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Death's grasp is like steel. Dol and Min reach the lands in the east, where giants wage war on humanity. Iron-limbed engines of war march on both sides of this war. On their mission to save the gods, the two heroes rediscover their love for each other. Yet, the rapacious god of death seeks his destiny to marry the savior of the gods. Min can only put off the god's advances for so long. As the rest of the pantheon gathers to be healed, the forc...

TOXIC BLOODLINES: Thicker than water After three small meteorites pass over the quiet town of 'Seventh Heaven' and crash into an abandoned neighboring town with a hunting past on the other side of the lake, our little slice of heaven becomes a home of something evil. Violent deaths - Disappearances - Cover-ups and Cold cases that span generations shake this town to its core. All of these events seem to be unconnected until Kimberly Shos...

The history of Atomic and Nuclear Physics exposed through the scientists' own words and publications.

Men are struggling to be able to contribute in positive ways to lasting relationships. The experience of women all over the world is that Men are now slumping into a state where they can only be described as Poorly Performing. The suffering of women and their children is immense. This book describes how the situation has emerged, and describes a way out of this suffering. To find a harmonious and nourishing environment for all.

What is Trans Kung Fu? Kung Fu (¿¿) is made of two characters. Kung (¿), meaning effort or endeavor and Fu (¿), meaning time spent. Combined, this means the study and practice of something that requires effort and patience. When thinking about a gender transition, I cannot think of a better practice and framework to cultivate power and unlock one's highest potential through the process. This is a comprehensive guide for thriving in your tran...

Our God continues to speak! "Go now and tell My people how much I love them, how much I care for them, each little thing they do, each little sigh they sigh, each little prayer they pray. I AM THEIRS FOR THE ASKING. I AM THEIR OWN PERSONAL GOD, THEIR MOST INTIMATE FRIEND. I AM FOR EACH OF THEM. TELL THEM." - May 17, 1997, Our Lord to Mary Kuhn The messages continue in this loving embrace of our Lord to His People, as written by the scribe, ...

This book is a very enjoyable read, inspiring, comforting, healing, and thoughtful. Its' five chapters focus on the topics of Faith, Grief, Love, Desperate Times, and "I'm Just Saying". Desperate Times and "I'm Just Saying" are the chapters that really speak to me. These chapters poetically address issues that are timely, relevant, and thought-provoking. This book is Comfort Food for the brain, tasty, nourishing, and satisfying. Curl up in you...

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You may laugh at the thought of time travel. Juliet Knight did before she accepted a position with the Air Force, taking her to Area 51. There she is thrown into the top secret under ground military base where she discovers anything is possible, especially time travel. When her team's objective is changed before her first solo mission back in time, Juliet is forced to enter uncharted territory and risk losing everything if she accidently chang...

Finally returning to a monthly schedule, Phenomenal Stories is a little different, but still has the goal of presenting the best in speculative fiction, poetry, non-fiction and art that we can. Our most recent issue earlier this year finished all of the then-hanging serials and served as an in memoriam issue dedicated to artist Carole A. Tomlinson, who died Sept. 12, 2020. She also was the wife of the executive editor. In this issue, we begin ...

Duke Mound, Brighton's Palace Pier, the Marina, Brighton Sauna, Black Rock place, Portslade Basin Road Local Wildlife site and its naturist beach, Brighton Pavilion, the Pride parade, your home during the lockdown and sometimes your body... all these are heterotopias - places that are outside the norm, that are strange or in other words queer. In fact, Brighton, as a holiday seaside town where non-normative and even transgressive behaviour is ...

There exists a secret group--a team-of like-minded individuals who agree in principle to certain ideas. This is just one story of The Equalizers, how Indiana Jones comes to be a member, and of a daring mission to infiltrate the Nazis and see how the Cobra organization is involved in stirring up tension in Europe. The Equalizers must even the odds, fighting evil when their own governments are powerless to help, or are looking the other way! Th...

Threatening the powerful is like setting the countdown clock on a bomb. I was left to rot in the human world when Lucifer's ruling body brought me back to Hell. This was supposed to be a new lease on life. A second chance. Home. Where harpies harass pedestrians out of spite. Where magic rules. Where demons can't die. Second chance? More like fat chance. This is where I can lead rebel cells against Hell's deceitful rulers. Petty politician...

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USA Today Bestselling Author Kathryn R. Biel returns for the third installment of the Center Stage Love Story Series with this emotional and engaging story of the quest to be the best. Leslie: Do your best. Be the best. Whatever it takes. It sounds like a line from some superhero movie, not a family motto. Except it is the Moose family creed. We even have it on T-shirts. Snazzy apparel aside, it means I've grown up with a lot of pr...

Sinclair Lewis (1885-1951), was born in Sauk Centre, Minne-sota, and graduated from Yale in 1907, in 1930 he became the first American recipient of the Nobel Prize in Literature. Main Street (1920) was his first critical and commercial success. Lewis's other noted books include Babbitt (1922), Arrowsmith (1925), Elmer Gantry (1927), Dodsworth (1929), and It Can't Happen Here (1935).

To lose your shield is to fail to protect all you hold dear, your home, your family, your brothers in arms, whether it be figurative or literal, is a loss that will surely haunt your very soul, perhaps even into the next lifetime, or so far as to many lifetimes to come. A young man now living in the heart of New York struggles through life, every moment consumed and controlled by a seemingly unexplained fear that has only grown more crippling ...

From previous books we recognize Roscoe Forthright as the Prankster, like Coyote in Navajo myth, like the Welsh, Gwydion. Our Roscoe boinks beautiful young women, spouting philosophy as he spurts, quoting the Upanishads, the Tao and the Bhagavad Gita. We can hardly take him seriously. In this small book we notice a seriousness, an attempt to communicate the most difficult idea: Our human capacity for self-deception. Our general inability to ac...