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Do you know that Your Thoughts Determine Your Life? This gardener's journal book is my story......a collection of my "Golden Nuggets" . It describes my Journey from the Darkness of depression, anxiety, drug dependency, chronic pain and everyday stresses into the Moments of Light. You'll read my opinion of what the Darkness feels like and why it happens. I also describe the many inspirational quotes, thoughts, coping skills, verses and prayers, and the techniques of visualization, imagery, to help you return to a Life Full Of Light. May the Beauty of Nature within these pages fill you with heart bursting Joy, Peace ...

"Jungle Mysteries" is an alternative postcard history of the gonzo adventureland that is Florida, and presents little-known facts and features of the Sunshine State left unaddressed by more conventional, boring pop culture picture books. Many scenes are ones featured in other books of The Whisanant Mythos, of which this is volume twenty-five.

"Just the Good Parts" presents tales of love, lust, loss and hypergamy in a sordid collection of stories that only the White Devil Press would dare publish. Also, another novella-length examination of adult theme park Florida, in which Doyce Whisanant recounts his "Lost Days in the Adventure Club." Volume 29 of The Whisanant Mythos, and as usual, not one for the squeamish.

This collection of eight stories includes The Cool Gang trilogy, four animal stories, and a tale of an eccentric old lady with a penchant for tea. Many of these stories were written while the author was still in her teens.

Matthew and Max walk into school armed with arsenal to take out whoever is in their path. Another mass shooting has occurred in America but this time around, you will hear detailed accounts from survivors, police officers, EMS workers, doctors, surgeons and others from the ill-fated afternoon where their lives were forever changed. This will be a story that tells it from various perspectives and not just what the news reports to you. It’s a book that will open your eyes to not only the gun control issues we face in America but the safety of our kids and the adults who are responsible for our kids.

We have a problem! As children of God, as heirs of God and joint heirs of Jesus Christ, the Bible says we are in this world, but not of this world. Why is it, then, that there appears to be little to no difference between the believer and the world? Why do the same issues that harass and harangue the world also manage to overcome and defeat God’s people? Why does the world no longer look to the Church for direction or guidance? Why doesn’t the world respect and reverence the Church? If we were to be honest with ourselves, we would admit that the Church, the Body of Christ, has lost respect and honor for itself. Sadly, the Church, the Body of Christ, has been infected with a deadly diseas ...

I originally published this book in April 2015. Now, in this print edition you get all the great content from before plus a new forward, updated prices, etc, from 2021. I've went on dozens of trips from 2010 to 2015 – California, Georgia, Vermont and even Kaua'i island. If I had a hundred dollars for each time someone asked me, “How can you afford to travel all the time?” . . . then the title of my book would be different. In 2012 I lived on $5,000. In 2014 I lived on $7,000. When I say “lived on,” I mean everything. That's even before taking the taxes out! Despite my income, my wardrobe and diet is organic. Needless to say, these little details have surprised people I know, es ...

This series of interconnected stories & comics paints a vernacular history of the step-mule species, specifically the adventures and encounters of Loquat, who comes to North America in order to expand his horizons. Enchanted reading for youth of all ages, Loquat's simple wisdom contains something for us all. Volume Seven of The Whisanant Mythos.

“Not only had he walked away and been absent all these years already, but the one time I reached out to him, begging to be loved, begging to be wanted, begging to feel worthy, he said no. This wasn’t an "I’m-busy-this-weekend" no, this was a "you-are-not-worthy-of-my-time" no. …… He never contacted me after that. He never attempted to make it right. If I misunderstood, he never attempted to help me to understand. He was the adult. He made that choice. He had control. I was just his little broken girl, who would go through the next twenty years trying to figure out why he didn’t love me.”