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About the BookMorgan Singletary was born in Columbia, South Carolina in the year 1959. While being the oldest of two children born to his mother, he decided to remain in South Carolina with his aunt when his mother decided to move to Chicago, Illinois to escape a turbulent marriage. He would go on to complete high school and enter college, before losing interest in completing his post-education.He then joined the Air Force and served for four years, holding jobs in accounting, real estate, sales and manufacturing. Upon coming into the prime of his life, he developed an interest in religion, and began his self-study on theology and philosophical subjects.It was then that he discovered that his interpretation of many religious texts differed from what he was taught. With this in mind, he has composed this book based on his understanding; he has included poetic verses derived from his love of poetry as well.In this book, he addresses current events as well as his thoughts on some questions that have stumped people throughout generations. He hopes his audience finds his work thought-provoking.

Based on a true story... "The Little Girl and the Old Man's Grotto" tells the tale of a little girl, Diana, who watched the Old Man every day from her window. The Old Man would leave her candy, her favorite treats! One day, she noticed something different; a statue and there was no candy. She never saw the Old Man again, yet flowers she had given to him were beneath the statue. The tale of Diana and the lesson we all experience in life; with loss and life there is always a story behind our experiences. With Diana, she was going to find the unexpected. As many say, "expect the unexpected"."ABOUT THE AUTHOR"Theresa Olsavsky was born in the small coal mining town of Nanty Glo, PA. Her father, and his father, were coal miners. Theresa is one of 10 children and is proud to say, "I am a coal miner's daughter". Theresa smiles when she hears people talking about playing in the dirt when they were kids. She played in the coal.She has a daughter, Bernadette who is a Psychologist in Fairfax, VA and a son Jerome, Jr. who is a Senior Account Executive in Pittsburgh, PA.Theresa loves the mountains, hiking, and photography. She likes to say about her photographs, they are her memories of the past and future and they tell her stories not written down but in her memory. If you ask her what her favorite season is, Theresa smiles and says winter. She loves the snow and making snow angels in her back yard.Theresa lives in Duncansville, PA with her husband Jerry and their dog Jingles.

About the BookThree Stories tells the lives of people in American landscapes of the 20th Century.Devotion tells of an overbearing preacher who attempts to manipulate the lives of those around him, but his younger second wife has a mind of her own, as does a rebellious son from the preacher's first marriage.Eleanor Packard is a young woman whose childhood was marred by an abusive father and an illness which left her lame, making her transition to adulthood difficult.This Sad Time reveals the fates of two different fathers, each betrayed by a ruthless child.About the AuthorEdward Gilchrist Wright was born in Raleigh, NC. Raised in the country, he has lived in San Francisco for many years. His greatest influences have been the European and English authors of the 19th and 20th Centuries.

About the BookThe Channeled Path to Immortality contains a specific sequence of runes and sigils that were envisioned by Morgan Gowans over a four-month period in 2022. They came to him while he was in a trance state and he is convinced that they are the formulae for means to attain immortality through the seven stages of refinement of internal alchemy.According to Morgan, the book is written entirely in Dark Fae, which is why it is all runes and sigils.Morgan originally wrote the book using medieval standard linen paper, a porcupine quill, and inks made by using medieval ingredients and techniques. Duane Lacoursiere later photographed the individual pages. Morgan and Lacoursiere hope that someone out there will be able to translate what is in these pages and put what is there to good use.About the AuthorDuane Lacoursiere and Morgan Gowans have been friends since 2000. Both live in the Edmonton area and attend various psychic and medieval events throughout Alberta. The two have formed a long standing partnership where the strengths of each make up for the weaknesses of the other.When Morgan started writing this book, Duane had honestly thought he had gone off the deep end. One day in April of 2023, Duane happened upon local author B.T. Frost, who was promoting his own book, Uncut Gems. Mr. Frost was able to point Duane in the direction of his current publisher and the rest, as they say, is history.Duane decided to challenge Morgan to get the book published as a way of seeing if there was anything to it, or if Morgan had indeed gone off the deep end.The theory is that if there is actually anything to it, then someone out there will be able to make sense of it.

