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...] about Negative-Positive and We by Sadashivan Nair
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...] about Narcissus the Sorcerer by Ralph Monday
Empty Houses and American Renditions by Ralph Monday
This is a book about universal human experience that is divided into two parts. Part I, Empty Houses, concerns the theme of loss, the ephemeral experience of life where we all feel something is always missing, something that can sometimes be defined and sometimes not. The loss may be that of loved family members or friends, a spouse or lover, or a loss of place and time. It seems that we all, from the moment of birth, move through an archetypal mythic space that defines us from our inception. … [Read more...] about Empty Houses and American Renditions by Ralph Monday
Cards & Toasts for Father’s Day: Express Yourself in Rhyme by Marcia Goldlist
Cards & Toasts for Father's Day: Express Yourself in Rhyme contains 85 poems to be used as is, or mixed and matched, to make fathers feel loved, valued, and appreciated on Father's Day. The truth is that the sentiments can be used throughout the year as well. This book allows anyone to be able to get across how they feel to their dad in a greeting card, letter, email, tweet, or as a toast. Targeted Age Group:: teen to adult What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I was inspired to write … [Read more...] about Cards & Toasts for Father’s Day: Express Yourself in Rhyme by Marcia Goldlist
Ghosts Can Bleed by Tracie McBride
Alien landscapes and mythic societies. Creatures of the night and terrifying monsters of the human psyche. Be warned: Ghosts Can Bleed... but it's not just the blood you should be worried about. By turns terrifying, darkly comic, surreal and stomach-churning, these forty-one stories and poems from award-winning author Tracie McBride open the veins of the world to show humanity in a different - and much darker - light. Targeted Age Group:: Adult What Inspired You to Write Your Book? This … [Read more...] about Ghosts Can Bleed by Tracie McBride
Interview with Author – sadashivan nair
About sadashivan nair: Each day is new day because new day has new lessons to teach" And "There is no better teacher than 'yesterday'. My philosophy is to learn from lessons what failure teaches me. So I am never scared of "Failure". "You will not understand the value of success without experiencing failure". All these days a major point I learned is: "Sun burns self to give us light, nevertheless, it is strong. Signifies, sacrifice doesn't weaken but makes us strong". "Strong does not mean … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – sadashivan nair
Interview with Author – Mel Goldberg
About Mel Goldberg: After earning an advanced degree in literature, I taught literature and writing in California, Illinois, Arizona. I was fortunate to be selected as a Fulbright Exchange Teacher to teach for one year at Stanground College in Cambridgeshire, England. I studied Irish poetry at Cambridge in evenings and weekends. I quite my teaching position and moved to Sedona, Arizona, for its unlit streets, brilliant night skies, and high desert living and to complete writing my first novel. … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Mel Goldberg
Interview with Author – Ralph Monday
About Ralph Monday: Ralph Monday is an Associate Professor of English at Roane State Community College in Harriman, TN., where he teaches composition, literature, and creative writing courses. He has had hundreds of poems published in over 50 journals including Agenda, The New Plains Review, New Liberties Review, Fiction Week Literary Review and many others. His poetry has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize and Houghton Mifflin’s “Best of” Anthologies, as well as other awards. A book, Empty … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Ralph Monday
Interview with Author – John Archievald Gotera
About John Archievald Gotera: My name is John Archievald Gotera. I am a Filipino-American who was born and raised in San Francisco, CA. I currently reside in Washington D.C. I'm a spiritual person who enjoys hiking, meditating, cooking, weightlifting, gardening, healthy-eating, and yoga. I'm always adventurous in a sense of discovering new hobbies & interests. What inspires you to write? Prior to winter 2006, I had little interest in poetry until a handful of interesting events weaved … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – John Archievald Gotera
Interview with Author – Elizabeth N. Love
About Elizabeth N. Love: Elizabeth N. Love is a life-long resident of Kansas, where she grew up in what could be considered a cultural desert. Influenced by her mother's love of books, she began writing stories at an early age. She is not only an author, but a musician, having played French horn and piano for many years. Elizabeth holds a B.A. in English with an Emphasis in Creative Writing from the University of Kansas. She currently lives in Kansas with her family. What inspires you to … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Elizabeth N. Love
