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Jason Mason and Ulysses Gump love the dump. The junk they find is a source of endless imagination and a home to their new friends, the garbage goblins, who help keep the trash extra smelly and rotten. But there’s a problem. Queen Cleansa and her seven cleanliness fairies have stolen the seven magical...

What happens when you do go home again? One mistake cost Josh Hunter almost everything. Burning his bridges was easier than coming home. Yet here he is, eight years-and one family crisis-later, back in his Pennsylvania town playing unlikely rescuer to a blizzard-stranded stranger. Local...

Police chief John “Mac” McAndrews is on a mission to find the perfect mother for his daughter. Someone who will stay home, welcome his child after school and bake cookies. Obviously, Holly Hoffman is not that woman. She’s still as feisty, independent and headstrong as she’d been when they were teenagers. And she’s just spent every last dime opening

Katerina Bauer's goals were etched in stone...teach at the university and take care of her widowed father. The first crack came when her supervisor strongly suggested she leave her home in Germany to spend six months at a California college. The second crack comes when handsome vineyard owner Alessandro...

The last thing Colleen McLachlan is thinking about while flying over central California in her perky red and yellow Tri-Pacer is a man. After twenty-five years in the US Air Force, she's ready for freedom and looking for a place to call home. When she's forced to land in the middle of Matthew Berk's...

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Jason Mason and Ulysses Gump love the dump. The junk they find is a source of endless imagination and a home to their new friends, the garbage goblins, who help keep the trash extra smelly and rotten. But there’s a problem. Queen Cleansa and her seven cleanliness fairies have stolen the seven magical...

Ollam (“ollav”), named for the ancient title of Ireland’s chief poets, celebrates the career of Tomás Ó Cathasaigh, Henry L. Shattuck Professor of Irish Studies at Harvard University, who is one of the foremost interpreters of the rich and fascinating world of early Irish saga literature....

HOW THINGS WERE; HOW THINGS ARE contains poems, notes and musings about personal histories, relationships, allegory, certain geographies and social commentaries. The words recount times from the nineteen-forties to the present.

Johnathon Livingston Carter IV just finished his freshman year at UCLA and had been invited to serve as an intern for an archeological expedition that would be searching for tombs in the cliff walls where the Cliff Dweller people had lived in the desert of Northern Arizona. A tomb is found that will...

Gregg Rush was a factory worker, a gifted but unpublished writer, living and working near a small city in the Midwest. Gregg believed he had landed upon a concept, beautiful yet monstrous, sacred but corrupt, an antinomy, deeply buried within the core fabric of human nature. His journey led him into...

Jouissif et décomplexé, «S'appartenir(e)» rassemble les paroles de huit auteures. On y parle de notre façon d'être moderne et préhistorique à la fois. De notre rapport à l'éducation. De cette foutue question du pays qui se pose encore bizarrement. De nos paradoxes si multiples. De l'Histoire....

Have YOU seen the Sleep Fairy? This is the story of a sleep deprived mother and father who are rescued by this shyest of fairies, who only comes out at night when all the children in the home are asleep. She helps children get into the habit of sleeping through by leaving tiny items of interest under...

Nestled amongst the large, oak trees known as the Border Forest is a small, farming community, Oakhurst Village. The people of the place live in relative peace with only a problem arising once in a while from one of the wood’s native animals, but at the beginning of spring things seem to change....