Honora Finkelstein’s novel MAGICIANS offers an answer to how we might most effectively heal the planet. Spearheaded by a teacher-elder and a magical child, a group of people open their minds to possibilities, forming a coalition of earth healers, taking on Congress, and even dealing with crooked politicians and kidnappers as they try to tip the balance of human thought toward a global mind shift.

Magicians: A Novel of Transformation and Co-Creation

Literature & Fiction

Finkelstein, Honora

Genre Fiction

El Amarna Publishing

Agatha Award Nominee and Lovey Award Winner This edition of the novel includes the complete "Killer Cookbook #1, Recipes to Accompany The Chef Who Died Sautéing." (There is a link in the Kindle edition to a free PDF download of the cookbook.) The Chef Who Died Sautéing takes place in Alexandria, Virginia. Our heroine—Ariel Quigley—is a young English instructor who talks to ghosts and has precognitive dreams. In the first book she finds herself embroiled in an abortive bombing, a suspicious death, a car accident that is no accident, and a hurricane. (Is nature a terrorist agent?) She does Tarot readings for fun, but learns a lot about the people around her from the cards. And in the course of unraveling the clues she also learns the truth about the death of a slave who died before the Civil War—from the ghost herself.

The Chef Who Died Sautéing

Smily, Susan

Kundalini Rising: Songs of Power and Spirit

Poetry

<p>Honora Finkelstein's poetry is an outgrowth of her life-long desire to examine, understand, and communicate ideas about the spectrum of human relationships and emotions. She believes much shift has occurred during the second half of the 20th century as both genders in our culture have begun to assimilate into their psyches the archetypal roles played out through earlier centuries by members of the opposite gender. And so as women have learned the best aspects of becoming warriors, men are learning more about loving and nurturing their fellow humans. Thus, underlying many of the poems in Sygyzy is Finkelstein's understanding of reincarnation, especially as a metaphysical means of allowing all personalities to experience the fullness of life as both genders and in all archetypal roles. It is her belief that as humans eschew fear and embrace and honor each other and the oneness of all life, they will truly become magicians.</p>

Syzygy: Songs for Fools and Magicians

The Chef Who Died Sauteing

Hilliard & Harris Pub

The Chef Who Died Sautéing is the first mystery in a series featuring Ariel Quigley, a young English professor who is also an Army veteran, a poet, and a psychic detective who reads Tarot cards and talks to ghosts. Ariel moves in with her friend Bernice Wise, a psychotherapist with a large Colonial house in Alexandria, Virginia, college-age twins-and a resident ghost from the pre-Civil War era, who may have been murdered. When the chef at a nearby French restaurant dies mysteriously, Ariel believes he was murdered and finds herself pursing a killer who is just getting started.

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

HILLIARD & HARRIS

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