Bøger af Jason Potter

Amatoria is partly a disclosure, partly a veil, and partly a revelation incorporating the poetic discovery of God as experienced by the living and the dying alike. Man knows nothing of death and love until he is clothed in such, yet God is always willing to facilitate the transport of life out of one and into the other. Amatoria is sublime in its obscuration. It has been well said that the devil led the author a little way farther up in the medulla of the brain. But it is enough to know that in the self-indulgent disorder of the 21st century God still kills the old way.

An inspiring story of tragedy and triumph for a bullied boy coming of age and discovering his place in the world.Josiah is adventurous, curious, and smart, yet he feels different to other kids, as if he doesn't belong. Physical and emotional bullying takes a toll on young Josiah, shaping his childhood into one of fear, loneliness, and withdrawal.But when a few special people give him a senseof self-importance and self-worth, Josiah's life takesa turn to a higher calling...

An inspiring story of tragedy and triumph for a bullied boy coming of age and discovering his place in the world. A poignant account of finding one's worth and a higher calling.Young Josiah is a boy who is curious and smart, yet he feels different from other kids, as if he doesn't belong or fit in anywhere. Throughout his early school years, physical and emotional bullying takes a toll on young Josiah, reshaping his childhood into one of fear, loneliness, and withdrawal. But when a few special people give him a sense of self-importance and self-worth, Josiah's life takes a turn to a higher calling. Author Jason Potter brings an inspiring and impactful story of overcoming trauma to young adult readers, showing that all lives are equally valuable and are determined not by others but by the heart at the core of every person.Josiah is a masterfully written and moving story relatable to so many young adults either witnessing or experiencing traumatic bullying, an increasingly common and unfortunate occurrence in today's landscape. A psychotherapist and chaplain, Potter hopes his story, based loosely on his own experiences, inspires hope for those who are bullied, ostracized, or feel other.