Lowell: 407 books

The Fantasticmen at night with the presence of many people host the grand opening of their chic night club spot “The Fantastico' Night Spot” with all the five Fantasticmen present…The Sun Man inside the Fantastico Club and on encountering some of the Fantasticmen decided to engage in a...

The Fantastic-men arrive in the middle of a terrorist attack in the town of New York at the Liberty Island in the Liberty Statue by a group of humanoid terrorists whom they succeed in tackling down…Naturo, the leader of the humanoid rebellion and resistance, with the help of other humanoid help...

Acclaimed author Lowell Thomas recounts the gripping story of the Second Chindit expedition in the Japanese-held Burmese jungle. It provides a fascinating account of British General Orde Wingate and American Army Air Force pilot Philip Cochran, (the famous ‘Flip Corkin’ from the Terry and the...

It would be hard to imagine parents more perfect than Claire and Theo. In the mid-l960s, in a rambling apartment overlooking Central Park West, they raise their son Willy with enthusiasm, encouragement, and with what might today be called unconditional love. It might also be called unconventional love,...

Intuition and Mind. Are they mutually exclusive terms? Or can a science of aesthetics help us understand the way our mind and emotions work together to create art? George Lowell Tollefson discusses these issues in light of literature, sculpture, music, and painting in this excerpt from his longer work, Unbridled Democracy.

One set of rules for all time. Is that possible? If not – if the rules must change – on what basis should be those changes be made? In this excerpt from George Lowell Tollefson's longer work, Unbridled Democracy, he explores why developing a spiritual awareness is essential to the evolution of a society's moral principles.

Is democracy essentially moral? Is a harmonious society possible? Or does harmony in both society and religion require an orientation towards the spiritual core of human experience? If it does, then of what does that spiritual core consist? George Lowell Tollefson discusses these issues in this book, which is an excerpt from his longer work, Unbridled Democracy.

Just what is the nature of the spiritual life? This book calls for a perspective that sees reality as simultaneously material and spiritual. It does not present a linear argument. Instead, it seeks, through observations about the material world and the operation of our consciousness, to explore a...

A tame beginning to an untamed series. 4615 words. Liam is a naive, innocent eighteen year old just trying to get by until he graduates. Dragged to a party by a friend, he meets charismatic Zane, who shares his love of music--and more. Zane's confidence in himself and his sexuality rock Liam's very foundation and turn his world upside.

As a medical educator, neuroscientist, and surgical neurologist, Dr. Lowell E. White Jr. has learned a great deal from his studentsmost particularly, their varying responses to mathematics, language, pictures, and the written word. Because these responses vary so widely, in Toward a Healthy Tomorrow,...

Keith Lowell Jensen thinks you should punch Nazis. In this collection of essays, stories, interviews, and rants, he tells us why. Jensen grew up and into the Sacramento punk music scene in the late eighties and early nineties, where weirdos, LGBTQ folk, feminists, and allies strived to carve out safe...

Lonely People is a collection of short stories that together paint a portrait of America in the second half of the Twentieth century. The first in the Portrait of America series by G. Lowell Tollefson, Lonely People contains stories set in locations across America as well as in its conflicts...

Bigger Than The Facts continues G. Lowell Tollefson's Portrait of America series with stories that juxtapose the pain of war with the complexities of relationships at home. Sometimes searing, sometimes comic, these stories once again explore the human psyche and our interaction with one another, nature, and the events in our lives.

The second in G. Lowell Tollefson's Portrait of America series, God Save The Queen contains stories set in locations across America as well as overseas. This collection paints a portrait of America in the second half of the Twentieth century. Its stories explore desire, both physical and emotional,...