, The Spell Jar: Book of Shadows is a poetry collection exploring:The ShadowsGhosts, Ghouls and MonstersThe DarknessSpellworkand Readings (Tarot, Leaves and Spirits)

Winter. Spring. Autumn. Summer. ¿Encapsulating the first 50 years of life of poet, musician and artist Daniel Medina, KIGO: Four Seasons in Haiku is a quartet in time told through the experiences, memories and events that occurred, commencing with Winter. Presented in American-style Haiku as written by Richard Wright and American Haiku Pop perfected by Jack Kerouac, KIGO is a journey of depth memorialized, demonstrating wisdom, empathy and humility.

Still is a collection of poems that focuses on the immigrant experience: a family's journey from Lima, Peru to Miami, Florida as political refugees and asylum seekers and the impact that had on the life of a boy as he grew into a man. Renzo Del Castillo's poems often reveal larger moral concerns, touching in their language the world of politics and betrayal that cannot help but impose upon the world of private language. That heritage of terror and exile that sometimes underlies these poems gives them a sense of history within the lyric confusions of a single life, capturing the idiosyncrasies of the Miami landscape as a destination for Latin American and Caribbean migrations that intersect with an evolving definition of American identity. These poems include reflections of memory and transition, as well as adaptation to new cultures and geographies, through an ethnographic lens. There is a lovely and intimate tone, used to remind the reader that imagination triumphs over, or sometimes through, adversity.

Drawing upon a long and immersive experience hiking around Lake Tahoe, as if to return myself to the sea, explores the interconnectedness of the body and mind with the natural world. As if to return myself to the sea asks for a redefinition of home, a shifting of perspective and place, and a way for memories in the mind to become experiences in the body. From Massachusetts and the woods of New Hampshire to the deserts of Utah and mountains of Colorado, as if to return myself to the sea is a wandering that attempts, over and over again, to find home.

Weep with the willows and dive into a collection of poetry full of connection to the natural world, human nature, and the journey of heartbreak. Nurture the beauty of every season life brings you through the words and emotions of Kendall Hope.

We Were Fire in the Night is the debut poetry collection from dsb.poetry. It is the ultimate journey through his thoughts, memories, and formative experiences of young adulthood in search of the best self he feels was lost somewhere along the way. Its contents are raw, honest, and to the point from the get-go, as dsb.poetry explores his nostalgia, introspective thinking, regret, and feelings toward mundanity and solitude. It is a compelling adventure through a unique mind that spends many of its waking hours wondering, searching, and striving to find a greater purpose in life.

La felicidad, el amor, la paz es lo que anhelamos todos los seres. Encontrarlos es el propósito día a día. Mi Anhelo es una colección de poemas y versos que habla sobre el amor, encontrado y perdido. Pasados en las experiencias de Mayra Almaguer, Mi Anhelo es una carta de amor a los sentimientos y fragmentos de su vida, de una mujer llena de amor para dar.

Darling, it is time for you to glow.Dive into your self-care and bask in the beautiful words of over 40 poets, all of whom share their journeys and pearls of wisdom to help you give yourself the love you deserve.

Bradley is unemployed and has no desire to get back to work. Meanwhile, Freya, his wife, is an apprentice at a garage who works hard every day. When Bradley wins the Monster Jackpot on an online casino game but fails to mention it to Freya, he finds himself in a whirlwind of spending, thanks to an acquaintance at the local pub. With Freya already having a bad week, a collision of the two words is inevitable, but will their relationship survive such a contrast?

Love Letters To The 305 is a collection of poetry and photography from Miami artists and writers, featuring photography by Russil D. Cicimbra and Inna Malostovker, and poetry from The Fashion Poet, Neysa King, and Flor Ana.

What Once Was An Inside Out Rainbow is a raw and beautiful book of poetry, strictly created from the soul. Written in a stream-of-consciousness style of writing, Amelie Honeysuckle's debut collection is an art gallery of appreciation for others, awareness, love, and excitement for life.

It's been six years since First Contact was assumed to be made with another intellectual species, but everything known came to an end when The Blast occurred and the world entered Nuclear Winter. A young man named Tiberius reluctantly leads a small group of survivors through the New Ice Age and finds a human-like footprint in the snow, the first sign that their group is not alone in the Ice Jungle. Hundreds of miles above Earth, Icarus is a state-of-the-art satellite space station that shines like a burnt pixel in the tundra sky. Onboard, Sam is a Liaison facing his own demons when he finds himself simultaneously the only person in the space station and believes he has discovered a stowaway.

With tattered and soiled wings I wait for the wind to coo upon the kindling, to let my colors rush back onto me as the grime flakes away. This book is one of reflection and life lessons, a funeral of the parts of me that can't come forward with me. I am a butterfly resembling a moth, in the process of being cleansed by the elements.

Loss is not easy to deal with, and everyone grieves in their own way. ¿After Jack experiences the death of his wife, he finds comfort in drinking and chooses his son, John, as the receiver of his hate. John, mourning his mother's death, runs away from home, leaving behind his little sister to deal with their father on her own. It isn't until a life-changing event happens that Jack realizes he's been exhibiting his own father's ways towards John and John has a conversation that changes his perspective on his father. Will father and son be able to forgive each other and break the realities they have built in their minds?