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A frigid morning on December 9, 1980. News reports indicate former Beatles figurehead John Lennon has been murdered in front of his Manhattan apartment the evening prior. Ten-year-old Darrin McKenzie attempts to make sense of his mother's and the world's grief while life as he knows it will be changed by another tragic event closer to home.

Sara Ray has a way of taking everyday situations and finding a lesson in them. Some of her devotions are uplifting, some are thought provoking, some make you squirm a bit, and others are just plain fun. Her ability to discover Gods presence in almost any circumstance will leave you looking for Him to show up in the strangest of places.

In issue #3 of LSD you'll find a poem by Russian classical poet Alexander Pushkin, a review of Jeremy Scahill's books Blackwater and Dirty Wars: The World is a Battlefield as well as an article by Mikey and a satire piece by Rich. So enjoy!

Angry Joe is yelling about something again, his moustache bristling and his dark eyes full of intense concentration as the reels spin before him. To his right the shabbily dressed 60s housewife gone bad Voula is swearing to herself in Greek and mumbling something about ‘her system’ for what must...

Most people live their lives based on a big lie, and don't even realize it. That lie is that what other people say and do, and what happens makes them feel the way they do. Believing that lie causes people to feel worse than they need to, for longer than necessary, and to miss many opportunities to...

Until now there has not been a serious study of the rifle-armed regiments of the British Army that earned such renown in the Peninsular and Waterloo campaigns. Compiled by a former rifleman, Ray Cusick, who has written extensively on the subject, Wellington’s Rifles examines the new rifle regiments,...

The life of Sherlock Holmes as viewed by Doctor John Watson It's Holmes, but not as you know him!

More Tree Talk is an insightful and compelling look at the human dimension of the challenges facing forestry. First published in 1981, Tree Talk was widely hailed as the meven-handed and well-written introduction to forestry issues available. More Tree Talk is an entirely revised edition of that classic...

"He said, 'Baby, take off those pretty shoes. I want to see the mud squish between your toes.' That’s when I shot him." Lyla, working mom and assassin, believes that most problems can be solved with a bullet. That is until she has a parenting problem that can't be solved with a Smith & Wesson Ladysmith.

A Prize Winning Short Story.An elderly woman is haunted by memories of her escape from the holocaust.But how reliable are painful memories that have been kept at bay for over sixty years?And at her time of life, what exactly is she searching for?

Two young boys seeking worldly wisdom behind the barn and other places and their escapades in business and in finding a good wife.

Ray Lawler's revised script (2012) of his (and Australia's) most famous play, in which two larrikin cane cutters and their women awaken to middle-age. The impact of *The Doll cannot be overstated. Its success both here and abroad was quickly recognised as a defining moment in Australian theatre history. Also available in The Doll Trilogy.*

Set in the world of Blade Runner long before the days of the Nexus 6, we follow the workers of Tyrell Corps as they impliment The Process. Is it all it seems?Learn about the life of the first Nexus 3, learn more about Doctor Eldon Tyrell and discover the secret of the Voight test.

With a ringing phone, Jeanne Ray’s charming and amusing new novel gets off to a rollicking start that never lets up. Not for a minute. On the other end of the phone is Caroline’s daughter, Kay, a public defender like her father, sobbing at the improbably good news that the richest, most eligible...