Bøger af Bruce Taylor

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This book stands on the shoulders of sustainability engineering insights to identify blind spots in conventional business, engineering, and environmental school curricula that result in substantial missed opportunities.

The stories in this collection, all unpublished until now, are a testament to the impact of great writing. From the strange and surreal/magic realist writings of Kafka to the brilliant joy of Bradbury's imagination unleashed, writer Bruce Taylor learned well from these masters of expression. And with time, began to blend these seeming dissonant voices into his own work, at once strange and different, yet beautiful and haunting. His only hope is that with these stories, he has paid due respect and homage to the two writers who have influenced him the most: Franz Kafka and-Ray Bradbury.

Science Fiction meets Magic Realism anthology edited by Elton Elliott and Bruce Taylor. Like Water for Quarks features over twenty stories by some of Science Fiction's greatest names and brightest newcomers, including Ray Bradbury, Ursula K. Le Guin, Connie Willis, Greg Bear, Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson, Jerry Oltion, Pamela Sargent, George Zebrowski and others.

You thought Kafka's Uncle ended with Anslenot climbing into the coal bucket to ascend into the regions beyond the ice? You really thought the story ended there? Oh, no- Anslenot is back and the story continues in the regions beyond the ice which turn out, alas, to be bleak and cold indeed . . . and with him once more, his friend/confidant/tormentor, the tarantula. Together, they explore these frozen lands and encounter denizens such as the Media Bird, a praying mantis by the name, of course, of Jonny Mantis, the Little White-Haired Girl, the Blizzard Beast among many others. But ultimately, they discover the solace-of Kafka. Also included is the story, Dusk's Mirror and how, through the eyes of children, we come to discover, once again, just how magical reality truly is. And 23 short stories, some previously published, round out this collection. "A very gifted short story writer."-Jeff VanderMeer "Bruce Taylor has earned the title of "Mr. Magic Realism" by dint of producing works that are fascinating, insightful, and downright fun to read. His fiction will make you think . . . And smile."-Ben Bova "The transformational figure for science fiction."-Elton Elliott, former editor, "The Science Fiction Review" "As rich and poetic as Bradbury at his best."-William F. Nolan, author of Logan's Run "a very gifted short fiction writer" -Jeff VanderMeer "A writer of imagination and insight, Bruce Taylor delivers a collection of stories that amazes and intrigues." -Terry Brooks

This book presents an alternative view of healing that combines esoteric knowledge of the human experience with ancient healing wisdom to provide a way for everyone to become their own self-healer.The book describes a model of the healing arts in which physical and mental ailments are seen as messengers to be heard rather than things to be cured. Essentially, your ailments are indicators that you have barriers inside yourself to your being able to experience life from the essence of who you really are. The process of becoming a self-healer involves learning how to hear those messages and then removing the underlying barriers. In summary, disease arises in a person when there are blockages in their energy body. Those blockages are created by their barriers to Love (fears, beliefs, desires, and emotional traumas). The book describes a way to find and remove those barriers to Love so that the energetic blockages are released and the body can then heal itself.Others can guide you through this healing process but only you can actually remove the barriers inside you. You have to become your own self-healer.

How does Kafka's Uncle and Kafka's Uncle: The Unfortunate Sequel begin? Here, for the first time, the terrible secret is revealed! In the not too distant future, we find Brusjavik Taylorskavich, state-sanctioned, self-proclaimed, "whore-writer" for the Corporate States of America, at a table, waiting to order a meal at the Bay Cafe', overlooking the wonderfully flooded streets of Seattle as a result of the melting of the useless polar caps. As he contemplates his writer-celebrity status and his next award-winning projects, he meets his waiter, a nervous lad by the name of-Anslenot.Also included in this book is the novella, 13 MILES TO PARADISE. The Garnett family, on their way to Paradise, a world famous picnic-hiking area at Mt. Rainier in Washington State--well, all was going along just fine until the family got stuck behind a Winnebago trailer. Though no one is saying much to each other, in their heads, they are saying a LOT. Magic realism anybody? Originally published in an anthology titled ALEMBICAL, edited by Lawrence M. Schoen and Arthur Dorrance with work by Jay Lake, James Van Pelt and Ray Vuckcevich, the collection received a starred review in Publishers Weekly.Completing the book are twenty other stories, some of which have been previously published."Bruce Taylor has earned the title of 'Mr. Magic Realism' by dint of producing works that are fascinating, insightful, and downright fun to read. His fiction will make you think . . . And smile."-Ben Bova"a very gifted short fiction writer"-Jeff VanderMeer"Writes like Bradbury at his finest"-William F. Nolan"(Bruce) is the transformational figure for science fiction"-Elton Elliott, former editor of the Science Fiction Review"A writer of imagination and insight, Bruce Taylor delivers a collection of stories that amazes and intrigues."-Terry Brooks

We all have our Mountains of the Night. Writer Bruce Taylor hikes though a treacherous landscape of chronic illness and family dysfunction-his own Mountains of the Night. Persevering against great odds, he nonetheless summits those peaks and to his astonishment, discovers a landscape of forgiveness, courage and joy.

For over forty years, Bruce Taylor has been writing stories that defy categorization. Since Bruce had a job working on an in-patient, locked psychiatric floor, he did not have to be concerned about writing to make a living. Indeed how he made his living gave him a wealth of fascinating psychological theory and concepts that literally fed his creativity. Writing for the sheer joy and exuberance of creative expression, his work explored, examined, exhumed the proverbial "human condition" in a broad array of styles until finally realizing what he was doing was not only writing in a style later known as Magic Realism but blending it with Science Fiction and discovering how well the two modes of expression complemented each other. These stories, coming from a particular creative time also reflect the themes of the nature of love, how we become the person we were meant to be, and always the journey into the midnight-of the soul."Remarkable clarity and insight."-Brian Herbert, co-author, the Dune series."A very gifted, short fiction writer."-Jeff VanderMeer, author, The Southern Reach Trilogy"As rich and poetic as Bradbury at his finest."-William F. Nolan, author, Logan's Run"The Transformational figure for science fiction."-Elton Elliott, former editor of Science Fiction Review

poetry, religious, mysticism, gardening, Rumi, Manhae

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What's not to absolutely LOVE this in deal: moving in with your best buddy and his sweetheart into a super-swank three bedroom town home with a WHAMMO view of Seattle and Mt. Rainier? OK, so the materials used to build it were on the cheap side and maybe they are outgassing more than they should, but no harm, right? Right? Yeah. Right

Welcome to the wonderful world of Mr. Magic Realism.AMAZING FEATS!A man hangs from the rafters of his house by only his thumbs for over a decade.BEWILDERING MYSTERIES!A mall that might be the afterlife is stormed by giant insects.COMICAL FANTASIES!Aliens on the run hide out in American breakfast foods.DAZZLING NIGHTMARES!Spiders put a man on trial for crimes he has not committed.Like Golden Age science fiction comics written by Freud, Mr. Magic Realism is a strange, insightful adventure that spans the furthest reaches of the galaxy, exploring the hidden caverns in the hearts and minds of men, women, aliens, and biomechanical cats.