Hall: 2949 books

When Margaret Hall wrote poetry as a student, it never occurred to her to keep it. However, as she was raising her family, she began to use her poetry as a form of release and prayer to cope with all of the difficulties of her life. Her poetry explores the hardships many of us face when it comes to...

Philosophical-Occult periodical featuring the following essays 1 Land: Neurosys 2 Blake: Elves of Disintegration 3 O'Sullivan: Mythopoesis, Scenes and Performance Fictions: 4 Schlep: Spider-Spit: Notes of the formation of an Alchemical-Textual Machine. 5 Johns: Creating...

Imagine these eerie phantom messages: A man answers the phone and hears himself on the line, sick and struggling. Soon after, he dies unexpectedly. You thought about calling a friend, but never got around to it. He calls you back—your message is on his voice mail. You receive emails from a...

Laura, a young widow,is forced to take the only job she can find as a teacher in a remote Inuit village. She meets Wake, a divorced bush pilot who works with the Inuit youth coaching hockey. They are atracted to each other, but both are reluctant to admit it, because each of them is afraid of being...

An e-prayerbook following the Tradition of the Russian Orthodox Church. This book is ideal for daily personal use, especially when “on the go.” Included are Morning and Evening Prayers; Prayers at Meals: Akathists to our Sweetest Jesus Christ and our Most Holy Lady the Mother of God; Canon of...

This is the first, and only, compendium to be written of the Lives of Orthodox Saints of the British Isles. Covering October through December, this fourth and final volume provides an enlightening guide to 161 of these inspiring and historic Orthodox men and women. These saints were not only...

This is a powerful book of insightful poetry captured in its truest form. Light, but there’s no question that it carries a lot of weight when it comes to love, life, lessons, and struggles. These well-crafted poems will capture the imagination of the reader in a way that will make the reader think,...

Do you think that philosophy is an activity for old men in sandals with long white beards? Or people who sit under trees and wait to be struck on the head by apples? If so, then you owe it to yourself to explore the insights of this book. In conversational yet artful prose, James H. Hall reveals the...

Tapper Jones has landed his dream job as a professor at an idyllic Midwestern college. His dream is shattered when he discovers that he has entered a snake pit: a history department at war. Tapper’s chances for advancement and tenure depend upon a handful of ethically-challenged senior professors,...

Widely regarded as one of Hall Caine's masterpieces, The Manxman draws on the author's own heritage as part of the Manx community on the Isle of Man. Two men bound by blood fall in love with the same woman and vie for her hand, but the one she chooses is rejected by her family.

British writer Hall Caine had a particular knack for conveying intense emotions, and that strength shines through in both of these short stories. "The Blind Mother," based on an experience Caine had as a young boy, so affected the author that he used the tale in several novels and stories. In this expanded version, it's an impactful allegory about love that readers won't soon forget.

The Shadow of a Crime was the first novel published by Manx writer Hall Caine, who soon skyrocketed to literary superstardom and became one of the most popular novelists of his era. In this tale, protagonist Ralph Ray comes to terms with mistakes made in his past and bravely sacrifices his freedom to preserve his family's well-being.

Author Hall Caine hailed from the Isle of Man, an isolated region with its own unique culture, quirks, and folklore that had long been under-represented in British literature. Early in his literary career, Caine set out to document his native region in novel form, and after several false starts, he produced...

Originally published in serial form in several British newspapers, the sweeping epic The Bondman represents the full flowering of author Hall Caine's literary skill. Set in Iceland and the Isle of Man in the early eighteenth century, the novel follows a pair of half-brothers who are torn apart by the...