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With a decaying corpse washing up on a secluded beach, and a woman from the Renaissance era flinging an infant off the cliff above it, the heroes know they are in for a death-defying journey that will embrace the very source of death itself.The origin of human darkness in their world is actually an entirely other world, replete with soulless duplicates of themselves, ready to conquer and enslave everything they previously fought for and loved.Such is the life they would bring upon this world, that the legendary team must confront the true stakes of their ongoing conflict.With Smiley and Seraphim now squarely on their side, and a naïve but gutsy police captain, whose induction into the cabal's deepest secrets opens the heroes to a wider reality, multiple soul-searching sacrifices are in store, including no less than the ultimate murder.Says the book's publisher: "The second Kristen comes into her own in the next transfixing installment of the Kristen-Seraphim Saga, but this at a higher price than any of her comrades would have guessed. As deeply troubled as the heroes of this radical de-mythology of myth find themselves, readers will both mourn and rejoice with them at every turn of the existential table round which the entirety of the human future is to be decided."Life Worthy of Life is book 5 of an 11-volume epic.Author Bio - G.V. Loewen is the author of over 40 books in ethics, aesthetics education, and other areas, including metaphysical adventure fiction. The author is originally from Victoria, British Columbia, and some of the book is based there. A professor for 25 years, the author retired in 2018.

Are 'Natural Disasters' natural?Are Disease Epidemics and Pandemics like MERS, SARS, and COVID-19, cyclical events that Human Beings just have to accept?Who's the best Political Forecaster in Human History?Can we know what the future holds for us as nations and peoples?Read the answers to these and other poignant questions in FORETOLD: The COVID-19 EFFECT.No one would deny that a major part of the COVID-19 EFFECT has been to bring an eerie silence over the earth, throughout much of 2020! Empty streets, business offices, churches, schools, stadiums and parks - with billions of people 'sheltering in place' - have dramatically lowered the decibel level generated by Human Beings throughout the world.Another part of the COVID-19 EFFECT has been to greatly curb people's activity levels, resulting in an unparalleled 'resting state' in cities, and countries everywhere. In retrospect, the year 2020 may be dubbed, 'The year the earth stood still'!What most people are not aware of, is that this COVID-19 EFFECT was FORETOLD in advance over 2500 years ago - and is the first of 8 major events to come! It was all revealed by the most accurate Political Forecaster in the History of Mankind. Read FORETOLD and find out what's coming after:THE COVID-19 EFFECT!About the Author:Tony Bosserman has been married to Pam Petty for forty-one years and together they have six children and seven Grandchildren. The whole family lives in the Sacramento, California, area.Tony was the nightly news anchor for Salem radio in Sacramento, California, from 2011-2017-covering the news from the Biblical perspective.Tony is currently the host of ORIGINAL CHRISTIANITY, which airs on kfia.com at 10:00 a.m. Pacific time, on Saturdays.Tony is also the author of two children's books, Loveabull: Stories and Adventures and Zeke: The Flight of the Fiery Chariot (available at originalchristianityreview.com)

Cornucopia offers an exciting literary adventure that will captivate readers with its vivid poetic use of language. The novel poses an unusual example because of its flowing cinematic narrative style, which depicts seeing, experiencing, and feeling. Rather than simply "telling," it "shows." Instead of one story and one plot, there are numerous small stories that twist and turn in unforgettable ways. Written in the first person through the eyes of a mixed-race boy growing from childhood to adolescence in the British colony of Guiana, the book shows how a writer emerges, molded by observation, contemplation, and intellectual curiosity, via his obsessive reading, cinematic appreciation, musical attention, interest in history, and use of memory.What distinguishes this novel of surprises from familiar literature of the Americas is its deep understanding and precise characterizations of the actions that resulted in the European colonization of Guyana. It deftly avoids any specific slant to historical facts or interpretation, which can become clichés and stereotypes about the colonial ventures and lifestyles of colonizer and colonized. With sharply detailed honesty and wit, author Terence Roberts uses his own diverse and adventurous family history to explore the obscure roots and identity of his and other people of mixed race, an urgent topic today.The richly woven cosmopolitan history of Guyana, from its Dutch and French colonial beginning before it became British Guiana to its 1966 independence, is evoked via the narrator's upbringing and adult education in the capital of Georgetown. This highly cultured 20th-century hot spot of literary and public cinematic culture has references extending the content of Cornucopia to explorations of pleasure.Cornucopia marks a surprising step forward in modern literary tradition, steeped in the legacy of Marcel Proust, Claude Simon, and Marguerite Duras. It is to such forebears that the writer's literary influences belong, resulting in his progressive first novel.About the Author: Born in British Guiana in the mid-20th century, Terence Roberts comes from a Guyanese family of ancient adventurers comprised of five different cultures and nationalities.He first emerged at the end of the 1960s as a teenage poet and prose writer, winning the Guyana Arts Council 1st Prize for fiction in 1968. Brought by his parents to live in Toronto in 1969, he remained in touch with Guyana, becoming the commuting lead columnist on cinema for the weekend national newspaper, the Guyana Chronicle.In the 1970s, he emerged as a contemporary painter, winning Canada Council Grants and receiving diplomatic sponsorship for his foreign exhibitions. The author, poet, and painter has lived in Montreal, New York, Caracas, Mexico City, Madrid, Rome, Turin, Milan, Monaco, and Nice.

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