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Poseidon's Lair is a culmination of the authorsfascination with the Bermuda Triangle, the Sea, Caves, and"the Story".With the background help of Charles Berli~, otherswho expert~ncedBermuda Triangle tragedies, the latestinformation on travel in the Bahamas, snorkeling, plus thefamiliar and imaginative of the author, Poseidon's Lairwas born.It is very fast pace, active, wholesome, enjoyable, laughter filled read with a little to ponder added. T...

Gypsies At The Carnival Gypsies At The Carnival struggled for a long while to come into existence. It began with the germ of a re-told incident in the author's hometown. Approaching a strange digging from many perspectives and numerous plot possibilities, it finally came together in the life of a thirteen year old. Margarite emerges from her safe, comfortable proper, nurturing ginger-bread house of 1912 to find herself a Gypsy captive. The dis...

There are those of us like myself who are impatient, who cannot wait to find out what happens. We skim, we skip with the long three hundred plus novel pages. We can't stay up all night! For us the Short Story is ideal. It tells us all immediately--the novel in capsule! We can read it anywhere, anytime in just a few minutes. From Windows, City Streets contains ten short stories right from the heart of life. Much is packed into a few pages. Thes...

Today the majority concur that general non-fiction is best served up in the narrative, story, form. Movies is such. Movies is unique in that everything in the book centers around, "The Story", priority. The author celebrates, commemorates, lauds the Movie Kingdom of Hollywood, especially the Hollywood at the end of the thirties and into the fifties. Moves have impacted human kind more than any other technological breakthrough. They have held a...

Moments is an old-fashioned reader. you will find Poetry, Essays, Short Stories and a Novelette beneath this cover. If you enjoy wondering in varied Literary Genre, Moments, will surely suit. Yes, its designed more for the thoughtful, those who appreciate the intellectual argument, the expansive reader. A book to pick-up now and then when the mood hits. One you could read bits of for years. It most particularly appeals to those who re-read wha...