About the BookSeems like sometimes a feller has ta' write 'bout stuff that coulda been, mighta been, shoulda been, probably didn't happen, but would be funny if it did happen. So that's what the tall tales in this book are all about. Ya see it all started out while attending New Mexico State University from 1962 through 1965. I spent quite a bit of time with a fellow agriculture student named Baxter Black. I reminisce on the times Bax and I sat together in the Ag Building café and told tall tales and made-up nonsense yarns. In 1965, I graduated and went on to pursue a Master of Science of Agriculture degree, and Bax left for Colorado State University to pursue a Veterinary Medicine degree.Baxter later left veterinary practice and made a career writing tall tales and cowboy poetry. One of his major writings was an article named "On the Edge of Common Sense," which appeared in many newspapers and agricultural publications. Eventually, I worked for USDA and wrote a similar article called "Over the Edge" for the agency. I believe both of these articles were inspired by the many times we sat at the Ag Building café and spun these humorous stories. I kept all the stories I wrote, and after many years of pressure from friends and family to publish these stories of the adventures of me 'n' Ol' Joe, I finally agreed. So here to share with you is a collection of these humorous tall tales about two bumbling old cowboys and the not-much-brighter ranch owner who somehow went OVER THE EDGE!About the AuthorBorn in 1943, Mark Finley lived in San Angelo, TX until 1958, when his family moved to New Mexico. Through high school and college at New Mexico State University, he worked part time on ranches and competed in and clowned rodeos to earn his way through college. After earning both Bachelor and Master of Science Degrees in Agriculture, he worked as a feedlot cowboy in Red Rock, AZ, then managed ranches in Southeastern New Mexico before beginning an Agricultural Management Specialist career with USDA. He later earned two appraisal accreditations with the American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers and became a USDA Chief Appraiser for Arizona and Hawaii. After retiring from USDA, he opened his own appraisal business specializing in farms, ranches, and commercial ag properties. In 2022, he retired from appraising and began composing Cowboy Poetry and Humorous Cowboy Stories. He makes his home with his wife Maggie in Willcox, Arizona.

In Summer's Hope, Summer is a little girl who has challenges in her life and has made a special bond with a horse. They grow up together and learn that obstacles can be overcome with patience, determination, and lots of support and love from family and friends. Their bond is so special like they were meant to find each other and be able to complete in anything they set out to accomplish.About the AuthorMaryann Martinez has been working as a registered nurse for the past thirty years. She loves her job, taking care of patients of all ages. She has four children and eight grandchildren, who are all very special in her life and give her inspiration. Like Summer, Maryann also has her own horse, Thor, whom she raised from the day he was born. He is her passion and she loves going for long rides after work to clear her mind and decompress. Maryann's grandchildren also love riding him, and it is wonderful they get that experience, something they will always remember.

About the BookFractures and Echoes is a project based simply on the author's story of learning and growing. This project has been about the nudges to share with others the author's own hard-learned lessons. It is written through the lens of conversations between a student and his teacher. The student is young and highly inexperienced. His reliance upon his teacher's guidance brings him to moments of deep reflection of his motives and intentions. The student is consistently challenged to prove his resolve in his commitments. In the face of the wisdom of his teacher, the student's true heart is revealed.Each conversation is designed to stand alone and allow the reader the opportunity to reflect through his own experience. Each entry is a one page spread, with intention, to cater to a reader that may have limited time for leisure. In this way, the reader is provided with thoughtful seeds to consider that are elicited by new perspectives, emotional responses, or a combination therein.The reader is invited to actively participate with the entries. The meditative format presented provides guidance in the creation of a space that allows the reader to attune to the lessons and awareness that may be received. Whether the reader chooses to read one page to the next or simply a single entry as so moved, there are guiding questions to prompt deeper reflections. The motivation is to allow the reader to open to the ways and nuances that each entry's lessons have operated in the reader's own life. As an adjunct, the reader will be provided with conscious language to give expression to insights that the reader might not otherwise have had access to.Fractures and Echoes is intended to be the first installment of fifty entries with four additional volumes to follow. Each volume will build to capture a progression in the quality of the student's questions. Through the course of this series, the student is offered the opportunity to become the teacher, passing along all that has been learned to another generation.About the AuthorConinyah was born in Chicago in 1974 to a family that valued education and service. Though he was raised by a single mom, alongside his sister, Coninyah learned at an early age to question why he felt disconnected from his family and from himself. His formative years were shaped by his affinity for poetry, science, and athletic competition. After graduating high school in Wheaton, Maryland in 1992, he graduated in 1996 from the United States Military Academy at West Point with a Bachelor of Science degree in General Engineering. Coninyah then spent 5 years as a military police officer in the US Army, which challenged his perspective of who he thought himself to be.Resigning from the military left Coninyah questioning who he was outside of the context of the army. Traveling from job to job, he found his way to New Mexico where he earned a Master of Science in Oriental Medicine in 2006. Coninyah, along the way, also found teachers who would be instrumental in his course corrections. He would work to lay down dysfunctional habits of distraction and engage what would be his life's work that continues to unfold. Coninyah now teaches meditation and is a practitioner of the healing arts.

