Bøger af Donald Morrison

"It's Dungeons and Dragons meets The Walking Dead."-Don Bish of the Yardbirds and Candlebox. A plague is spreading across the lands of Winterhold, an army of the undead wiping out all that stands in the way. But there's a whisper on the wind of a boy who may be the key to stopping it. Now it's up to Sarnan Woodlock and his companions to traverse the hellish lands in search of this child. Deadslayers is an epic tale of swords and sorcery, of wizards and warriors and a legion of the undead. It's a must-read, visceral journey through the darkest parts of humanity in a world thrust into chaos at the hands of a vengeful necromancer. It's a tale that goes on to show, sometimes, there is more to fear than just death itself.

Have you ever wondered about the life and significance of St. Michael the Archangel? If so, "The Life And Novena Prayers of St. Michael the Archangel" is the book you've been looking for. "The Life And Novena Prayers of St. Michael the Archangel" is a book that tells you about St. Michael, the powerful angel who watches over us. This book explains his story in easy words so everyone can understand.You'll learn how St. Michael started in heaven, how he became a protector, and why so many people look up to him. His bravery, faith, and loyalty to God will inspire you.But this book isn't just a story. It also has special prayers called novenas. These prayers help you ask St. Michael for help, like a guardian angel. You can pray to him when you need protection, guidance, or strength.If you're curious about St. Michael or want to feel closer to him, this book is a good choice. It's simple to read and can make your connection with this special angel stronger.

Ten year old David Connor finds himself trapped in the snow covered mountains when a deranged psychopath murders his parents. Now he must fight for survival not only against a relentless killer hell-bent on finishing off the only loose end, but the frigid wilderness as well.David's Crossing is a brutal, edge of your seat survival story that centers around a young boy in a desperate fight for survival in the unforgiving wilderness.

Andre "Mac Dre" Hicks always found a way to tell his story. He was one of the first rappers to record songs through a prison phone in the early '90s (much to the dismay of his jailors). His untimely death in 2004 left a wound in the Bay Area hip-hop scene that's never quite healed. This is the complete story of how Mac Dre became one of the most important rap stars on the West Coast, told through the eyes and voices of those who witnessed his meteoric rise from the streets of Vallejo all the way to regional rap stardom. Exclusive interviews with his mother, Mac Wanda, illuminate a rich family history going back to the Deep South at the turn of the 20th century. We hear from close confidant Kilo Curt, who was among those arrested with Mac Dre for attempted bank robbery and spent time with him in FCI Lompoc afterward. Numerous close collaborators share their memories of the rise of Hyphy music in the Bay Area and help contextualize Mac Dre's role in the subgenre, which would eventually influence artists like Drake and capture the ears of the nation. The story of Mac Dre is the story of rap in America, from the authorities' attempts to block his success to his tragic, unsolved death in Kansas City. It's an arc that's followed by many of the genre's greatest artists, from Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls to more recent stars Drakeo The Ruler and Pop Smoke. The story of Mac Dre is the story of a rapper who lifted an entire community through artistic determination and refusing to bow to the oppressive forces seeking to silence those around him.

From the moment you experience the first infected through the eyes of a rat named Maya and two guinea pigs named Chuck and Charlie, you will be transported into a world where the forest has been becoming increasingly full of the rabid, flesh hungry husks of what was once it's inhabitants. As they journey the woods, fighting off crazed, blood lust driven animals, they will have to conquer their fears of the forest around and the anger that dwells inside them, working together and forming new bonds. Will they make it to the other side of the woods and put a stop to the source of this infection before it's too late, or will the woods they know be torn apart in a rabid frenzy?...There is something in the woods and the numbers are growing. Something that is stalking through the trees and killing the residents of the forest, The Infected. It's early spring and a guinea pig named Charlie is contented to sitting in the field surrounding his village eating dandelion sprouts and watching the butterflies drift lazily by. But instead he will be joining a rat named Maya and another pig named Chuck and going on a quest across the woods to find the source of the infection and with any luck, put a stop to it. They will have to fight for their lives as they make their way through the ravaged forest. The infected have smelled their blood and they are after them. They will soon realize, they are not the biggest animals in the woods . . .

The crew of starship Antori have been hired to transport a shipping container to a nearby star system, and it's their biggest payday yet. But when one of the crew accidentally opens the container, they find themselves up against a terrifying extraterrestrial. Now, the crew must fight to stay alive as the deadly creature begins its hunt. The Cargo is a 55,000 word, science fiction horror in the vein of Aliens and Mimic. Tonally, the story is dark, with an ever-looming sense of impending horror just beyond the next hatchway.It's tense, foreboding and teetering at the edge of hopelessness, a frighteningly visceral journey of survival.

In 2052 a squad of Marines from the Earth Military Federation are sent to investigate a newly built terraforming colony on mars. The station has mysteriously gone dark, after unearthing an alien structure buried just beneath the surface. The unit embarks on a mission to find out what has happened, only to uncover a nightmarish blood bath-the entire colony has been violently slaughtered. Now the unit must uncover what has caused the gruesome deaths of the colonists, and manage to escape before whatever it is that is hiding in the station begins to hunt them down, and they wind up another victim of the ENTITY.

Local homeless man Terrance Williams begins having what he can only describe as prophetic visions of a coming apocalypse. Fire and brimstone rain down from above, leaving only a scorched earth behind. Now he must race against the clock to warn as many as he can before the world as we know it ceases to exist. But will the society that has shunned him for years listen, or will his warnings be ignored?

A spellbinding collection of ten short stories, each with strikingly different tones and characters. Journey Through Thorns begins with "The Author," in which a protective father catches a man following his teenage daughter. But when he confronts him he realizes there is much more to the man than could be imagined. Also among these tales is "Toby," a young boy who through a horrendous childhood has gained the ability to psychically control others, exacting his own brutal take on revenge. You will journey to the old west in "Spirit Walk," riding alongside Rory Kyle as he comes back from the dead in an epic tale of bloody revenge. You'll also step into the shoes of Father Frances Patrick Cleary, whose failed suicide attempt leads to his greatest salvation and his true path. These and many more original tales are contained within these pages. They will envelope you, pull you in and keep you held tightly until the very last words. This, is a Journey Through Thorns.

* This is an expanded and updated version of an article that originally appeared in Time Magazine, which caused a sensation in France and elsewhere. * Morrison argues that French culture no longer has the kind of international standing it once did. His discussion ranges from art and fashion to philosophy, literature and cinema.