Behind The Walls of The Old Stone House has lived in the author's imagination for years before coming to fruition in full format. The inspiration for this story was an old stone house she once owned in New Ipswich, New Hampshire, and some unexpected inhabitants hiding in the walls-spiders. It wasn't long after the author and her family moved into the house that the unexpected residents scurried across the kitchen floor after the wood stove was lit. They were startled and couldn't believe what they saw. Her son, noticing her fright, escorted his mom to her bedroom and returned to the kitchen to help rid the house of the eight-legged creatures. However, the spiders soon turned into a muse for the author, who looked out her bedroom window that evening and came up with the idea to add fiction to what really happened. But to make it work, she would have to make the spiders her friends and they would have to agree they would not frighten each other, and convince the spiders that she would not hurt them. The tale is spun with threats of extermination by the new human residents of the house and plans of counterattacks by the spider family, consisting of cousins, grandparents, aunts and uncles, which lived in the house for a century. In the end, when it becomes time to decide who will stay in the house both parties find communication works best at resolving their issue.

Behind The Walls of The Old Stone House

Cline, Gwendolyn

Teen & Young Adult

Hughes Publishing

Redemption: The Truth Behind the Michael Jackson Child Molestation Allegations

Biographies & Memoirs

Hughes, Geraldine

True Crime

A theory of time itself defines the way to the theory of everything. This book will take you on a journey of discovery through Special Relativity in 1905 to an intuitive understanding of gravity and beyond. Mainstream science must go through the tortuous scientific method to advance our knowledge, but scientific progress can also be made from deductive reasoning, vision and imagination as well as from mathematics. Find out why we are living in a binary universe and the explanations for some of the present day conundrums in physics. Contents include: Causality of gravitation, Wavelike time, Quantum time, Binary time, Entanglement, the quantum world

The Binary Universe: A Theory of Time

Science & Math

Ken Hughes

Physics

Milton H. Erickson was the most influential hypnotherapist in the 20th Century. The extant literature on Erickson, including his own numerous writings, is enormous in its sheer bulk. However, almost all of it consists of descriptions and critiques of his methods, techniques and concepts, and case histories of his patients. There is no standard biography and only a small amount of biographical matter in the many books about him. Edmonston in The Induction of Hypnosis (New York, 1986) has one page on Erickson's life, followed by 19 pages of his techniques and results. Jay Haley in his selections from Erickson's papers, published under the title Advance Techniques of Hypnosis and Therapy (New York 1967), provides some material on Erickson's life and career. Additional biographical data can be found in Haley's 1973 work, Uncommon Therapy, W. W. Norton, New York. With the exception of the family memoir Milton H. Erickson, M.D., An American Healer, edited by Betty Alice Erickson, M.S. and Bradford Keeney, Ph.D. (Ringling Rocks Press 2006) there is no standard biography of Erickson and only a small amount of biographical matter in the numerous books treating of him. That was my motivation in publishing this concise biography of The Life and Times of Milton H. Erickson, M.D., The Master Wounded Healer. An earlier version of this biography was published in a much longer work The World's Greatest Hypnotists (University Press of America, 1996). Understandably the benchmark for a biography is its accuracy. This book meets that criterion. How can I make such a bold statement, you ask? Let me explain: In a book review published in The Milton H. Erickson Foundation Newsletter, (Fall 1997) Erickson's daughter Roxanna Erickson Klein, Ph.D., R.N. said in reference to my history of hypnotism ". . . The most contemporary of the hypnotists identified in this work is Milton H. Erickson. Two chapters are dedicated to his life and his work. For this review, his widow, Elizabeth, was asked to read these two chapters carefully, and search for errors. Although one relatively inconsequential error was found (Erickson fell ill with polio after high school, not between his junior and senior year as reported) both she and I were very positively impressed with the comprehensiveness and overall accuracy of the author's account. . . ." John C. Hughes, D.C. Las Vegas, NV

The Life and Time of Milton H. Erickson, M.D., the Master Wounded Healer

Hughes, John C.

Historical

<p>Geraldine Hughes comes forth to set the record straight about what really happened behind the scenes in the 1993 child molestation case against Michael Jackson. In Redemption: The Truth Behind the Michael Jackson Child Molestation Allegations, Hughes reveals facts that have never been made public, court documented information, public statements and records that she insists prove Jackson’s innocence.</p>
<p> The chapters unfold by revealing the key players, highlighting the events leading up to the allegation and giving a thorough description of the legal activities that led Jackson’s attorney to settle the case. Redemption is a modern-day mystery that requires a chapter-by-chapter unfolding for all the facts to be known and to redeem an innocent man’s character from the cloud of guilt that has been hanging over his head since 1993. Justice can only be served after the truth is told.</p>

Holy Adobe

Hughes, Lenore Harris

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