About the BookBobby Ciampitti is a young boy born to second generation Italian immigrants in South Philadelphia. Growing up in a row house in a working-class area in the 1950s and 60s, Bobby grows up in what is in many ways a classic image of Americana. The neighborhood is close and friendly, doors are left unlocked, and the moms stay at home while the dads work long hours for modest wages. Children are watched over by everyone in a neighborhood where kids of all ages and backgrounds play together.Take a trip back to the past while Bobby paints a picture of life growing up in the city and the light-hearted adventures (and some misadventures) that ensue, starting with a knock on the door and a simple question... "Is Bobby home?"

In Under the Hand of God R. J. DeFrank recounts his life growing up and the things he did and didn't do because of the grace and thought of God. Everything in this book is based on true events according to the memory of DeFrank, and he feels fortunate to be alive. His love and trust in God have seen him through all the ups and downs of his life. No matter what, trust in God.About the AuthorR. J. DeFrank is a hard worker. He likes working on cars and trucks, playing pool, metal detecting, and occasionally likes to go to the bar to see certain bands play. He has always been interested in antiques and treasure stories. DeFrank is happily married with one daughter, one stepdaughter, and a stepson. He also has six grandchildren. Other family members include his ninety-four-year-old father, two brothers, and one sister, along with plenty of nieces and nephews. DeFrank has never been part of a club, preferring to be independent, but still has many friends. Having worked in construction from a young age, he is now semi-retired, living in Delaware.

About the BookWhen the goddess Fatima issues a decree of death by voodoo ritual to be performed on Jean Claude Valmond to Queen Laveau and Dr. John, they delegate the task to Georgina "Gigi" Poncetrain, an ambitious apprentice practitioner. Gigi instead falls in love with him and must now suffer the consequences of disobedience.GIGI chronicles the life of Jean Claude and the events that led to the decision by Fatima to terminate him up to the time he meets Gigi at a celebration of Mardi Gras. After they fall in love, the reader is taken with them on a rollercoaster ride of emotional events that leads to an unpredictable ending. This is a love story readers can relate to and enjoy as a change of pace. It will take you on a journey from beginning to end that will not be easily forgotten.About the AuthorDaniel T. Willis, Sr. was born December 31, 1954, in Oakland, California. He entered the Air Force upon high school graduation and served 24 years, to include three war campaigns in the Middle East (Desert Shield, Desert Storm, and Desert Proud Return). While testing for the rank of Senior Master Sergeant, he developed a brain tumor that ended his career. Complications to remove it left him legally blind, paralyzed from the waist down, and unable to speak.After two years of intensive rehabilitation, he earned four degrees, one of which is in Creative Writing, which gave him the tools to become an author. He has written three books, a screenplay, and a poetry collection.Daniel currently lives in Wichita Falls, Texas, with his wife of 23 years. He writes and draws inspiration from nature, everyday people, and has an active imagination. His goal is to inspire readers to live each day to the fullest, focusing on what you can-not cannot-do.

Maurice is a young Jewish boy who miraculously survives the German persecution in his escape from Nazi occupied Belgium all the way to his arrival in Brazil after World War II. This unlikely survival is filled with many perils. It is based on the amazing life of the author's father and based on research on the Holocaust, stories his father told him, and some creative liberties where there was a lack of information in a few instances. Anti-semitism and Holocaust denial are becoming an increasingly common problem in the world today. This book yearns to show that racism and persecution should not win, that there is hope even in the darkest times and toughest challenges, and that the total annihilation of the Jewish people, and the other peoples targeted by Nazi genocide, should never be attempted again.About the AuthorBernardo Szwarcbart developed a passion for reading and writing from his parents. As a Human Resources professional he wrote articles for magazines and also had an HR blog. Along the years, Bernardo became passionate about the multiple tales related to Holocaust survivors - his father one of them. He realized that as generations of survivors are disappearing, there was a need to continue to recount the stories so that the Holocaust is not forgotten, nor repeated.Bernardo loves reading, hiking, music of all genres, and, of course, writing. He is married with one son, and lives near Atlanta, Georgia.

