The ForsakenDorothy Wellington has a special gift, something that she never talks about, except with family. Dorothy can hear and smell the dead, some spirits wandering, some roaming, and those of her family members who still roam the family home. The family home, however, is not in your typical neighborhood or community, it is in the middle of the Village of Ballston Spa Cemetery. The house was built to be a meeting place, but then it was a family home, passed down to generations, which included the secrets within the walls, and those lingering over the cemetery itself. A recent widow, Dorothy is summoned by her father to come home. Pop wants help, not for him, but for a member of their family they thought was lost forever, and to help find a person who has been missing for over 200 years. Dorothy connects with her great-nephew, Samuel, and discovers he also has gifts. Are these gifts enough to resolve the past and give people some closure?
A book of poems by the American Poet, Jean-Paul TaylorA poet since the sixties, while in high school ,he has been influenced by Kenneth Patchen,Robert Creely, Robert Duncan, and Charles Olson
These snippets are a result of Shirly's conversations with Jesus, each of the snippets was written in one sitting on a different page of her diary.
Justice Is Served by Anastasia Marie Cassella.Sequel to Murder, Secrets, and Injustice in a Small Town.Anastasia Marie Cassella's 'Justice is Served-Sequel to Murder, Secrets and Injustice in a Small Town' is where a young man finds himself in the same predicament that the main character of Murder, Secrets and Injustice in a Small Town does accepting this young man who stands up for his 'woman' finds out that without money and bigwigs to help you hide your secret you get served 'justice' so is this truly justice served?A small town where injustices regarding murder were once known to happen will not allow it to happen again. But what happens when you have no money to pay off witnesses and police?What happens when there is just you against the world?In small town of Cherryfield, Maine where rumors run rampant who do you believe and when do you believe?Romance, murder, and mayhem abound in this tale of justice but is it truly justice?Follow Ana in her struggle for strength and romance in this unforgiving tale of justice.5-Stars: Sequel to Murder, Secrets In A Small Town. Both books are based on a similar, true, crime story, Anastasia take her readers to experience small town crime and justice. I found the story interesting. Review by Editor at Book Marketing Global Network.
Near Grand Forks, North Dakota, a family is struggling. Middle-aged Gary has a job delivering burial vaults and doing graveside set-ups in a large rural territory. He takes his aging dad with him. But there's something wrong with his daughter CeCe's baby. She isn't growing. Her head's too small. CeCe's on her own with five-year-old Tony and baby Lily while her husband Corey works in the Bakken oil fields, trying to pay off family debts.Failure to Thrive is a portrait of the Upper Midwest in 2008, the Financial Crisis and one family's fall from the hard-won middle class. As Gary tries to hold his family together, navigating CeCe's increasing troubles, he tries to center them on his small plot of land on the Red River, the only land the family has been able to acquire. There he has his chickens and pygmy goats and a shelterbelt of trees to shield him from beet fields and child protective services outside. From his window, he watches the Red River rise and fall each year.
Real Ghost Stories of Borneo 6 is the sixth book in the popular Real Ghost Stories of Borneo book series. This book is a compilation of ghost and supernatural encounter stories, written by a family physician working in Borneo. Illustrations commissioned to local artist Hadimages. The supernatural tales are actual accounts revealed to him by his patients and other members of the local population. The stories offer a unique insight into the local population and what ails them.
The Dance Trance is a book of poems and songs that discusses important and tough life themes. It explores topics such as discouragement, bullying, abuse, anger, and worry. It talks about the pain of loneliness. These are things that people don't talk about in public very often, but they are vital aspects of mental health. They SHOULD be talked about because every person matters. If you are bullied in school and bullied at home and bullied at work, that is inhumane! That is why literature, activism, and speeches help to give marginalized people a voice. They empower them to be creative, inspirational, bold, and brave. It is powerful when people realize that they can take matters into their own hands and control their own destiny. This encourages love, light, friendship, and romance to grow!
