This is a find-yourself-again self-help book for people interested in developing their spiritual path…
Full of humour and personal stories,
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Back to Magic by Sue Randolph
Back to Magic is set in the Switzerland of the Rockies, in southwestern Colorado. It is the story of love lost and love found again over a century later in an area that was once part the mining town of Tawny.
Children of the Mechanism by Jeffrey Aaron Miller
In the bowels of a massive and mysterious factory, slaves live and work under the watch of cruel robots. The nature and purpose of their work is unknown to them, but their lives are short
The Peace of Maine by Steven Bennett
The Peace of Maine Author Steven Bennett Author Bio Steven Bennett lives in the Niagara Region in southern Ontario. For 20 years, he worked as an electronics technologist for Canada’s Air Traffic Control provider. Steven is an avid reader with an extensive and widely varied personal library. Everything from literary fiction to sci-fi to quantum…
Broken
Jack is a man plagued with horrible dreams about a person telling him to come home. He suddenly starts to develop strange abilities his forgotten past slowly becomes revealed to him.
An Atheist’s Journey to the Pulpit
An Atheist’s Journey to the Pulpit Author Douglas Day Author Bio A father of two adult children, Douglas was born and raised in the heart of America. He is currently licensed in the mortgage banking industry. His elementary school years were those years when the US space program was just beginning. Science was a large part…
The Poem-Skull by J.M. Hushour
Shiv Tickle leads a pointless, lazy, millennial life, drifting from text to text, post to post, trapped in a pointless marriage with her asexual spouse, Carl Filer.
Three Hundred and Eighty-Three Seconds by Eoin Connolly
Eliza Rosenkratz is ageing and insecure and trudging home slowly through a sweaty and electric New York City one summertime afternoon. It’s not long before the everyday perils and ocean of uncertainties fade away into the backdrop
Home Front: Poems of the Bush II Years
In HOME FRONT, Leigh Herrick’s first of two collections written during the beginning decade of the New Millennium, we are offered a landscape honed in scope and hauntingly beautiful
Patches of Grey by Roy L. Pickering Jr.
Tony Johnson is a studious young man planning to soon graduate from much more than high school. Although his zip code places him in a Bronx tenement pre-rise of Obama, his sights are set far beyond the trappings