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Humans always assumed that they were masters of the Earth, overseers of Nature, and that they could take from the planet and their fellow creatures everything they always wanted. There was no one to tell them that they couldn't. Up until now. Homo sapiens' custodianship of the planet and of all its myriad life forms has proved that not only are they not as sapiens as they deem themselves to be, but they are in dire need of a superior and more ...

Humans always assumed that they were masters of the Earth, overseers of Nature, and that they could take from the planet and their fellow creatures everything they always wanted. There was no one to tell them that they couldn't. Up until now. Homo sapiens' custodianship of the planet and of all its myriad life forms has proved that not only are they not as sapiens as they deem themselves to be, but they are in dire need of a superior and more ...

A gay man discovers that a new consciousness has abruptly entered his mind. The intruder is straight and asks politely for help in finding his body. Along the way, host and squatter explore the meaning of friendship and the power of empathy.

A man suddenly discovers that he has been possessed, but not by any demon. There's another person now sharing his mind, but the mental squatter is quiet and polite and, in a German accent, asks his host nicely to help him locate his missing body. Together they go on a voyage of discovery: outwardly, to look for the intruder's physical presence, inwardly, to explore the meaning of friendship and the power of empathy. The only similarity attachi...

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The Exploits of Zénobe Bosquet, a Virtuous Young Atheist, & of Monsieur Wagnière, His Fellow Librarian: an historical novel by Roy Luna, professor of French Language and Literature at the Key Largo Campus of the Florida Keys International College, with historical notes provided by Dr. Theophilus Ralph, professor of History at the University of Münster, Thunder-den-Drang Campus, Westphalia, Germany. This is the second volume of the trilogy, A R...

Fiction demands verisimilitude, reality forces no such exigencies." So states the author of this curious amalgam of history and imagination that asks you to believe that a nineteen-year-old peasant from Savoy can travel to Paris in 1778 and become not just the boy toy of madame de Polignac, Marie Antoinette's favorite lady-in-waiting, but also secretary of Voltaire, the 18th Century's most celebrated philosopher. That the bumpkin irrupts into ...

Fiction demands verisimilitude, reality forces no such exigencies." So states the author of this curious amalgam of history and imagination that asks you to believe that a nineteen-year-old peasant from Savoy can travel to Paris in 1778 and become not just the boy toy of madame de Polignac, Marie Antoinette's favorite lady-in-waiting, but also secretary of Voltaire, the 18th Century's most celebrated philosopher. That the bumpkin irrupts into ...