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Karmic Poetics by Dr. Shikha Bhatnagar   Karmic Poetics is an engaging and invigorating foray into a soulful feminine poetic imagination. Poetry is the passion of the soul. Emotions transformed and  transmuted as evocative expressions of  individual minds and...

A Perspective on How Our Government Was Built And Some Needed Changes By: Darrel A. Nash What do we mean by “we the people?” Who are the people? Who claims authority to speak for the people? How seriously do we take the words of our grand proclamations in the Declaration of Independence,...

Flowing from Above By: Richard Martin II This book was written by divine inspiration that came through a dream. The dream was an answer to a need in the life of the author. It was proof that dreams can be relevant and address the daily lives, wants, needs and fears of anyone. For this reason,...

Taking in the SeasonsBy: Jeanie Mortensen Taking in the Seasons is an eloquent homage to the majestic cycles of nature. Through her verse, Jeanie Mortensen provides observations and appreciation of the natural world. She believes it is every person’s responsibility to experience, cherish, and ultimately...

Ya Sankofa! By: Torrance R. Harvey M.S. ED. Sometimes I must move slowly like a cat... Sometimes I must move with dispatch. There are times I must be silent, unheard. Just like the morning spring sun shining over the harmonious tweeting birds. Then, there is that one moment in time I must ROAR...

All for the Love of Max by Joyce Ann Lahr   Max was a lovable beagle who enjoyed the family who adopted him. It took a while to trust his new family. He also enjoyed chasing rabbits and squirrels that entered the fenced in yard. He also had a blast when he found all the...

Jack Tales by Michael Peter Nsubuga   In Jack Tales, author Michael Peter Nsubuga writes about life and its quirks through many mysterious lenses. The principals of the lenses are: Jack, the Day son, and the Night son. These three are seemingly contradicting characters...

My Thoughts Come Alive By: Grace Z. Hartwick My Thoughts Come Alive is a touching collection of poetry that reflects on the wonders of life. About the Author Grace Z. Hartwick lives in Ingram, Pennsylvania. She is a senior citizen and likes music, art, writing, and nature. Grace spends a lot of time on her computer and will never be too old to enjoy the beauty in life.

The Last Plantation By: Betty Lane Maddox Betty Lane Maddox was born to Melvin and Robert Duncan Walls in Hollandale, Mississippi. Both of her parents are now deceased. She is the second of twelve children: Rose Smith, Melvin Walls Jr. (deceased), Maxine Walls, Linda Park, Joyce Walls, Rosie...

Daughter of the Sandhills by A. Louise Hill   Daughter of the Sandhills is a collection of poetry depicting pioneer life on a ranch in western Nebraska’s Sandhills. A. Louise Hill and her family lived this life. This collection has preserved a way of life that will soon be forgotten, such as...

Chester’s Last Ride by Nathan Wright   Nathan Wright has written a stirring adventure story in the best tradition of the western novel. It relates the difficult journey of Zeke Conley from Kentucky and his half-wolf dog, Big Ben, as they wander the frontiers for treasure...

I Am: A True Story of Survival by Robin L. Carter   Sometimes horrible things happen to us in life and we badly need a reason. We beg God asking, “Why?” Author Robin L. Carter learned all about suffering when she lost three of her babies. She blamed herself over and over again....

Land Over Time by June A. Reynolds   Land Over Time is the sequel to the book Something In the Sky, and continues the story of sophomore Lyle Kent who comes back to Oregon to help his family survive. During his ramblings through the countryside, he discovers a strange...

Der Erlkoenig by Adria Winsor   Set against a backdrop of years gone by, Der Erlkoenig brings readers the tale of a father and son making their way through life in the only way they know how: carving out the path of the humble woodsman. But what yet awaits them, stalking...