MORAL PHILOSOPY:The terms ethics and morality are closely related. We now often refer to ethical judgments or ethical principles where it once would have been more common to speak of moral judgments or moral principles. These applications are an extension of the meaning of ethics.Strictly speaking, however, the term refers not to morality itself but to the field of study, or branch of inquiry, that has morality as its subject matter. In this sense, ethics is equivalent to moral philosophy. Although ethics has always been viewed as a branch of philosophy, its all-embracing practical nature links it with many other areas of study, including anthropology, biology, medicine, economics, history, politics, psychology, sociology, and theology.
Theology was never like this before.'Tell your bosses they have nothing to fear from me,' Nimrod said abruptly. 'We're in the same business.''Er, what?' Ori was nonplussed.'Gods-bothering. The priests and I. Only,' he grinned mischievously, 'I'm better at it. I'm really going to bother those gods. Better than they've ever been bothered in their miserable lives.' Nimrod looked eerily triumphant.In the beginning was The Penthouse. But The Penthouse was boring. Nothing but singing and dancing angels. And eyes. Lots of eyes. Ori, who only had two, plus a pair of wings, decided to jump into the celestial Paternoster and see what was out there.Ori saw plenty.Follow Ori's journey through ancient Mesopotamia. Marvel at the five-legged lamassu. Catch up on all the latest gossip about Nimrod. Meet the cats of Halab. Groan at the oldest jokes on record. And help Ori answer the burning question, 'What are gods good for, anyway?'
Across the Street is a personal and political memoir in poems, showing how the poet's reflexive observations of the world around her shaped her lifelong commitments to social justice, equality, and peace. After her first 7 1/2 years in Ontario, California, Carolyn Howe lived for several years each in Guadalajara, Mexico; Denver and Greeley, Colorado; Eugene and Portland, Oregon; and Madison and Appleton, Wisconsin. She has lived in Worcester, Massachusetts since 1988. Each of these places shaped her world view and political orientations.
Book 10 in the Myrtle Beach Crime Thriller series has Special Agent Ron Lee and his partner Tim Pond assigned to two horrific cases along the Grand Strand. The first involves a multiple shooting at a local abortion clinic where three victims have been found murdered in execution style. The second case involves the mass murdering of the homeless in Myrtle Beach. There is no apparent motive for the mass murders, but what the two agents don't realize is the same sick mind is responsible for both crimes.
The story of Ruth has inspired millions of people worldwide. It is idyllic, riveting, and profoundly mesmerizing. The genius of the Bible writer is just breathtaking. It invites you to consider the unthinkable and will challenge your thinking and sense of morality to the core.For example, How do you judge someone who dresses as a prostitute and deceives her father-in-law to trick him into having a child with him? Where is the moral compass of someone who marries his niece to raise the name of a dead brother? Would you exchange your two daughters to be raped to save two male guests at your house?Do not discount anything because this story contains everything. It will invite you to consider the depth of human depravity and how God has to work through all that to save people. Come with me on the journey of a lifetime!
Everett Wiggins founded BlacKat Publishing in 1999 so he could make children's books, by hand. This compilation brings together all of the stories produced from 1999 - 2023, because that's much easier than continuing to make them, individually by hand, forever. It includes eight different collections and two stand-alone stories, ranging from children's fables to science fiction and tax law.
From an early age Terry Day had the sea in his blood, heading off to join the Royal Navy as a chef at the age of 16 he went on to explore many faraway places during the times at sea. This book takes us on a journey around the world with the Royal Navy while Terry meets some comical characters, has some life changing experiences, before moving on to other challenges. Terry then talks about his second career, in which he would serve 30 years with the fire service. Amidst all of this he shares his experiences as he heads out to sea on sailing ships and even takes part in the 2012 Olympic Games in London as a Dignitary Assistant. After saving the life of a woman who was drowning in 1975, he was awarded the Liverpool Shipwreck and Humane Society Bronze Marine Medal to add to his many exploits that make this biography a truly riveting read.
Kawla is a dreamer and he can't tell a dream from real life events. His level of dreaming is beyond our imagination. As they say in Isla de Los Varados, he is stranded on an island of dreams.
