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This volume has two parts: The first section contains "Amoricon," a 25-page verse narrative that focuses on political intrigue and the price of power. "I think that readers can see reflections of contemporary politics in this piece," says the author William Graham. "But its style pays homage to the classical tradition of extended poetic narratives." The second section contains a series of "poetical vignettes" that focus on travel, nature, aging and mortality, among other topics. "I consider much of my work as 'social poetry, ' because I feel that poetry should cast a light on universal societal issues," Graham adds. "In addition, I'm the traditionalist in the sense that I use rhymes in most instances."

Timmy is a snowflake who journeys to earth for the first time. He's scared and really doesn't want to leave his family. Mr. Winter shakes Timmy's home in Cloudland and Timmy is on his way. He finds his trip exciting. He has many new experiences during his stay on earth. Before he knows it winter is over and he returns home to Cloudland, where he's greated by his mother. It's a happy reunion and Timmy vows to stay, at least until next winter.

Death Over Life, Choose Life!! This book was designed to help those who have lost a loved one from suicide and those who are thinking of suicide.

This book captures the hilarious highs and lows of friendship and love, family and fiascos. Whether stealing motorhomes and picking up hitchhikers, accidentally going to Vegas with the wrong guy, being the most terrible bridesmaid ever, or gaining ten pounds on her honeymoon, Melissa finds the humor in every madcap adventure she has.

Memories of an Eastern Sky is an intriguing original fiction based on a true story that chronicles the extraordinary and disturbing life experiences of the main character. Born into a loving family in the freezing, lawless, and foreboding part of the Communist China, the main character quickly learns of the crushing power the government wielded. His father suspected of being counterrevolutionary, and the family makes the courageous decision to not succumb to the nefarious will of the ten-year Cultural Revolution that will eventually claim over thirty million innocent lives.

Meanwhile, Back on Planet Earth is the story of renegade Astronaut Rodney Thibodeaux's unshakable belief that humans are children of the Earth and his quest to inspire the world, against great odds, to save the planet and humanity. Thibodeaux's heartfelt conviction that the Earth is a living being in alarming danger succeeds in drawing the impassioned support of millions of concerned people around the globe as he fends off reactionary threats from the lunatic fringe.

I have written this book, because in order for a person to eat healthy and live in health, they need to be educated about how to eat healthy and how the body functions and operates with proper and balanced nutrition. It is evident that the countless "diet" books out there today are not educating the person, but only confusing the person more about nutrition. Thus, the rise in obesity, diabetes, heart disease, cancer, and the myriad of other health problems.

The story of the lust, sin and tragedy of Ora Etta Lee and Daniel Guy Rasor was told across the nation in 1908. Ora Lee loved Guy Rasor. They sinned. She was not able to hide her shame any longer. Ora Lee was found dead on a dark, lonely road in Wadsworth, Ohio. With marriage license in hand, just as the fortune teller had predicted, Guy Rasor was arrested for her murder. Both families had deep roots in the community and the townspeople took sides. Those who wanted him convicted and put to death in the electric chair changed evidence and testimony. Those who believed he was innocent held steadfast to what they saw on that dirt road. The evidence was circumstantial. There was no blood in the buggy. Nearly 100 years later, the question still exists: Who Killed Ora Lee? You be the judge and jury!

The lost cases of Sherlock Holmes have been found at last! They were hidden away where no one would suspect; in America of all places. Discover them for yourself, and also discover how they got across the pond, through the stories that reside within, 'Watson's Sampler: The Lost Casebook of Sherlock Holmes.'

Divorce in the tropics can be a tragi-comedy. This colorful inner and outer adventure is a must-read for anyone who has ever been betrayed. Amanda is living her dream life. A beautiful, artsy American expatriate, she lives on a tropical island and swims every day in the nurturing Caribbean Sea. Then her husband's betrayal shatters this idyll. Only through honesty and introspection can Amanda regain her foothold and embrace unknown terrain. Helped along the way by hilarious, eccentric, wise and loving inhabitants of her adopted islands, Amanda turns her divorce into a stepping stone to a new wondrous life. Her story is a beacon of hope to anyone who has ever been betrayed.

'Leith Eaton's book shows how to have a more vital and productive life and she is a living example of how her program works.' Larry King, CNN In Journey to the Fountain of You, author and social activist Leith Eaton has gifted us with the last word in healthy living. From physical well-being to mental clarity, emotional vigor to productivity at work, this book delivers the key to an overall sense of youthful energy and contentment. Through this step-by-step journey, the reader will learn some of the best-kept secrets to longevity and youthful energy. There are programs to follow, testimonials of men and women who have benefited from Ms. Eaton's creative approach to health and fitness. The result is a healthier body and mind, as well as a noticeable slowing of the aging process.