About the BookIn Do You Know the Meaning of These United States, James Dean details how each state got its name. Some states may be surprising, but such is the history and legacy of these United States.Complete with a crossword puzzle challenging enough to stump even historians, this book tells all about the United States, our country's flag, and the Bill of Rights.About the AuthorJames Dean lives in Rensselaer Falls, New York.

About the BookMy Worst Nightmare...A Mother's Quest for Justice details the real life experience of one mother, Pamela J. Ward, regarding the death of her only son in a horrific accident, how she lived through the grieving process, and later attempted to hold NASCAR fame, Tony Stewart responsible through a civil suit, to get the only justice she could. This heart-wrenching read is filled with every event that happened during the civil suit and the emotional toll it took on her entire family. For Ward, releasing the facts about the case was important, so everyone could discover the truth for themselves. Her tale holds the heart-breaking truth behind experiencing the loss of a child, how it completely impacts your life, and how one's quest and need for justice to hold the person accountable can ultimately consume and devastate your whole life.

From the Introduction: These are the stories of my thirty-three years of coaching youth sports. Baseball, soft- ball, and basketball.I was honorably discharged from the US Navy in September 1969.Fortunate to be hired right away South-Central Bell.Married Cathy Kimberlin on December 31,1969.That next spring I had the idea of coaching boys' baseball. Do not know why Inever had the desire for that at any time in my life.Decided to go to Pinson Valley Youth Association, where my brother and I playedfrom ages twelve through sixten, for me; my brother was two years younger. Previously played at Trussville from eight through eleven.I was aware most parks had sign-ups and drafts by the second Saturday in March.

The Beast and His Number (666) On the Calculator was written for the expressed purpose of compiling more data amongst the readers of those who have a mathematical mind, and who are of a religious nature. This compendium shows how to derive the Beast's number, 666, and other relevant numbers pertaining to the number 666. 666 is, of course, the Antichrist's number, and His rise in today's societies is becoming more prevalent right before our eyes! The Beast's number is cleverly hidden on the keypads: of calculators and iPhones as a subliminal number that goes directly into the mind of the person who looks upon the keypad! The subconscious mind can add, and subtract, and can come up with the number 666. Since the subconscious mind accepts this number, the conscious mind tends to accept it as well. It is written in Revelation of the Holy Bible that whoever accepts this number will not be found in the Lamb's Book of Life, but God's wrath abides on them! About the AuthorJohn R. Garay was in the Navy for six years, stationed in Guam. He belonged to the Fleet Ballistic Missile Program. As a 3rd class petty officer, his duties were wide and varied. His job was to see that the Polaris missile was ready to fly. Garay's education in the Navy was very intensive in electronics, and computer logic. He spent most of his free time on his hobby, which was electronics, until he moved to the Ohio Veterans Home.

About the BookFeeding Your Soul with Food from the Father's Table: 30 Daily Inspirational Devotions explores the spiritual questions that people ask themselves. This text attempts to answer those questions from a biblical point of view. This self-help book of spirituality and faith will help its readers to find the help and the answers that they long for using the word of God to direct and answer them. This text will help those who need a hand to help them through difficult times through thirty days of inspirational devotions to guide them.About the AuthorDr. Willie R. Hill, Sr. was born in Flint, Michigan in 1954. He currently resides in Falkner, Missouri. He is a volunteer chaplain at the local community hospital. Hill is also a member of his local chapter of the NAACP. He has three children and six grandsons. In his free time, he enjoys building wood carvings and decorative pieces, playing chess, and being outdoors for activities such as farming and yard work.

About the BookThe story of Africa is quite complicated and full of twists. It is a continent with a vast amount of diversity and cultures, as well as endless resources, both human and natural, but emerging warlords and dictators in the 21st century wreak havoc on their countries and citizens. The best example of this is the president of Eritrea, Isaias Afwerki. The goal of The Snake's Nest is to expose the horrors and miscarriages of justice Eritreans face every day at the hands of their leaders and make a larger audience aware of the extensive violence against women, young people, and those attempting to flee the country.About the AuthorTsilal is a humanitarian involved in medical missions, primarily in Africa. Author currently resides in the United States and works in the medical field.