Find the woman.That's the job Angus Dickenson, private investigator, was hired to do.A typical PI, dirty and disgruntled yet discreet and determined, Angus always works to find the light for others in his dark world perspective. But when a long time associate hires him to track down a woman, Angus discovers a chilling secret that changes his entire perspective.Join Angus as he uncovers clues about himself and the world he thought he knew.
"So only by overcoming the inner conflicts we feel inside,Can truly we discover where our real self resides,And only then we can honestly conclude and decide,Where we are destined through our intentions of our minds." -Thought Intention, Page 18."The rekindling the passions of the immortal inner being,We feel the pure emotion of a new emerging cultural team,The actualisation of an inspirationally creative artistic dream,To discover the loving unity within an empathic social scene." -Parallel Connections, Page 34.In the voyage of the inner introspective discovery of our true nature and higher self, this book Human Nature is an exploration of many themes. From what we feel deep down inside our hearts and souls, to the depths and breath of the thoughts which condense in our minds to the actual mechanics of reality and the thought patterns which guide us and 'make us tick' as individual people; there is much to uncover.This collection of lyrics, prose, alliteration and poetry is an exploration of what it means to be a truly spiritual being of self discovery and actualised individuality in the modern day. With both lurid rhymes and lucid description, it places the reader in the centre of the text and then looks to the future skies of tomorrow for what a human being can possibly become in the realised entirety of their hidden inner potential and innate true purpose; should we choose to unlock the door of the soul and unravel the mystery which is our own uniquely perfect Human Nature.
Among his published books are Library Rain (poems), Conestoga Zen Press, 2019 which was named a February 2019 Exemplar by Grace Cavalieri and reviewed in The Washington Independent Review of Books; Howling Enigma (poems), Conestoga Zen Press, 2018; Pavement (poems), Blue Light Press, 2017; The Philosopher Savant (poems), Glass Lyre Press, 2015; Bum Cantos, Winter Jazz, & The Collected Discography of Morning (poems), Blue Light Press, 2013; The Wine-Dark House (poems), Blue Light Press, 2009; and Crazy Star (poems), Loess Hills Books, 2005.His honors and awards also include Pushcart Prize Nominee (seven times, 1988-2010); featured writer, DMACC Celebration of the Literary Arts, 2007, 2008; and finalist, New England Review Narrative Poetry Competition, 1985.
"Beyond The Scalpel: Thriving through Surgery and Self-Care" takes readers on a transformative journey that transcends the boundaries of medical procedures. This empowering book delves into the intricate art of embracing surgery as a catalyst for personal growth, resilience, and self-discovery. With heartfelt stories, practical guidance, and expert insights, it unveils the uncharted territories of pre-surgery preparation, post-surgery healing, and the profound impact of self-care on overall well-being. Whether navigating physical challenges or nurturing emotional landscapes, this book is a beacon of inspiration, guiding readers towards a life brimming with vitality, renewed purpose, and the untapped potential that lies beyond the scalpel's edge.
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Embark on a captivating journey blurring the lines between speculation and reality in "Alien Encounters Unveiled." This exploration delves into the speculative realm of advanced civilizations and their intentions. It navigates the uncharted territories of hostile alien invasions, shedding light on the interplay between adaptability and foresight. Amidst this, the enduring essence of unity and collaboration surfaces as crucial survival tools.Transitioning from the speculative to the tangible, we explore resource management amid global alien threats, revealing shared values of fairness and compassion. Practical strategies, from communication to equitable distribution, bridge the gap between the hypothetical and the real.Survival tactics and diplomacy form a dual approach, mirroring humanity's multifaceted nature. As we contemplate survival skills and engage in practical solutions, the importance of understanding and practical engagement is evident.Venturing into a sinister perspective, we examine the exploitation of human religious beliefs by hostile aliens. The manipulation of faith for control underscores the significance of vigilance and critical thinking.Unity, empathy, and collective wisdom weave throughout our journey. In the face of adversity, the ability to come together, extend compassion, and communicate resonates as an essential essence.As we conclude, "Alien Encounters Unveiled" urges us to embrace a blend of speculation and practicality. From contemplating extraterrestrial encounters to envisioning survival strategies, this book equips us to navigate the unknown. Unity, empathy, and cooperation-the very foundation of humanity-guide us through the unwritten future. In unity and empathy, we find strength; in speculation and pragmatism, we unearth the tools to thrive in a world both known and unknown.
