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That's What She Said is a collection of cautionary tales intended to alert the reader to the possibility of whether they or someone they know may be involved in an abusive relationship.

A young man who has just taken the oath of allegiance as anAmerican citizen takes a trip back to Africa, in his homeland Kenya, and this trip ends up giving his life a mission. With the advantage of being an insider (having been born and grown up in Nairobi) and outsider (having resided in the United States of America for more than ten years), the author takes the reader on an experiential appreciation of corruption and its faces in his immediate environment. It is a reflective account of how the writer travels the corridors of time into his childhood and back to adulthood, to appreciate how things have so changed; only to remain the same; in some instances, completely the same. Through ...

Being more than one edition of a Mook journal publication; left a lasting impression on Chicago. This clear no excuse trying to get a pirated copy of the publication. Seeing trim options for the price of the CreateSpace.com edition. Publisher preferred the historic trim size it was originally introduced. So those of you who are offering to try and pirate a publication. Noted as it's the most personal; no excuses. Why can't one just let the masses by legit print copies from the author? This carries a host of talented authors including Steven Morgan [🎥: Haza] Matthew S. Carroll [3toread.co] David Wright (Codename Vengeance,) and Alex Rivera (The Aeon Eye.) Those who ask about my role in t ...

And the party went on, the backlight illuminated the room; a purple light cast over their pretty school-girl faces. They giggled in the moonlight shining through the fire-escape window, as the car lights passing by danced on the wall, as if a strobe light pulsed, to the rhythm of the night. What a sight to behold, and they’re ripe for the picking. The night thought silently, as it rubbed its metaphorical hands together mischievously; a shit-eating grin far and wide. The wind scattered and blew a picturesque skyline, of a city-scape erected in the middle of Eden, cop sirens ring the town's bell and summon the hungry night, as they desperately try to meet their quota, collecting ...

It is the year 2031 and mankind in the last decade has suffered much turmoil, pain, and anguish. Diseases are running rampart throughout the world. Countries closed their borders forever and took care of only their citizens. Starvation was once again seen on the African continent and throughout Asia. The six strongest nations of the world divided it into six regions. The land they seized became a part of their nation. Over a billion souls perished because of fear and greed. The world needed someone to blame for everything that was occurring on Earth. The ruling government of the six nations, The World Court searched for the perfect person to prosecute in a trial. A small t ...

A short autobiography/memoir summarizing and highlighting the most interesting life events of Mexican born Maria, “Marla” Luisa Elorza del Villar Suarez in 1938. Now known as Marla Oliphant, she moved from Mexico as a young girl and has lived in the United States ever since, and is now in her 80’s. But this is not your typical immigrant story. Not many realize how interesting her heritage, her struggles and her joys she would endure to get to this point. So many struggles, and so much joy, and oh so talented. A proud Mexican, and a proud American. A short-story to truly warm your heart, no matter who you are or where you come from. Excerpt; “My young life in Mexico was not withou ...

Under the Stars Part 2 is the first in a series of 2 books, making it also the first book by the overlord Lamden.

This is the paperback version for readers who want something to hold, something personal they can carry and write notes in. It includes some of the information from the websites mentioned in the book to make it easier on the reader. The book takes a backward look at where the influence of poetry began in government and into today. It reveals some of what governmental leaders such as J.F.K said of authors and poetry and their necessary input. From the book, the reader can see the spiritual, the normal and the governmental influence of poetry. It may call the poet back to meaningful writing, more than an emotional experience into truth.

A heartwarming memoir by Dorthea Reeves Perrin, a 98-year-old first time author, recounting her childhood days growing up in South Mississippi. This is a charming glimpse into the life of a precocious young girl, as she remembers family and friends almost a century later.