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After discovery and conquest of the New World, this epic properly begins in the year 1640 with the Spanish treasure Galleon, Libertad, captained by a Basque naval officer named Jacob Belasko. The passenger list on this fated voyage is a San Franciscan Friar, a demon-possessed South American Shaman, and fifteen North American Indians of unusual ancestry. Two maritime disasters conspire to bring these diverse individuals together after a shipwre...

Author L. A. Espriux presents to the reader this latest collection of short stories titled Mask of Her Reflection in Venus. These intriguing tales expressed from the point of view of 10 female protagonists, challenges superficial concept of what it means to be born female in a world primarily dominated by historical male agenda. This collection does not voice commercialized doctrine that to be stronger than one's enemy, then one must become as...

This book describes experiences growing up in the 1950s rural south. Through personal conflict and ambiguous identity, it is the life of one forced at an early age into an incompatible role that leads to joining the United States Marine Corps, later returning from the jungles of Vietnam promoted to Sergeant and a decorated man of war. I remember as a child being told, "Little boys are made of snips, snails, and puppy dog tails." Through cha...

Liberty Epic of Shadows interweaves shades of the past, present, and future into a dynamic tapestry designed on global scale. Beginning with the discovery of Hispaniola by Christopher Columbus, the New World continent of North and South America become targets of systematic pillage and colonization. Less than a century later the Spanish Conquistador, Hernán Cortés arrives on the steps of the rich Aztec Empire. This conquest unleashes chained Ma...

This book describes experiences growing up in the 1950s rural south. Through personal conflict and ambiguous identity, it is the life of one forced at an early age into an incompatible role that leads to joining the United States Marine Corps, later returning from the jungles of Vietnam promoted to Sergeant and a decorated man of war. I remember as a child being told, "Little boys are made of snips, snails, and puppy dog tails." Through cha...

Poetry has always been in my being from earliest memory. Even as a young child, I sought the highest branches to sway with the wind suspended between the immense potential of a star filled heaven and the banal motion of finite earth below. Even then my soul would sing in an unknown language, glorifying the majestic presence connected in every living thing. The first time a written poem inspires this part of me are rhymes read to me by my deare...

This book describes growing up in the 1950s rural South. Through personal conflict and ambiguous identity, it is the life of one forced into an incompatible role that leads into joining the United States Marine Corps and becoming a Sergeant trained as a man of war. I remember as a child being told that "little boys are made of snips, snails and puppy dog tails". Because of these early conflicts, I now share greater revelation. Not as we are ma...

Liberty Epic of Shadows interweaves shades of the past, present, and future into a dynamic tapestry designed on global scale that spans centuries through a trail of human history beginning with the discovery of a New World. What is the connection between the rebirth of the Holy Roman Empire during the dynastic reign of the Spanish Hapsburgs and a small cotton mill town in twentieth century post industrial south? What is the lost meaning of Xea...

Liberty Epic of Shadows interweaves shades of the past, present, and future into a dynamic tapestry designed on global scale that spans centuries through a trail of human history beginning with the discovery of a New World. What is the connection between the rebirth of the Holy Roman Empire during the dynastic reign of the Spanish Hapsburgs and a small cotton mill town in twentieth century post industrial south? What is the lost meaning of Xea...

Poetry has always been in my being from my earliest memory. Even as a young child, I would climb into the highest branches and sway with the wind, suspended between the immense potential of a star-filled heaven and the banal motion of a finite earth below. Even then, my soul would sing in an unknown language, glorifying the majestic presence connected in every living thing. The first time a written poem inspired that part of me was a rhyme tit...

The greater challenge of this book has been sorting through a conspiracy of biased data interpretation more than verification of the actual data. It is as though the institutional foundation of academia has rigidly defined parameters of historically acceptable facts, ignoring any evidence that does not fit within the target of measured agreement. Not only are these several conclusions contrary to my personal experience, but they border on abs...