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Annie Mueller is a wife, mom of four young kids, home schooler, musician, and freelance writer.
She's learned to make the best use of the time she has in order to do the things that matter most. She blogs at www.FreakishlyProductive.com.
No more excuses.
No more procrastinating.
Here's everything you need to know to do more, hesitate less, stop planning and start achieving.
Contents include 12 chapters which cover everything from motivation to time management to focusing, real work, and beating procrastination. Each chapter (except the last) concludes with a challenge you can apply immediately to take action.
Chapters:
01: Act, act in the living present
02: Time isn't your problem
03: A new kind of perfect
04: The price of action
05: How to love your work
06: Do the real work
07: Freedom to focus is freedom to accomplish
08: The multi-tasking antidote
09: The key to getting things done
10: The right-now fallacy
11: Beat procrastination
12: A final word
If you're a busy person who longs to get past the details and get to the important work, this book is for you.
If you're a freelancer who wants to succeed without getting lost in logistical details, this book is for you.
If you're a writer, an artist, or a creative professional of any kind, this book will help you focus on the work you love to do and do it.
If you're a small business owner, this book will help you stay motivated and stay focused.
You're 12 chapters, 11 challenges, and 1 book away from taking decisive, direct action on what is most important to you.
Born in Osaka, Kelly Kitano was raised the only child in a traditional, conservative Japanese family. By day she is a sexual predator on the hunt and a secretive, erotica writer, writing about her experiences as an Air Force officer’s wife. By night, she is a devoted housewife to a retired officer, now employed with a fortune 500 company in northern California.
While visiting Jim at Yokota Air Base, Akako meets Miko and her husband at the Outback Bar. The two become bored watching the men play pool until an older black man with a young Thai woman enter the bar. Jim offers his fiancé up to give the Tuskegee Airman a ride on the rainy night to billeting. One Tuskegee Airman leads to more, and Akako and Miko play their own game of pool.
Kris Bock writes novels of suspense and romance involving outdoor adventures and Southwestern landscapes. Counterfeits starts a new series about art theft. What We Found is a mystery with romantic elements about a young woman who finds a murder victim in the woods, Rattled follows a treasure hunt in New Mexico, and Whispers in the Dark involves intrigue among ancient Southwest ruins. Read excerpts at www.krisbock.com or visit her Amazon page.
Kris writes for children under the name Chris Eboch. Her novels for ages nine and up include The Eyes of Pharaoh, a mystery in ancient Egypt; The Well of Sacrifice, a Mayan adventure; and the Haunted series, which starts with The Ghost on the Stairs. Her book Advanced Plotting helps writers fine-tune their plots. Learn more at www.chriseboch.com or her Amazon page, or check out her writing tips at her Write Like a Pro! blog.
Finding a dead body changes a person.
22-year-old Audra Needham is back in her small New Mexico hometown. She just wants to fit in, work hard, and help her younger brother. Going for a walk in the woods with her former crush, Jay, seems like a harmless distraction.
Until they stumble on a body.
Jay, who has secrets of his own to protect, insists they walk away and keep quiet. But Audra can't simply forget what she's seen. The woman deserves to be found, and her story deserves to be told.
More than one person isn't happy about Audra bringing a crime to life. The dead woman was murdered, and Audra could be next on the vengeful killer's list. She’ll have to stand up for herself in order to stand up for the murder victim. It’s a risk, and so is reaching out to the mysterious young man who works with deadly birds of prey. With her 12-year-old brother determined to play detective, and romance budding in the last place she expected, Audra learns that some risks are worth taking – no matter the danger, to her body or her heart.
“Another action-packed suspense novel by Kris Bock, perhaps her best to-date. The author weaves an intriguing tale with appealing characters. Watching Audra, the main character, evolve into an emotionally-mature and independent young woman is gratifying.” Ellen Rippel
Suzanne Ball was not able to start traveling until she was fifty years old. Since then, she’s been relentless in her dream to see the world.