About the BookAcross this country, we seem to have elite politicians and big corporations telling us they should be trusted and that "We the People" should be little sheep and remain quiet so a new world order can be created. They don't need our input since they already know what we want. Mainstream media programs always want to get the experts' advice, so they get high-profile politicians to talk down to Americans. It is sad because most of America has become brainwashed. That includes Democrat and Republican constituents. Several of us see through the lies and are becoming more vocal. This is a book where you, the citizens of this great country, tell everyone how we really feel about where this country is heading. Politicians should read this and understand that we are fed up with the lack of action from them. This book is easy to read; the chapters are not long enough to bore you. This book is dedicated to all those individuals who took the time to answer the questions I asked over several months.This book covers current hot topics in America that are sure to affect our future. Basically, this book is by the people, for the people, and shares the opinions of the Soldiers that I interviewed. I am sure that Jack and I will be criticized by some for these topics. We don't care; we must wake people up before we lose our basic rights and freedoms. These fed-up citizens who kindly agreed to be interviewed are Patriots, and without them, we could not have completed this book. Jack and I are just the conduit; everyone who shared their stories made writing this book for all people an amazing and rewarding experience.About the AuthorDennis Gravelle and Jack Young are forming a minor political party in South Carolina called the Independent Constitutional Party. They feel you must be the one to stand out in front and be a leader in politics, rather than sit and complain.Gravelle loves to golf, go on walks, going to the beach or watching a local band with a great friend Madeline. Trying different restaurants for dinner is also a great way to meet people, especially here in Myrtle Beach SC. As a veteran, he's a local member of the VFW.Gravelle has a Bachelor of Science in Public Safety and Emergency Management and a Master of Science in Leadership with an emphasis in Homeland Security and Emergency Management. After 9/11, he rejoined the military in the NY Army National Guard as a photojournalist service one year in Iraq writing stories about the amazing men and women Soldiers serving in a war zone.

About the BookHumans have created artificial vivisections of the society in every conceivable way, be it religion, race, caste, creed, region, nation, and so many others. Religious, national strife is a regular feature; humans show hatred toward their fellow beings over nominal things and, of course, the reasons for dissention. There is limited place for self-improvement or inner introspection or self-development. But the life aims and goals should be understood and practiced and included in people's lifestyle, along with merriment and having a good time. Some Whispers from Eternity was written after seeing and experiencing the total degradation of life on earth and lack of empathy and compassion of humans living here for one another.In the book, author Shomik Chaudhuri enumerates numerous processes that help anyone to practice and evolve into better and more wonderful human beings. These are time tested and authentic processes that make it possible for anyone to practice. This not only helps you become better but also brings happiness and peace to everything and everyone around you. Studies, work, relationships, experiences all become much better. Concentration, patience, focus, endurance, calm disposition, body fitness, among so many others, evolve inside you. The quality of life becomes better.Life is short. Start today and do not let any day pass by without practicing the lessons and building your relationship with God. Take one step at a time and practice with your sincerity and love for God. He will make your progress faster, easier, and more enjoyable. It should become a part of life and who you are.About the AuthorShomik Chaudhuri is a renowned author for over 30 years. His work has been published in renowned daily newspapers like The Statesman, The Asian Age in Kolkata, India; United Nations Chronicle, New York, USA; weekly newspapers like News India Times, Desi Talk, The South Asian Times and numerous magazines and publications. He has over 22 years of education and training including at Harvard and Cornell Universities, USA. He is also an iconic personality in the Indian American print media world being the CEO and COO of some of the largest newspaper groups in the USA. His deep interest, insight and knowledge on spirituality and our human existence made him the youngest person in United Nations history to represent the organization to the World Summit for Social Development, Copenhagen, Denmark, in March 1995. He co-founded an NGO at the United Nations which introduced spirituality as an essential part of human existence after which the UN gave adequate attention to this most important aspect of human existence. He also co-founded an international NGO based in India which is in Special Consultative Status with ECOSOC of the United Nations. It has branches in New York and Europe for now. He has been an ardent practitioner of spiritual austerities from childhood and has been practicing Kriya Yoga for over 4 decades. His deep interest and passion for spiritual wisdom led him to associate with God-realized saints and was initiated in OM Kriya Yoga by Jagadguru Ramanandacharya Rajivlochanacharya in 1999. He wants to use his knowledge to help people globally uplift themselves spiritually and attain Life Divine.

