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The story begins in the historical city of Samarra, where Zaid Mahir, the narrator, says goodbye to his 83-year-old father and heads to Baghdad, where he left his wife and daughter of 15 months. The familiar route inspires the narrators reminiscences and verse comforts he was used to in his constant...

This collection of the author's works spans 35 years. A number of the poems were included in manuscripts that won Avery and Jules Hopwood awards at the University of Michigan in 1974 (Minor Award) and 1976 (Major Award). Others date back to the author's early days in the cornfields and woods of central...

Meek and shy Johnny Taylor finds a best friend in high school and a new girlfriend in college. Will they change his life for the better, or will he wish he had never met them?

This is a creepy little adventure, combined with horror and humor that's perfect for the upcoming Halloween season. The themes of good and evil, revenge, family, and faith are all handled in a sophisticated way. It's a novel that can be enjoyed by teens and adults alike, making for a good old fashioned...

Christopher Martin was born in the early twentieth century in a small Rhode Island town. His childhood days were typical of a country boy growing up in the 1920's. Grammar school was eight grades in a one room schoolhouse, and high school was regional, serving the local area. In his junior year of...

This book is the result of many experiences that occurred during the authors seventy years of living. The various thoughts he expressed cover everything from birth to death and happiness to sadness.

OUTLANDER is a selected book of Poems - with a corresponding number of Musings - on a wide range of subjects. Many writing styles are employed, no subject is taboo - and none are politically correct, in any sense of the word. The poems are hard-hitting, truthful to a fault and unabashedly non-conformist...

Elderberry Wine, Vintage 2010 is an anthology of student writing from the Mature Learning Program at Clark College in Vancouver, Washington, offers something for everyone. The pieces in this collection range from Poetrysonnets and haiku, free verse, meter and rhyme; to fiction both fanciful and serious;...

The book chronicles the life of an Austrian couple and their young daughter, who came to live in Tanganyika (now Tanzania) in the late 1920s. It describes how the head of the family, the future Government Sociologist of Tanzania, started out as a wealthy planter, and was then forced by the world economic...

The intent of writing this book was not to scare anyone but to make everyone of us, including myself, aware of the fact that there is life after death. Our soul keeps on living in another dimension. We are all accountable for our actions, thoughts, and intentions during our lifetime. Therefore, we...

This is a story about a donkey that turns into a Unicorn and wraps his body around Jesus as he is dying on the cross.

Making Her Own Decisions is a memoir written to provide readers with a unique insight into prison relationships. J. LaMarr not only discusses the forbidden possibility of falling in love, but he also offers a testament that prison relationships can grow and evolve into meaningful and satisfying unions. In...

When a husband is given a night of freedom by his wife after twenty years of marriage, he can hardly believe his luck. As he leans back in his bar stool and marvels at his newfound independence, he has no idea that he is about to meet someone who can make all his desires come true. But there is only...

Jamaicans, like others around the world, often experience a tugging at the heart that can only be assuaged by pleasant memories. In her collection of old Jamaican proverbs, Edna Bennett shares the powerful messages and folk wisdom of the Jamaican people, conveying not only the mellowness of nostalgia,...