She is a solo traveler and encourages others who are curious, but nervous, about going alone to follow her lead. The world is quite welcoming!
After a career as a registered nurse, Suzanne now finances her trips through freelance writing on health, medicine… and travel. Her next pilgrimage journey: Via Podiensis--The Le Puy Route across France.
The Camino de Santiago (Saint James Way) is the 500 mile path that crosses northern Spain. Starting in southwestern France, it takes "pilgrims" along a 1200 year-old route that includes mountain passes, tiny villages, magnificent cities, and breathtaking scenery.
The Camino experience includes carrying everything--from clothing to toiletries to water--in a backpack. Suzanne Ball explains what to bring and how to plan for this once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Besides listing the items to pack, she provides advice about:
Suzanne walked the Camino when she was 65 years old. Besides sharing information and offering advice gathered from her 38-day pilgrimage, she especially encourages solo walkers, women, and Baby Boomers to follow her lead. Anyone who is contemplating walking the Camino de Santiago will find "Follow the Yellow Arrows" useful and interesting. Buen Camino!
Tecopa Cocoa is a literary novel that is a fanciful, realistic, funny, insightful, scholarly and uniquely optimistic coming of age tale.
In the first grade, learning The Pledge of Allegience, I asked: "What's a Republic?" In hindsight my Teacher took me to a map and explained a confederation of states, not a republic.. However, the real answer to my question took twenty six years to answer. Six of those twenty six years were spent going from library to library; huddled over age old books, amidst dusty Winter nights, and humid New England days. As I was able to read at an Adult level in the First Grade; I remember; with such joy;finding "A Biography of Deborah Sampson." The joy was due to that was the first Adult book I ever read. She among many others had impersonated a male so she could fight in the Revoltuion. This was an ancient European tradition, (without the masquerade).
Years passed, as I traversed America, France, and India; and somewhat settled down; got married and had a beautiful Daughter. For my Daughter's sake, I began college a bit late at twenty eight years of age. So with a two month old infant I arrived at Mount Ida College, enrolled, and soon began realizing; I had brought a Classcial education with me. By the time I graduated with honors, (Who's Who and an Award in Scholarship), I was headed to Harvard. I believed this to be my last summer working in mental health. Unfortunately, in protecting a female patient from harm; I was struck down; which resulted in a spinal injury that lasted many years. I then arrived at law school; earning the nickname, "The Prosecutor," (one I was never comfortable with, but Student Loans as they are, were too large an obstacle to overcome and continue.
However I did go on to earn my Ph.D. in Early American and European history. I went on to teach Liberal Studies and was praised for my Socratic Method. Although my favorite course to teach was Western Civilization, I taught many others: Western Civilization, Philosophy, Ethics, Humanities, American History, Political Science, Introduction to Anthropology, Introduction to Sociology, Native American Studies, and Twentieth Century History. I also developed abridged critical thinking and mapping as an introduction to all classes. This provided tangible results for measuring learning. Critical thinking essays were requisites for exams, rather than true or false, questions, and the like.
When I wasn't teaching I remained active working in Human Services, as a Consultant for private families. Presently I reside in New England and am retired.
What is virtue, as opposed to a virtue? Corruption for example, is a word often used, in accusing someone of not being true; but true to what? One needs to grasp principle as a basic truth; on which all other truths rest, before corruption can be applied. Once the truth is identified, it can be understood that the accused, has fallen away from and is not being true to principle Can it be a disagreement? Certainly it can. However, just because one believes something to be true, doesn't necessarily make it knowledge, it makes it true belief. Subsequently, corruption rolls off the tongue, as easy as virtue or corruption.
In western civilization; from Athens to America, even as today worldwide, is another word used; Republic. It has been used so often, to identify so many Countries, that Republic has and is, misconstrued with Democracy. Which is unfortunate.