A good painting is poetry for the eyes and Clarence P. Hornung serves up a feast for ocular enjoyment.Mr. Hornung was a preeminent respected graphic artist and author. His career legacy is well-documented. He has authored well over 40 books in the field of graphic arts, antique collectibles, transportation, font design, as well as Americana history. His design work for corporate clients included logos, advertising, assisted product design and marketing for well-known companies. Coca-Cola, Arrow Shirt, Longines, Seagrams, Encyclopedia Britannica, Quaker Oats, Disney, General Motors, and Atlantic Richfield are just a partial listing of some of the companies who commissioned his talent. While his recognized commercial talent and books have been applauded, his watercolors are less well-known.To relax and fulfill his other artistic inspiration, Mr. Hornung would travel and paint. These watercolors were initially intended for family and friends. 50 years ago he decided to collect 80 watercolors and display them in two art shows titled, "Around the World in 80 Watercolors." This book compiled by his grandson attempts to re-create those shows as well as categorize, organize and include newer watercolors in addition to explaining his creative process and further document his creative talent and love of travel.

About the BookIn the placid village of Liberty, Nebraska, everything on the surface is simple. It's a tight-knit community and the streets are safe. From the outside, families like the Kennedy's are perfect exemplars of their little community.Otis Kennedy, the patriarch, serves as the small town's legal kingpin and good-old-boy extraordinaire. His son, Layne, is a dedicated mortician and single father doing his best to make ends meet for his daughter, Marley.Marley, however, breaks this mold. A loner by disposition and privy to dark secrets that would destroy her family's reputation, Marley is disillusioned with the world; her only light in this darkness is her twin brother Seth, a spiritual chimera that acts as her literal guardian angel.Marley knows the truth; There is a rotten vein that runs through her family, through her town, through society itself: Human Trafficking. Otis, when he's not at Elk's Club meetings or on the gold course, acts as legal counsel for a human trafficking ring. Layne suffers every day to forget the death of his first love, Marley's mother, Lupe.And when Marley gets caught up in the darkness that pervades her family, it is only the Kennedy's efforts and her ancestral Mayan ties that can pull her through the abyss.

About the BookLove Letter to the Young'uns is about aging, specifically the author's aging process. While it's addressed to young adults, it is equally applicable to seniors. Hearne-Clark provides insight into the view of her particular generation, "Baby Boomers," for whom the concept of consumerism was created. Using a combination of Scripture and humor, Hearne-Clark shows that aging and eventually death are not something to fear, but a natural process to be cherished.About the AuthorShirley M. Hearne-Clark is a licensed and ordained minister with a bachelor's in Christian Study, with an emphasis on Bible Studies, and a master's in Mental Health with an emphasis on grief and bereavement. Her hobbies include singing and writing. She is especially interested in social injustice in regard to all kinds of diverse people. Her family is at the heart of all that she does, as there is nothing without family.

About the BookYou might say that the Psalms stand in the center of all scripture. For they speak of experiences, the very center of life itself. The Psalms beckon us to a rock-solid faith which will provide us the victories over life's troubles, even if we foist them upon ourselves. There are many of us who return to them repeatedly to hold fast to that which we have attained.Gordon D Fee and Douglas D Stuart categorized the Psalms for us in this way: Laments-we all go through tough times and we learn from these Psalms that we are not alone in our struggles, and that God is able to help and strengthen us. Thanksgiving Psalms, Hymns of Praise, and Salvation History Psalms have elements of praise which elevates our understanding of God's faithfulness, protection, and benefit. Eight Wisdom Psalms and ten Psalms of Trust promise the reader of the goodness and care of God and provide us with the vision of a victorious life.Ultimately, the Psalms are intentional, their vital purpose is to forge a connection between the worshiper and God, whether in a cathedral or prayer cell. For generation after generation, mankind has sung and prayed the Psalms.About the AuthorLt-Colonel Norman H Voisey completed 40 years of service in The Salvation Army where he was a Trustee, having served also in that capacity for three of their hospitals. His application to reserve Section 8 funding for Senior Housing in Cincinnati was secured for their Booth Residence.Voisey was educated in Canada but in the United States, he continued studies at The Salvation Army Training College, Pace University, and Case Western Reserve University.Voisey is an avid reader of Judaic thought, a student of spiritual and literary greats, Abraham Joshua Heschel, Harold Bloom, Cynthia Ozick, and Elie Wiesel. He leans heavily toward nonfiction, but classic novels continue to nurture his experience. He loves poetry, sports, genealogy, music and the arts. As a member of the New York Staff Band for 16 years, and as the leader of youth music and Christian interpretive dance groups, Voisey has brought ministry to the United Kingdom, Europe, the Far East, Estonia and Russia.Voisey is close to confirming his Huguenot Ancestry and the story that his forbears were driven from Voisey, France to John Calvin's Geneva, and eventually to Devonshire and finally to Windsor, Ontario, his birthplace.