This collection of poetry features original works which give voice to a wide range of human experiences and expression. Representing both prose and verse, this collection welcomes an eclectic audience and offers a refreshing perspective on universal themes.
Colored Thoughts by Sir. Randa Felt is a collection of deep spiritual poetry, also filled with many quotes and inspirational words of the heart and the soul. These words link together to create a masterpiece work of art, initiated and expressed to you by the one and only Sir. Randa Felt.
The Secret To life & How to live The life You Desire.This practical and inspiring guide will teach you how to increase your confidence, wealth, health, happiness, passion and purpose. Tackle the daily challenges of life with confidence, and realize all your ambitions.The Secret To life & How to live The life You Desire, will help any aspiring person get from where they are in life to where they want to be in life. When practiced every day, these principles teach you How to live The life You Desire, and will transform your life beyond your wildest dreams!
Have you ever sat back and thought about when babies are born if the baby is a boy he gets blue socks, and if the baby is a girl she gets pink socks. Well to be honest I never did, it was until I started to take a real hard look at domestic abuse/violence and wanted to trace this gender divide as for back as I could that the thought of why blue socks and pink socks came up for me. As I thought about it more and more I started to understand that this divide between boys and girls played a real big role in divide between men and women. From birth boys and girls have been looked at in different ways, now I could understand that from a physical stand point they are, but I am not speaking about the physical body. When I say looked at differently I am speaking in terms of a power dynamic that is placed upon both, the boy is to be stronger and more dominate "Blue Socks" while the girl is looked at as weaker and more submissive "Pink Socks". Now if one is suppose to be stronger "Blue Socks "and the other weaker "Pink Socks" it would be no real surprise to a society that the boundary lines between men and women are blurred. It would be so unfair of me to place blame on one parent the other because both are equal in the process of be life system the child has us. She/he grows up "please make a note of she/he no he/she". What I will attempts to do by writing this small book is give it my best shot to bring more of an understanding to what is known as "Man Rules". What are man rules; man rules are thought, understandings, and belief thus shape the core belief system of men, these rules are given to young boys and show them how a man should be. Please understand that I do understand that there are things that young boys should be taught that will help them live a very productive life, but what we will look at in this book are the rules that are destructive and lead to abuse and violence.
The Yale Russian Chorus (YRC) is a unique phenomenon-part singing group, part fraternity, part discussion group-that started in 1953 at Yale at the height of the Cold War, a time when exhibiting a strong interest in matters Russian and Soviet could be seen as suspect in the USA. It developed into a respectable tenor-bass chorus, which has participated in and won prizes at major international choral festivals. In celebration of the 70th anniversary of the Chorus's founding, the YRC Alumni Association has published this new songbook, to document music that the Chorus has sung in the past and to provide a resource for the future. We hope that it will also prove useful for other singing groups that wish to incorporate this music into their repertoire.
Author Victoria Weaver grew up in a home where she witnessed constant drinking and fighting, and she heard cursing like she lived with sailors. This took place every weekend for years. She vowed to grow up, leave home, and put the childhood problems behind her. But that didn't happen, and Weaver experienced similar issues, similar feelings, and relationship patterns shortly after she moved out of that childhood family environment.In How Did I Get Here?, Weaver shares her story. She tells how, after being in this relationship for 20 years (10 years married) and being a dedicated wife and mother, her husband shot her. The incident took place just after a family cruise celebrating their son's high school graduation.In this memoir, Weaver narrates the series of events and the long road to recovery after the shooting. Emotional and heartfelt, she describes her feelings and emotions as she leaned on God and her family to help her through this difficult time.
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