Polity for example, is how societies organize into governing bodies. America's polity, is a bicameral system, having two legislative houses, voting on the passing of laws. This is neither a Democracy as America's founders understood it; and neither is it a Republic. For Republic is not a polity; but it is and has always been the remedy for political evils, from Athens to America. Thus, a Republic is a why, rather than a what. For example: America's Founder's without question, regarded America; especially after the Constitutional Convention of 1788, that America was to be a Representative Republic. So what happened?
Through the ages of western civilization, from Athens to America, as all republics arose to confront political evils; regardless of their new found polity; there has been a promise. A promise of virtue and the threat of corruption.
America's Founders knew this well. From a Classical Education, of a centuries old tradition, to Religion, and active citizenship, which all held that independent thought and action, was the highest virtue. Where ethics, morality, and a new commercial age; had the potential to unite Humankind; and free their political economy, from the misery of the British political economy.
The transition, of this heritage,—cultural, political, social, religious, and economic— that ultimately brought revolution and self-realization, was sprung from an intellectual and spiritually faithful civilization. Colonial, European, and classical history was America's history, in the sense that, the social evolution, and events from the Renaissance, led the revolutionary generation to make a break from the past. Not a divorce from the past; just a break; and to begin anew.
The History of Virtue and Corruption tells the story of the tens of thousands of Western Europeans who ventured to the North American British colonies during the seventeenth and eighteenth-centuries. What were their customs of Law and education; religious, philosophical, or political thought?
The Founders’ ideas about the duty and obligation of government, came from more than five hundred years of English tradition. For it was their ancestors who brought their king under the law; and the revolutionary generation of the eighteenth-century, was determined to do the same, but this time, they would make a government of laws not of men. Privilege was out and merit was in. However, in the 1790s, a new political base emerged, with quite different ideas in mind. Subsequently, the great republican experiment, not only; DID NOT FAIL, it was never allowed to happen, before a new and different kind of authority and political base had changed the republican regime from within, immediately after the inception of the infant republic.
As the revolutionary generation stood in awe of what was happening, to their Revolution, they could only and quickly, distance themselves, as their republic unraveled about them.
From the resurgence of a once drug-ridden Washington Heights down to the diminishing presence of artists in SoHo, the faces of Manhattan's neighborhoods are changing. It is here, amid this change and renewal that the lives of seven tenants in an apartment building on Thompson Street become inextricably linked. Maribel and Benjamin Strauss are trying to piece their lives together in the wake of their financial downfall; real-estate magnate Rayce Crawford is attempting to build an innovative residential apartment building in his birth neighborhood of Washington Heights, despite strong resistance from his childhood best friend and now rival; engaged couple Alexa Abbot and Nicholas Ashby have difficulty accepting their faltering relationship, while trying to avoid the temptations of models Gabriela Madison and Vaughn Connor, who are determined to satiate their own desires; and actress Joie James tries to balance her career, her mother’s alcoholism and learning her estranged father’s identity. Life-altering decisions are made as each character wrestles to break away from the pasts that are weighing them down to achieve a future free of lies, scandals and secrets.
I know what it feels like to live the ideal lie . . . but I'm now living the ideal life.
I wrote these 52 short articles when I was in the throes of changing my life and my hope is that these words will help you to change yours.
Are you living your ideal life? . . . or the ideal lie?
This book offers 52 ways to help you rekindle your life and soul . . .
My pen name is Dr Simon Williams. For professional reasons, I prefer to l keep my identity anonymous.
I am a retired psychologist and over the past thirty years I have worked with veterans and peacekeepers from all conflicts, both in my private practice and in the Commonwealth Department responsible for the care and treatment
Their stories have merged, morphed and provided the fictitious structures of my writings. Their real stories and
In early 2020 I will publish a novel entitled Journeys to the Far Countries; a story of a physical and mentally damaged Australian Army officer who seeks retribution for an incident which occurred in the Afghanistan conflict.