About the BookSuperkid Tommy Stahr can do almost anything and uses his superpowers to help other kids. He does struggle with some things, like paying attention in school, but he doesn't let that stop him from using his powers for good. Tommy even has some epic battles with his arch-enemy Stink Face. One day, Tommy gets life-changing news from his doctor; he's been diagnosed with ADHD. Stink Face tells Tommy that this means he can no longer be a superkid anymore. But after a friend helps him out, Tommy learns that ADHD gives him more powers than he thought.About the AuthorMatthew T. Veibell is a credentialed pricing actuary working for a nationwide insurance company. He has been married to his wife Natalie for over ten years. Matthew and Natalie have two amazing, energetic young boys that keep them quite busy in their cozy neighborhood town of Wylie, TX. One of those boys has ADHD and inspired this story as Matthew and Natalie look to help him be as successful as anyone else, albeit perhaps with different tools and strategies. In his free time, Matthew enjoys watching movies with his family or beating his older son at Mario Kart (the son with ADHD).

About the BookConvinced it's a trap to lure him into the open, Jake can't resist Callie. With his jaded worldview and dark sense of humor, he rushes back to the States. They've been trying to kill him for over fifteen years, and as long as those who want Jake dead still breathe, his friends Curt, Cash and Callie are in grave danger.A firsthand witness to the Oklahoma City Bombing Coverup, some in the Deep State's shadow government are on a mission to bury Jake and what he knows by any means necessary. It's the same reason they executed Jake's old schoolmate Timmy McVeigh faster than the speed of truth - dead men don't talk.These brutal government assassins seek to destroy Jake's reputation and then take his life. Collateral damage is inconsequential. With Jake in the ground, they're expecting to finally retire with a full-government pension, a mission-completion bonus and the status of heroes.But first, they'll need to get Jake Charm. It did not suddenly become easy.''An excellent delivery of suspense, shock and thrill. A book you can't put down"- Peter Vazquez, the president of the Frederick Douglass Foundation of New York.About the AuthorMatt Kreutz is an independent money manager and retirement planner, who also helps folks with their life insurance and Medicare insurance needs. He's a husband, father and grandfather, a farmer, a hunter, a BBQ-pit master, a woodworking craftsman and an all-around America-loving patriot.

About the Bookwhy do you haiku? is an original collection of haiku poems-an unrhymed, Japanese lyrical poetry style, consisting of three lines containing syllables of 5, 7, 5. This collection displays colorful backgrounds for the reader's absorption into essence and context. Reflective, thoughtful, and whimsical feelings are drawn out of this creative read.The illustrations in "why do you haiku?" are comprised of fabric pieces and objects to complement the poetry and accentuate the Haiku spirit.The book is unique in nature and in presentation. The targeted audiences range from ages 10 to 100. The book offers scholastic insights and also pleasurable fiction.About the AuthorShannon M. Wallace was born in Bethesda, MD, raised in Wichita, KS, and eventually journeyed to Seattle, WA, where she has been living for the past 33 years. She has one grown son who lives in Los Angeles, CA, and she currently lives with her roommate Stella, a tabby cat who allows Wallace in the house.In the early 1990's; made several attempts of writing short stories, long stories, plays, etc. It wasn't until 2018 when a friend challenged her to write a Haiku; struggling at the concept of what a Haiku means or represents took a while. Once she embraced the haiku style, she couldn't stop thinking in Haiku rhythms; after accumulated lots of bits of paper and scribbled notes, she decided to compile them into a book.

About the Booknothing is wrong i should bandage my feetfrom the repetitionof tip-toe walkingnever on eggshellsalways razorbladesif i made myself small enoughmaybe i would be too lightto obtain injurybut instead i drip drip drip blood across the floor mop it up with my feelings