Genre: Poetry, Fiction, Crime A dying man craves the time he has lost. Written as a long rhyming poem, Say Not “What If” recounts his journey and the consequences of the choices he makes in a desperate desire to stay alive. Exceptionally easy to read and understand, many readers have praised the power and thought provoking nature of this unique story. What would you do for more time? “This was a lyrical masterpiece! Very deep with an important life lesson woven in. Excellent from start to … [Read more...]
Moments in Spirit by Eileen Troemel
Poetry is personal and intimate. These poems are meant to capture a moment of spiritual connection. This second book of poems is all about faith in the divine and spiritual expansion. In some way each of these poems has enriched and enhanced my belief system Targeted Age Group:: any What Inspired You to Write Your Book? The poems were inspired by a variety of events. As I discovered a new path for my spiritual beliefs, many of the poems were created as I walked this new road. … [Read more...]
Moments in Nature by Eileen Troemel
Nature inspires, frightens, and amazes on a daily basis. The poems in this collection all have something to do with nature – being in it, watching it, the passing of seasons. Whether it is a beautiful winter day (or any of the other seasons) or a patch of wilderness amongst the perfectly tended civilized yards, these poems express the affect that moment in nature had on me. Targeted Age Group:: adult What Inspired You to Write Your Book? These poems were gathered after years of writing. … [Read more...]
Moments in Life by Eileen Troemel
Moments in Life is about life which is sometimes hard, humorous, loving, difficult, and a wide range of other emotions. Life is about the connections we make with friends, family, and even furry critters. The poems in this volume address some of the things faced in life. These can be pretty, loving, funny or they can be gritty and hard, painful and difficult. Sometimes we have to scream at the injustices in the world and our life. Sometimes we have to embrace what is, accept where we are, … [Read more...]
Adorable Scoundrels by Howard Eisenberg
Adorable Scoundrels by Howard Eisenberg is a fun collection of short verses about bringing up toddlers or children. There are 43 poems, each accompanied by bright and colorful illustrations. Parents and grandparents everywhere will recognize and empathize with the humorous take on life with youngsters that these poems convey. Mealtimes, outings, staying in, sleep, shopping – little ones have their own agenda and life is never quite the same again. Targeted Age Group:: 5-99 What Inspired … [Read more...]
“Those we spent on a dolphin…” by Vali Tsironi
My latest book “Those, which was spent on a dolphin” LULU-USA PUBLICATIONS of BOOKS, is a poetry book with 72 pages. It speaks about love, a surrealistic love, a love from my point of view and feelings. It speaks about all that things that you want to talk with a laud way and you never have the opportunity to say! About all that “not enough” of the soul that screams inside the heart and the mind. The verses in that book of mine, tell us the story of unspoken! As for the rest you have to … [Read more...]
UNANSWERED by KUNAL NARAYAN UNIYAL
Unanswered, I know it is quite an unusual kind of title for a book of poems barring a few articles. Before I say anything more about my book, I would like to say something about myself and my thought process. Born and brought up in Dehradun, I have always shared a close affinity with nature. I used to love, I still do, watching nature and ponder how it can be loving and cruel at the same time. I grew up with my thoughts and took to sailing, a job were I fit in perfectly. My roving mind now had … [Read more...]
A Life With You by Roy Miller
A Life With You details the small moments of life as lived with a partner. Running out of gas, going for a walk around the neighborhood or water fights in the kitchen, the little things are the glue that keep us together over the years and this collection of vignettes aims to rekindle some memories. Read it with a partner and discuss it together if you can, or use your imagination to paint the image of your perfect match. A Life With You is a reminder that our lives aren’t measured in … [Read more...]
Bargain eBook: The Safety Of Objects by Carrie Lowrance
A book of poetry about objects, some personified. Links to download bargian book - Always double check the price before you download - sometimes there are price glitches or unexpected price changes. Download Book at Smashwords Download Book at Nook/Barnes and Noble Download Book at Kobo Download Book at iTunes/iBooks About the Author Carrie Lowrance is an Eastern transplant to the Midwest, living in Illinois for 18 years. She has always dreamed of writing and being published since … [Read more...]
Bargain eBook: Lithium Dreams And Melancholy Sunrise by Carrie Lowrance
A book of poems about heartache and unrequited love as well as cheating and disillusionment. Links to download bargain book - Always double check the price before you download - sometimes there are price glitches or unexpected price changes. Download Book at Smashwords Download Book at Nook/Barnes and Noble Download Book at Kobo Download Book at iTunes/iBooks About the Author Carrie Lowrance is an Eastern transplant to the Midwest, living in Illinois for 18 years. She has always … [Read more...]
Negative-Positive and We by Sadashivan Nair
Heaven and hell are situated in the inner realm of our consciousness. Many a times I observed people commit sin but repent overtime when their conscious refuses to justify. This is called realization, transforms person all together from what he was. Esoteric meaning of Heaven and Hell is realization of virtue and sin. Consciousness is silent feature of our identity that builds our personality. Negative and positive both are integral parts of us. Both influence our personality through environment … [Read more...]
Narcissus the Sorcerer by Ralph Monday
This is a book about narcissism. Perhaps I am in error, but it seems to me that narcissism has become a staple of postmodern culture. World War II is a dividing point in American history. The Greatest Generation was about service to others, sacrifice, honor, integrity, loyalty, commitment. That generation experienced the Great Depression and saved the Western world from the horrors of fascism. They left their native shores confident in the tenets of modernity and returned to see the world, in … [Read more...]
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