Fall from Grace is a full-length screenplay and tells the story of a celebrity clinical psychologist, Dr
The action begins in a flashback some years previously when four Australian sailors are patrolling the DILI docks during the 2003 INTERFET intervention. They
Some years later
The fourth member of the group has also developed chronic PTSD and has received extensive treatment and counselling in both the Concorde and Heidelberg Repatriation Hospitals. Eventually, he arrives at
This is an exciting story and populated by authentic characters: The rise and fall of a celebrity professional; couples who have lost a
I dedicate this book to all war veterans and peacekeepers who have seen overseas service. They have my unconditional regard. Bless 'em all, I say. Bless 'em all, the fat, the short and the tall.
Nick Stephenson was born and raised in Cambridgeshire, England and will now refer to himself in the first person. My approach to writing is to hit hard, hit fast, and leave as few spelling errors as possible. I write thrillers, suspense novels, and the occasional witty postcard, all of which are designed to get your pulse pounding. Don't let my headshot fool you - I'm actually full colour, on most days.
My books are a mixture of mystery, action, and humour. If you're looking for a good place to start, take a look at my Leopold Blake series of thrillers, available now.
Constance (Connie) Pendleton and Connor Martin, both 13 years old, are friends and classmates in the upstate New York city of Billington. In the summer of 1954 they are vaguely aware that they might want to be something more than friends, for they are also vaguely aware of their budding sexuality and the distant allure of romance.
Connie and Connor tell their story, which encompasses details of Americans’ way of life in the 1950s, in the first person in alternating short chapters (1,500 to 2,500 words) in language appropriate to young persons of the time.
They befriend a new kid, Sidney Asher, also 13 years old, an orphan who has come from Calais, Maine, to Billington to live with his uncle, Clark Meredith, and the uncle’s new wife, Frances. Sidney is a shy, retiring boy of formal manners. Connie and Connor’s friendship helps him adjust to a new way of life in a different region of the country.
The three young persons’ happy discovery of one another is shaken, as is their world, when Connie and Connor come across a criminal plot that could severely endanger the lives of Sidney and his newfound uncle and aunt.
But Connie and Connor, like Nancy Drew joining hands with one of the Hardy Boys, become involved, at first reluctantly, then steadfastly. What ensues is a snooping about followed by a fast-paced chase, resulting in the two youngsters’ separately saving each other’s life.
Ending, of course, happily—and with a last-minute twist.
Captivated by the eerie and a lover of things that go bump-in-the-night, I thoroughly enjoy embracing the fear that resides within. A scary story or movie is always at the top of my list.
Mace of the Apocalypse is my first complete novel which delves into the darkness within all of us. It is meant to shock and repulse at times, but also question who we really are or could become in an atmosphere of pure insanity. There is also a spiritual side to the story, because inside each of us is a struggle to come to terms with the true meaning of our existence.
A terrorist attack on a BART train has left San Francisco in the grip of a powerful toxin. Spreading like wildfire, its victims convulse violently until death overtakes them. With death, however, comes a new type of existence; more horrible and deadly than anyone could have imagined.
A small band of survivors led by Mason “Mace” Marconi, struggle to stay one step ahead of the raging infected as the virus spreads, battling not only the undead but a psychotic gang of drug-addicted teenagers intent on ruling the new forbidden landscape.
Father Jack McCann, one of their traveling companions, has gained possession of the only antidote for the toxin. Seeing it as a sign of God's grace, he has yet to discover the terrible side effects it contains.
The enemy is everywhere. The enemy is within. The zombie apocalypse has arrived.
My name is Cabrini Schnyder, I am a DNA-Entrepreneur ( serial entrepreneur) it's in my blood to work for myself. However, I had much to learn on my Journey here. My book describes what I went through and how I got through and how you can too if you are ready to ALLOW what you want to come through you, that's where it all starts. Within. Developing your CORE is the foundation of Cabrini's Law of F.U.C.K. T.H.A.T.T. 3CoreQuestions 5Principles to Live by.
Finally Understanding Common Knowledge,
Things Happen All The Time
F.U.C.K. T.H.A.T.T
What do you WANT!?
I asked myself.
See it wasn't until I Understood that it was Common Knowledge, that Things Happen All The Time, that I was able to make a Decision to Trust myself to stay Focused on what I Wanted for my life! I learned to only take Inspired Action... And now I Enjoy the Journey and you can too!
