Bøger af Ethan D Bryan

"Changing the world". It's a concept that gets thrown around in political campaigns and Miss America pageants. But what does it really take to spark real change? In his book, Tales of the Taylor: Songs that Changed the World, Ethan D. Bryan shows us just what one person can do, as well as the truth of the saying: "A journey of one million miles begins with a single step." Join Ethan as he meets former KC Royals great Frank White, future leaders of America and prisoners who have had very visceral encounters with the living Christ.

Mosey on over to the campfire, take a load off, and let me tell you about the adventures of J-Bar and me, Fret Maverick.J-Bar is my dad, a multi-state cowboy action shooting champion.To the best of my recollection, in nearly forty years, I had shot guns twice in my life.Returning home from a family vacation, I suddenly felt compelled to take a risk and try something completely new. So, I joined my recently retired father in playing the cowboy action game. Competing under the alias "Fret Maverick," I was introduced to a slice of Americana I would have never known otherwise. The Cowboy Year is a quirky and beautiful, Midwest-set, father-and-son memoir.But ultimately, The Cowboy Year is a story about having the courage to tell new stories.

At the intersection of the fight to end human trafficking and a love of baseball stands one man . . . For Ethan Bryan, an early morning dream became an invitation into a world-record-setting-coast-to-coast-catch-playing adventure of faith, new friends, serendipitous stories, and raising money to fight human trafficking.A portion of the proceeds from this book will go to Not For Sale.

I sent an email to W. P. Kinsella though I never really expected him to respond. It basically described the scope and vision of this project as well as thanking him for his wit and wisdom in Shoeless Joe. Kinsella replied in short time and form: "I'm very distrustful of anyone who claims to hear voices. It is the fiction writer's job to create weird characters, but I wouldn't want to know any of them in real life." -W. P. Kinsella Kinsella had just called me a real-life weird character. And I was thrilled.