5 Ergebnisse.

This book is a combination of a novel and a play. The Hole In The Heart is a story about survival. Sam and his son Yitzchak were victims of the Nazi plague. They were separated from each other when Yitzchak was a child. After years of confusion they were reunited. Emptiness had taken over the space where love and hope had once lived in their hearts. Yes, they were alive, but was living worth the effort? WAS BEING ALIVE WORTH THE EFFORT? W...

Asher, part-Jewish and part-Cherokee, was born in Tennessee to parents who wanted him to settle down and marry a nice Jewish girl. Asher had other ideas. He wanted to be free. He thumbed to Florida, where he earned his living doing odd jobs. It was on the beach in Florida that he discovered his talent for painting. He decided to move to Europe and ended up in Germany, where he met his future wife. They were both targeted by Neo-Nazis, who defa...

Reality. The sun has lit reality for over four billion years. In that space of time, the chimpanzee evolved a thumb that enabled the claw to hold weapons in a new way. Large sticks and heavy stones have evolved to jet fighter planes and nuclear bombs. We are evolving a million years an hour, but we aren't going anywhere. Words that were thrown off the Tower of Babel have become meaningless. We're starving. We get fat, but we continue to starve...

THE BLACK MOON is a novel about the fear of magic, the simple everyday magic of being. Is it our obsession for violence that blocks the poetry of our need for love? Why can't we simply inhale our existence and celebrate the gift of light into which we are born? Sam and Fanny struggle through a relationship which is scarred by their separate, fractured pasts. Fanny never knew her mother, and Sam's early life was almost ended by a racist Ku Klux...

The Famous Pianist Who Went To Heaven is about one of the most annoying gifts given to the human race, the gift of Choice. The story goes that Cain was about to murder his brother when God appeared and informed Cain that he was free to do anything he wanted, but that he had to live the rest of his life with the consequences of his choice. Cain could hate or he could love. His choice. Two fish were swimming in the sea. One fish turned to the ot...