What do you WANT!?
Say.. F.U.C.K. T.H.A.T.T. And take your LIFE back!
Cabrini
I am Professor Emeritus in the Counseling & Human Services Program at the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs. I am also a licensed psychologist and co-director of the Carolina Institute for Conflict Resolution and Creative Leadership in Asheville, North Carolina The content for these books comes from my 35+ years of experience as a practicing psycholgist and over 50 years as a marriage partner. In this and the sequel book, I share my own story of how I identified and changed my family patterns.
I consult with individuals and couples on Skype and conduct therapy intensives through CICRCL. I also conduct workshops for the general public and in-service trainings for professionals. For Information about these services contact my representative at cicrcl@bellsouth.net
I am the author or co-author of 41 books, including Breaking Free of the Co-dependency Trap, The Flight From Intimacy, Healing Developmental Trauma, Conflict Resolution: The Partnership Way. All these books are currently available through Amazon, bookstores or in the store at my web site, www.weinholds.org
I live near Asheville, North Carolina with my wife, Janae and can be contacted at barryk@weinholds.org.
This book will help you stop replaying unconscious patterns from your family-of-origin in your adult relationships and with your children. Most people don't understand how and why this happens, so they feel powerless to change things. This practical how-to book contains many stories about how Barry changed his life by identifying and breaking his dysfunctional family patterns. It will will help you not only break free of your family patterns, but also change your life.
How to Identify Your Family Patterns, the first in a two-part series, presents 12 common relational patterns that unconsciously replay in all families and are the primary cause of human suffering. These dysfunctional, addictive family patterns often lay dormant until adulthood, when they begin to interfere with intimacy in relationships.
This book contains many exercises, inventories and self-awareness activities to help you break free of the intergenerational legacy of attitudes and behaviors family patterns carry with them.The author believes that these unconscious patterns are factors in emotional, sexual and physical child abuse and neglect; all crimes of violence; all addictions, including eating disorders, alcoholism, and drug abuse; teenage suicides; all unhappy adult relationships; and perhaps all illnesses.
This book will help if you:
Reading this book will shift your thinking about yourself and the struggles you have in your life in ways that you can’t even imagine. It will help you see things in ways that make you feel like you've just walked out of a life-long fog.
David Joseph is a veteran Air Force Flyer. While in the Air Force, he flew on the HH-53, HH-3, HC-130, C-141, and KC-10 aircraft, and traveled to every continent in the world. His travels and experiences provide unlimited material for writing.
He is the author of Korea x 2 and Silent Six, a military thriller Trilogy, set on the Korean peninsula, The Bully & Other Stories, and the two best selling novelettes, The Great Hijacking and Putin's Shoot-down! He is currently writing the third novel in the Trilogy, Korea Unified, and Inspirational/Thriller short stories. David Joseph holds a Master of Arts in Military Studies from American Military University. "I have twenty short stories and three novels in my head!"
Special Forces sniper, Tom Friddle, returns home to western New York after two years deployed in a combat zone fighting the war on terror. Upon returning home, Tom heals from the horror of war through his family, his farm, and being a role-model. Tom explores the destructive qualities of war which is countered by the healing and regenerative powers of love. David Joseph employs the iceberg theory when writing about 9/11, amputations, death, and the war on terror. The hard facts float above water while the supporting structure, including the symbolism, operates out of sight. “Fathers and Sons” is a definitive piece of literature on “Healing” from catastrophic war.
While the author loves all of America, he prefers the American Southwest. A local saying is that Fort Worth is where the West begins: Dallas is where the East peters out. J. Adams lives and works right on the edge. America is the longest-running party of all time, but America's Indians know the party can end.
Angel has done well, but now she must do better, because with her stolen money and so many killings, losing is a bad option. Angel has a house in a good neighborhood. She has a Marine boyfriend and a blonde girlfriend, but Angel’s money torments her. The only easy day was yesterday. Elmyr’s Angel has a happy ending. Expect numerous erotic passages, including girl-girl.
