Seeing and Hearing Imaginary Things

Diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder, Jeffrey Andrew writes about hallucinations and delusions as they occur in his mental state.His girlfriend inspired Jeffrey to write about his mental condition. While analyzing his delusions, Jeffrey tends to wonder if they are real or not, as sometimes these hallucinations turn out to be creepy and fictitious. Will they ever go away so that he may have a normal life?

Literature & Fiction

Jeffrey, Andrew

Short Stories & Anthologies

Austin Macauley Publisher LLC

This book is a recounting of a profession that is on the downhill side of history.It's far too fashionable today for front offices to tell us that all we need is a better use of white space, color graphics, more features, and online bells and whistles to slow the decline. They seem impervious to the fact that there is nothing online that wasn't first gathered and compiled by a journalist.But the individuals preaching these tactics are not newspaper people.Newspapers today are run by ad and circulation department execs, "Bean Counters," whose first and only allegiance is to the bottom line and certainly not to the primary product of a newspaper, which is THE NEWS.The bean counter approach is, and always has been, to turn the newspaper business into just that-A BUSINESS-which according to the Constitution it was never meant to be.Bean counters' priority, as is their wont, is always the bottom line. And their adherence to that principle has surely adversely compromised the newsroom, causing staff to be cut to the bone and leaving journalists little more time than rewriting "news releases."The bean counters further compromise the product by stunting any attempt at newsgathering with a very real conflict of interest that comes from the advertising department personnel far too close and protective of those who are the subject of much of that news and who also contribute to that all-powerful bottom line.

(30) From Woodward and Bernstein to Donald Trump: A Career

Biographies & Memoirs

P. J. Cratty

Professionals & Academics

This is a story written from my journals. From immigrating as a four-year-old and trying to fit into a different culture to turning away from God in my teens. From a violent marriage doomed to fail and the death of my son, with the repercussions that followed. And yet, also between the lines, there is the joy and reverence for life itself. Making a lot of mistakes through life, I have learned not to give myself over to another set of values, or to another human being. It took me a long time to find myself and to love the person I was meant to be. I still have a lot to learn, even now, about love and how we are to address love and forgiveness in our lives. My story is a testimony to "the old truths." To me, it is a reminder not to make the same mistakes. In the end, it turned out to be not only the story of the first forty years of my life, but my spiritual journey as well. There are still thirty years of untouched journals...

The Little Aussie Battler

Susan Jackson

Memoirs

Nila is a young Native American girl who was massacred at Wounded Knee. God sent her to Earth to be the Guardian Angel of a little boy named William. She watches over him throughout his whole life of happiness, tragedy, and betrayal.

Nila, White Feather

Teen & Young Adult

Linda Stevenski

Princess or Prince

Sarah Beattie

A Dude Ranch Mystery

Ann W. Phillips

Lynn Thrower inherited her grandfather's estate and thriving landscaping business as a young woman. She is so focused on her work that she has never taken a vacation, so for her birthday, her colleagues pitch in and send her on a two-week stay to a dude ranch in Colorado.This much-needed holiday brings the love of a good man into her life. And it could cost her life. She struggles to find who wants to kill her, and why.Lynn finally gets the answers she is looking for, but will she live long enough to tell about it?

Wasted Salt

Wasted Salt is the fictionalized narrative of two marginalized immigrant women trying to find their way in America.Zahra is a Lebanese refugee sponsored by a Baptist church in Wichita, Kansas.Noor, an Egyptian American, is a webcam model who shares a musty basement room with Zahra. During the holy month of Ramadan, Noor, who was born into a Muslim family, doesn't get naked in front of a camera; instead, she cleans houses with Zahra along as her helper.A violent lover from Noor's past resurfaces; assault and humiliation ensue. Zahra fights for Noor and for herself, and the two women shape a new reality through hard work and support from a friend.

Sarah Houssayni

Women's Fiction

Tales of the Green, the Black Priest

Robert Jones

Over 600 years have passed since the mysterious event known as the Green took over the continents, and reshaped the world. During this time, dense forests took over towns and cites, leaves the survivors cut off from each other, either because of the overgrown, torn up roads, or the aggressive, man-killing animals hiding in the dense, never-ending forests. Chaos ensued until the city of Marquette, located in what was once Michigan, became a safe haven with food, shelter, even power, and protected by the Riders, the warriors of the road. Their goal; to bring civilization back from the Green by clearing and keeping the roads safe, while finding other people other groups of people to connect with, and protecting Marquette and her colonies. Jack, one of Marquette's best riders, is asked to move to the colony of Iron Wood to help establish a new Riders Lodge and become the head pathfinder there. Enlisting in the help of his fellow Riders, Doug, Kshea, and his beloved wife, Niki, Jack foresees a great future for the group... Meanwhile, a mysterious man dressed in black has appeared in the colony of Ontenogon. He speaks of a great land of milk and honey and possesses a powerful voice that can sway even the stubbornest of people. What the Riders don't know is that this man, though seemingly harmless, spells great danger, heartache, and bloodshed for Marquette and her colonies.

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Science Fiction

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