Greg: 2800 books

(Article, 53 pages, 17000 words)Most people suck at choosing which lure to use.For example, did you know that some fish species can see different colors than other species can, and some fish can even see colors that humans can’t?Did you know that that the colors fish see depends...

This is not just a book of poems, it is a book of memories. Once again you find yourself enjoying the days of your youth, the smell of grass after rain, the dust of the neighborhood ball park, the fury of an oncoming storm. We grow up, we get busy, and we forget the magic and wonder of the world around...

Michael Stevens had to kill and eat those fourteen women. Their meat was too delicious, and he couldn't resist. His rampage was finally put to an end, but he avoided the death penalty. Admitted to Tersen Asylum for the past three years, he hopes to reform his cannabalistic ways. But with a vegetarian...

U. S. Civil War generals Ulysses S. Grant of the Union, and Robert E. Lee of the Confederacy, meet in a mysterious checkers match to reenact and simulate their famous battles in the final year of the conflict.

A review of Modern Love and Other Tall Tales: With prose as clean as Hemingway’s and a Kafka-esque sense of the absurd, Greg Boyd delivers a memorable book in Modern Love and Other Tall Tales. But these tales are not quite so “tall” as the title might suggest; in fact, their distinction...

Axiomatic is a collection of eighteen short stories:“The Infinite Assassin”“The Hundred Light-Year Diary”“Eugene”“The Caress”“Blood Sisters”“Axiomatic”“The Safe-Deposit Box”“Seeing”“A Kidnapping”“Learning to Be Me”“The Moat”“The Walk”“The Cutie”“Into...

Zahir! The one with the evil-eye. The novella, Zahir, by Gregory Saunders is an intense, quick read I could well imagine being made into a movie. Candace Morehouse, author of Golden Enchantment Deep in the Amazon there resides a tribe never before encountered by modern man and only a...

One hundred years since the outbreak of the First World War, the Polish poet Wioletta Greg undertakes a literary journey through her own family history, exploring in both poetry and prose a century of life, death, love and tragedy. With passion, tenderness and humour, she traces a path from the lives...

More poems of calm, quiet, hope, and everyday happiness. Featuring a series on Hurricane Sandy as well as the transitions we all face - summer to fall, child to adult, storm to quiescence.

Whether you are trying to dive deep into life and existence, remove suffering from your life or just simply stuck and looking for a way to proceed. This book opens up space within you for you to move, become unstuck and find ease, clarity, calmness and deep relaxation in your life. Pain, Life, Love...

Healing, by definition, is the act or process of curing or of restoring to health. Most often, this is as far as people's understanding of healing reaches. However, a closer look reveals deeper insight into the true meaning of healing- the spiritual aspects. The truths presented in this book will open up a new realm of possibility to every individual, no matter their age nor background.

A new adventure begins for the mountain men and fur trappers of the Upper Missouri.It's 1812 and in St. Louis, trader Manuel Lisa has fallen on hard times.The Sioux Indians are disrupting river traffic, fur prices are down, and the creditors are breaking down Manuel's door. The trader's...

It’s 1812 on the Upper Missouri. Mountain man Edward Rose fights with the Crow against the Hidatsa. Meanwhile on the border with Canada, old animosities flare-up as trappers from two nations meet head on. America’s second War of Independence is starting.

The President’s taking flak over prisoner swaps and may be facing impeachment. He needs a victory, and getting those 276 kidnapped girls is one way to do it.With the help of his CIA director a black-op is set up to get the girls out. A French uranium plant security team is used by the CIA to...