After more than a decade of sharing crazy dating stories about their escapades with women, two best friends decided to package their experiences and acquired techniques into a relatable, real source to share with other men – and that’s how The One and a Half Date Rule was born.
From serving as wingman and advisor to one another over the years, the two friends, ages 30 and 31, knew they were on to something and created a dating system to guide men on how to have sex with women fast – minus the headaches.
Being that both authors are everyday men that come from middle class backgrounds, they didn’t have the luxury, money or flash to attract women. With limited resources, they used trial and error to learn how they could date women and not get used. After analyzing women, their emotions and behaviors; skilled, clever tactics were created.
These tactics, coupled with confidence, allowed them to get the best looking girls to have sex with them quickly and inexpensively. The One and a Half Date Rule blog allows you to connect further with these two professionals.
For weekly blog posts and to connect with the authors visit them at http://oneandahalfdaterule.com/
If you are tired of wasting a lot of time and money on women just to have sex with them, then you can look no further, this is your lucky day – to be followed by many more.
The One and Half Date Rule teaches how to minimize your time while maximizing your efforts to have sex with women.
In short – this is a real book with real tactics and real results.
The book teaches you to utilize tactics to get women to let their guards down and allow you have sex with them quickly and inexpensively.
We hope you enjoy the read and pass it forward to your friends to help them step their game up.
Now, go divide and conquer.
~The One and A Half Date Rule Guys
Toni and Maria have written bilingual children's books for years. They have specialized in English/French and English/Spanish. (And will soon add English/Arabic)! As healthcare and educational professionals, the authors are particularly prould of "The Runaway Match - La L'Allumette Fugitive" for its special message on fire safety and protection. In play format, children will love acting out the characters as they learn. Great fun for home, school and stage, too. Both French and English dialogue.
A match escapes from the pocket of a careless boy6 and meets a tree and a leaf in the park. Poor Leaf is horrified - after all matches burn leaves! The Tree and the Match teach the Leaf the rules of fire safety. And Stop! Drop! Roll!
Delightful play on fire safety for children at home or school. Fun character roles that kids will enjoy performing in the living room, classroom or on stage. English and French dialogue. Ages 3 - 10 and up.
Une allumette réussit à s’échapper de la poche d’un garçon négligent. Elle rencontre un arbre et une feuille dans un parc. La petite feuille est horrifiée. Après tout… les allumettes brûlent les feuilles. L’Arbre et l’Allumette lui apprennent les règles de la prévention contre le feu. Et, Halte ! Tombe ! Roule !
Saynète bilingue et comique que les enfants pourront jouer aussi bien à la maison qu’à l’école. Ils s’amuseront à jouer ces rôles chez eux, en classe ou sur scène.
Dialogues en Anglais et en Français, pour enfants âgés de 5 à 10 ans.
Daniel Raynes was born in Baltimore, Maryland in 1984. With a lifelong passion for reading and writing he won multiple awards in high school and received a scholarship to Washington College in Chestertown, Maryland, which hands out the Sophie Kerr Prize; the largest undergraduate literary award in the country. While a student there, he studied poetry, short stories, plays, screenplays, and novels. Screenplays may have been Daniel’s first love, but novels ended up as his true love.
After taking a long (too long!) absence from his dream of being a writer, Daniel has finally begun to write again. This book was largely written not only to help others, but to help himself remember everything he had learned and to shake off the rust from his finger tips.
Got a Great Idea for a Novel? That’s fantastic! But if you’re struggling to find the right words to breathe life into your reader’s mind, then don’t worry, you’re not alone. Between e-mails, texting, and tweeting, too many people have forgotten how to write with style. Some were never taught in the first place. By following the writing exercises in this guide, you’ll be crafting lines with all the rhythm and grace of poetic prose in no time.
Even though writing fiction is one of the most difficult forms of art and entertainment, as it is the culmination of story, philosophy, and an artistic grasp of language, you won’t start typing unprepared.
