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During his 1920s heyday, Arnold Bennett was one of Britain‿s most celebrated writers. As the author of The Old Wives‿ Tale and Clayhanger he was a household name, writing just as much for the common man as London‿s literati. His face was plastered over theatre hoardings and the sides of West End omnibuses. His life represents the ultimate rags-to-riches story of a man who ‿banged on the door of Fortune like a weekly debt collector‿ as one of h...

There is a voice in the wildness of your soul. Do you know it? Have you heard it? It cries out like a banshee to awaken you in the dark solitude of a seemingly endless night. It cries out for belonging and meaning. It passionately petitions the darkest corners of your soul to allow the light of love to shine there again and guide you home. It is with this voice that I have written this book of poems. Therefore, it is with this voice I invite y...

There is a voice in the wildness of your soul. Do you know it? Have you heard it? It cries out like a banshee to awaken you in the dark solitude of a seemingly endless night. It cries out for belonging and meaning. It passionately petitions the darkest corners of your soul to allow the light of love to shine there again and guide you home. It is with this voice that I have written this book of poems. Therefore, it is with this voice I invite y...

First in a series, The Ledberg Runestone is a thrilling urban fantasy following Jonah, a hard-living shaman for hire who can make his debt disappear if he can find a legendary stone for a mystery woman loaded with cash. The problem? Jonah's not the only one on a hunt for this dangerous runestone.

After forty-three years in the sacred space of caring for patients, Dr. Donovan shares his observations and thoughts about illness and healing. He believes illness serves us by acting as life's transformative process. As such, the journey through our illness may be precisely the very experiential journey we need to realize our healing and ourselves more fully. After all, we don't "get" cancer. Cancer, like any illness, is a process. We "are" t...

After forty-three years in the sacred space of caring for patients, Dr. Donovan shares his observations and thoughts about illness and healing. He believes illness serves us by acting as life's transformative process. As such, the journey through our illness may be precisely the very experiential journey we need to realize our healing and ourselves more fully. After all, we don't "get" cancer. Cancer, like any illness, is a process. We "are" t...

This research paper focuses on oil and its importance to operations in the Pacific during World War II. It specifically concentrates on the period before Japanese-U.S. hostilities, through the strike on Pearl Harbor, and concludes with operations in the Solomon Islands. A secure and reliable source of oil was one of the primary reasons that Japan chose to go to war with the United States that fateful Sunday in December 1941. The Japanese under...

The final volumes of a project begun in 1921 by the Board of Celtic Studies of the University of Wales to produce the first standard historical Welsh dictionary, these dictionaries present in alphabetical order the vocabulary of the Welsh language from the remnants of Old Welsh, through the abundant literature of the Medieval and Modern periods, to the explosion of vocabulary arising from the ever-increasing use of the language in all fields o...