Happy Letters Make our Favorite Words: An Adventure in Spelling by Linda M. Exline is a delightful children's book that is as entertaining as it is educational. In fresh, funny prose, author Exline teaches children how letters make words. Charmingly told, the book is illustrated by the author's children, and the exuberant, playful drawings are sure to be a hit with kids. Each letter has its own happy face and its own purpose, and children will learn how spelling can be lots of fun. Exline uses two characters in the book, Drake and Mamie, who need help spelling their way through their busy day. As Drake and Mamie begin to see the Happy Letters in action, spelling words like horse and elephant, they begin to learn more about how words work. Parents will love the enthusiastic way Exline approaches words, and will be able to use the book as a teaching tool with their children. Children will be entranced by the drawings and the winsome story. This is sure to be a prized edition to any home or school library. How do you spell happiness? With Happy Letters!

This ambitious second novel by D. F. Whipple is reminiscent of Upton Sinclair and Dostoevsky. Highlighting the internal battle of its characters and contrasting its heroine, Esther Owens, against her lover, Snooker Glen delves into allegory and morality. Esther's own desires stand in the way of her dreams of peace and prosperity as she struggles with developing a sense of self and sacrificing for the greater good of a small Kentucky coal mining town.

Examining The Gospels and Discovering Our Mission is a chapter by chapter exploration of the Gospels. It causes the reader to search the Word of God slowly and thoroughly until each illuminating answer is found.

The Bible is not just a record of God's work in the past. It also shows us the work that God is doing in our own time and our own lives. This is the message of hope in the sermons of Hugh Eichelberger, who has preached at Presbyterian churches throughout the Southeast. The sermons in this collection, arranged according to the Christian Year, were preached at First (Scots) Presbyterian Church in Charleston, South Carolina, where Dr. Eichelberger was senior pastor from 1991 to 1996. "With both skill and passion, Hugh Eichelberger consistently preached sermons of consequence. He joined our human stories with the Biblical story, enabling us to listen for God's word in all the places where we live." Jon Regen, Presbyterian Pastor Emeritus "Dr. Eichelberger's familiarity with the Scriptures is profound and acute. He has wrestled with the angel, as did Jacob. He is now Elijah on top of the mountain. And he is still John the Baptist, crying in the wilderness and preparing the way for the Lord." Father Francis Kline, O.C. S. O., Abbot of Mepkin

A colorful story that teaches, both new life, and the circle of life.

With every heart comes love...And with all love comes pain...Vaughn Hyatt learns to love means to hurt...And through hurt true friends are found! Author, Kenneth Devon Hawkins, brilliantly expresses various humorous southern jargons through the diverse characters' dialog. This fun-loving, breathtaking, spiritually fulfilling novel captures the essences of family values and soothes the soul with good old fashion humor. The novel's mysterious plot keeps its readers suspicious of approaching scenes while preserving the perfect climax. Those who like Tyler Perry's Madea's Family Reunion will LOVE Kenneth Devon Hawkins's The 2nd Time Around. Will Vaughn's 2nd Time Around be better than the 1st?

THE COLLAR A Novel of Abuse in the Church by Bobby Lewis tell the tale of a scandalous minister who uses his power and position to abuse his parishioners in ways that leave them broken and battered for years to come.

This historical novel describes the most shameful event of the 18th. century North America. It is the little known story of the first settlers on this continent, deported by the English from their homeland of Acadia, now Nova Scotia. The author identifies one family surviving the misadvantures of damnation as exiles.

Rhett Sanders is a divorced father of a twelve-year-old daughter named Grace. Rhett is an ordinary man who strives for self respect, character, and courage in everything he does. As the owner of a research firm, his days are busy and demanding. A creature of habit, Rhett Sanders starts his mornings off reading the Houston Chronicle scanning the newspaper quickly. Index cards within reach, he is ready to jot down names of five people published in the news. He enjoys this investigative game and when he arrives at the office of AC Research, he plugs the names into a database of people who were part of the random samples of surveys he conducted in the past, just to see what he discovers. When he cross references the name of Bobby Joe Milstead, he is intrigued.

The Aztec Book of Destiny summarizes traditional Mesoamerican beliefs about the spiritual nature of time and its influence on one's personality and fate. The ancient Aztec, Toltec and Maya believed that the day of birth, as defined in their sacred calendar, affects destiny; and this philosophy has guided their daily lives for more than 3000 years. This book condenses the scattered and disparate literature about these beliefs into a fun and informative narrative; but it goes far beyond what academics and popular authors have published to date. The author presents a unique perspective shaped by the wisdom of a traditional calendar-keeper he met in Mexico in 1973. The book's message is that the calendar is not simply an ancient and forgotten curiosity - it is as relevant today as in ancient times. The majority of the book projects the timeless Mesoamerican philosophy into contemporary Western society encouraging introspection and self-awareness.

This book, a slightly revised version of the author's 2003 Ph.D. dissertation at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, is an investigation of F0 downtrends in Tokyo Japanese.

When Samantha Kelly decided that it was time for her to venture back out into the world of dating, only months after her heart was broken, she vowed never to fall in love again. Her failed relationships combined with childhood demons kept her running in the opposite direction of love. She believed love was over raided and traded it for mystery, excitement, danger and wealth. Her addiction to living on the edge propelled her into situations that ultimately left her fighting for her life. In the blink of an eye, Samantha found herself trapped until love finally saved her.