From doing research and forming a prewrite, to pacing your story and writing an ending, Write, Revise, Rejoice! will show you how to write a novel from start to finish with you controlling the shots - plus much more!
Improve Your Writing Skills By Learning:
Millions of people want to know how to write a book, but writing a novel isn’t paint by numbers. No one can tell you exactly what to do and when. What this guide will do is prepare you with all the tools and writing styles you need to write your story, your way.
In an ever-growing library of fiction, your greatest strength is your voice. Have the courage to raise it with the power of emotional writing to back it up. You have the whole world to gain.
I understand how valuable your time is, so written short and to the point, Write, Revise, Rejoice! is all meat – no filler. You’ve got things to do: Like Writing Your Novel!
All they had against them was a deadly and normally incurable communicable disease, one career full of deep secrets, another career struggling to get known and accepted, an ancient culture versus a modern culture, and half a world of distance; yet they could not just forget each other. It would take time.
A romance from the male perspective written with humor and respect for the complexity of mature adult romantic relationships.
A special note to teachers and parents: I've included in the Introduction some background notes on the genesis of each story. You might also be interested in the fact that the readability of these stories, according to the Flesch-Kinkaid Scale (Reading Level Statistics), ranges from 2.4 to 7.3, with an average of 4.5. Most young readers, along with those adults who have not forgotten how to read or what it feels like to be a child, should be able to handle these stories. And for those adults who have forgotten what it feels like to be a child, maybe these stories will help you remember.
My stories have been published in numerous journals and magazines, including Highlights for Children and Weekly Reader. I am also the author of the middle grade novel The Family That Wasn't and the young adult novel My Vacation in Hell. You can follow more of my writing at my blog "The Twaronite Zone." http://www.thetwaronitezone.com
“… he heard a strange rumbling noise coming from the kitchen. Then a loud crash. He got there just in time to see a small glacier go right through the kitchen wall, into the living room, and out the front door.” (from “The Glacier That Almost Ate Main Street”)
A glacier that starts in a refrigerator is just one of the weird things that can happen in these twenty-one stories by Highlights for Children author Gene Twaronite. What if you showed up for school one day, but the school wasn’t there? What if words suddenly leapt off the page in the book you’re reading and floated away? What if the jet you’re on is afraid to fly? What if your parents gave you a real live rhino for your birthday? What if a little snake stretched and stretched to become the longest snake in the world? What if dragons really exist somewhere? What if …? Discover the answers to these and other questions. But be careful. Imagination can be a dangerous thing … especially if someone closes the book on you while you’re inside.
While some of these stories were first published in magazines including Highlights for Children and Read (Weekly Reader), many are brand new. So what are you waiting for? Jump right in—have fun with your head! Includes nine original, full-color illustrations not found in the print edition.
Robert Chandler is a writer, filmmaker and sexual revolutionary.
He spent years toiling behind the scenes in Hollywood before starting up his adult website, Fantastic Foreskin. His first novel, Fifty Shades of Foreskin, draws on experiences in the gay adult industry and many of the characters are based on models and producers he's met.
He's happily single, devoutly atheist and a vocal intactivist.
He lives in West Hollywood, but is constantly complaining that it's not gay enough.
Jake Parker is barely legal...and very deadly!
He's a young, hot, uncut and impulsive twink with a secret. On his own for the first time, this seemingly normal gay teen is about to embark on the adventure of a lifetime. His journey from boyhood to manhood will be filled with sex, adventure, travel, danger and passion.
He'll be put through tests and training that will stretch him to his limits, teaching him what he's truly made of. But once he's stripped bare, face-to-face with a savage and seductive enemy, will he have what it takes to save the free world?
The first summer of his adulthood will leave Jake Parker changed forever... if he lives through it!
Fifty Shades of Foreskin is a boundary-pushing gay erotic adventure full of unforgettable excitement, forbidden desire and pulse-pounding thrills.
Find out more at jakeparkeradventures.com