About Apricot Marmalade and the Edmondson Transmittal By Lon Orey

A satirical romp through 1968 Thailand follows a team of US intelligence agents matching wits with enemy operatives.

It was 1968 and the war was not going well. The surprisingly-effective Tet Offensive in January had humbled and embarrassed the South Vietnamese and their American allies. It had sent a powerful message to the folks back home that this Vietnam thing wasn’t going to be over anytime soon. Americans in general were growing weary of its intrusion into their living rooms every evening on the six o’clock news.

Meanwhile in Bangkok, Thailand, just a stone’s throw from the battlefields, the special agents assigned to the 187th Military Intelligence Detachment, the US Army’s counterespionage arm, are dealing with the war and its implications for the rest of Southeast Asia in their own way. They dress in civilian clothes and carry credentials while performing counterintelligence investigations and surveillance of suspected enemy agents. As a group, they are an unruly and undisciplined lot whose often humorous attempts to carry out their assignments and stay out of trouble rarely succeed. The tone of this book has been compared to that of the classics “MASH” and “Catch 22.”

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Lon Orey served in Military Intelligence in the late sixties. Much of that time was spent in Bangkok, Thailand, after studying the language for a year at the Defense Language Institute in Monterey, California. While this is a work of fiction, the framework within which the story is told reflects his real-world observations of the country and the various intelligence services operating there, as enhanced by a fertile imagination. Those intelligence services included the CIA, the KGB, and Thailand’s own intelligence agency, AFSC. He had fun writing this book, with tongue planted firmly in cheek, and he hopes you will have fun reading it.

About Hot Nights in the Hills

The principal of Keswick High School blamed the construction of two twenty room hotels for corrupting
students like twenty-year old Alty. There were some big women who liked him and were willing to offer
him sexual favors for free. As a schoolboy he used to enjoy those favors, but things changed when he left school as he soon found out that those favor weren’t free anymore. To complicate things for him he didn’t pass any subjects in his high school leaving examinations to guarantee him a good job. He has also
to be taking care of the two babies Darlene and Cindy had for him while he was still in high school.

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Writing-Profile of Austin Mitchell
Austin Mitchell has written more than eighty short stories. He has also written several plays, poems and
novels. He has attended several writing workshops. Several of his short stories have been published in
newspapers in Jamaica.

About The Department for Mutated Persons

`Alan Mitchell was born into a world where super-powered beings are treated like second-class citizens and labeled freaks. The government has rounded up anyone with a mutation and put them to work in labor camps to build a world they will never enjoy. While working construction, Alan must learn to make new friends, find peace with his past, and discover hope for all of their futures.

1984 meets the X-Men in this new adult sci-fi, superhero novel. The quick, fast-paced chapters are filled with snappy dialogue and dystopian humor.

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Robert R. Fike is an author and designer from San Antonio, Texas. You can find him on twitter (@robfike) if you’d like to talk writing, art, and the Department for Mutated Persons.

About How You Can Turn Shit To Sugar

“How You Can Turn Shit To Sugar” borrowed unceremoniously the fowl mouth of Charles Bukowski, Stole valiantly the revered relentlessness of Adijah “Vybz Kartel” Palmer, piggyback gracefully on the wit of Marcel Proust, plagiarized mercilessly the short stories of Hans Andersen, Commandeer viciously the tales of Aesop, pick the pocket and brain of Robert Greene, Loot cunningly the priceless undergarments of Danielle Steel, didn’t split the difference with Chris Voss, snatch a few irreplaceable blinks from Malcolm Gladwell, hustled slyly Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson “How You Can Turn Shit To Sugar” have all the best writers as hostages to get you to your desired goal.

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Mavric “D’Maverick’Webb Is a Jamaican-born poet, a writer with over five ‘5’ years experience writing poetry. He is the recipient of JCDC’s (Jamaica cultural development commission) and Toastmaster most coveted awards. His poems were published in JCDC’s Gold and Silver anthology.

About Secrets of Ancient Tibet, 6,000 B.C. by Michael Hawking and Jenna Wolfe Ph.D.

Free on Amazon September 23rd and 24th. Explore Ancient Tibet and its Profound Secret Knowledge. The civilization of very ancient Tibet—the lost kingdom of Zhang Zhung and its legendary tradition of sorcery and true magic—is among the least known and most irritatingly mysterious obscurities of history. Very little of its past has been deciphered and orthodox scholarship stands before Zhang Zhung in deeper darkness today than that which shrouded the Egypt of the Pharaohs before Champollion. Archaeologists debate what the ancient civilization on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau actually was, when it came, and whence it came.
Doubtless many chapters of Tibet’s ancient history will lie forever silent under her remote and desolate soil, yet extant traditions exist and have been too readily set aside; academic pedants love to brand as mythical the accounts which have endured the millennia, and which mischievously persist.
The study of antiquity is properly accounted worthless except as it may be made living knowledge which illuminates and enriches our contemporary life. Owing to a remarkable series of events in an isolated region of the Himalayas, I encountered an extraordinary group of people and, through those encounters, was privileged to learn that much of the secret knowledge of the ancient Zhang Zhung culture has not only been preserved, it is powerful, richly illuminating, and utilized to this day. As the reader will discover, these shrouded secrets formulate the explorations in this book.
As one of their most illuminating concepts, those traditions relate that there is a group of esoteric teachings—the ‘Four Portals’—which set forth the true nature of physical reality and techniques of powerful elemental magic, or “sorcery.” The first traces of the teachings are thought to have appeared as part of the lore of the pre-Tibetan Zhang Zhung culture that arose in Tibet several thousand years ago, but may have originated far earlier. Being a forbidden body of knowledge, said to convey enormous powers, the teachings disappear from the historical record for countless centuries, not to reemerge until the 7th century A.D. in the arcane scriptures of the ancient pre-Buddhist B’on religion.
According to those ancient traditions, the teachings of the ‘Four Portals’ were formulated by the earliest known “Buddha-like” master, Tonpa Shenrab Miwoche. The B’on traditions relate this historic event as occurring as early as 18,000 to 16,000 B.C. Although still shrouded in mystery, our most recent research indicates that the extant evidence places the earliest date of the Zhang Zhung culture at about 6,000 B.C., although the date of 18,000 to 16,000 B.C. may indicate the existence of a true Zhang Zhung or pre-Zhang Zhung culture existing prior to the ‘Younger Dryas Boundary’ cataclysmic event that effectively erased early civilizations from the historical record.
Much like our most recent historical Buddha, Shenrab renounced his life as a prince of the royal family to become a monk. Over a period of “many years,” the traditions relate, he gained access to secret knowledge that had been imparted, recorded, and hidden away some two-thousand years earlier by an entity known as “Gekhoe.” With this knowledge Shenrab achieved enlightenment and “otherworldly powers,” then later composed a comprehensive body of teachings to instruct qualified seekers on the means and techniques of attaining the most elevated wisdom and power. That secret knowledge is explored in this book.
2020 Edition, e-reader page count 295 (estimated, actual count varies with the reading device used). A Kindle Unlimited Book. For more information, please see the ‘Look Inside’ feature on the book’s Amazon page. Thank you.

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M.G. Hawking is an avid traveler, adventurer, and writer. Devoted to exploring remote areas of the globe to discover regions unknown to the Western world, always in search of extraordinary people and experiences, he has found many, especially in the Great Range of the Himalayas, the setting for most of his books. His focus is documenting profound wisdom traditions and revealing the knowledge and power they convey. Hawking is the author of the book series, ‘In The Valley of Supreme Masters,’ along with its associated companion volumes. When not traveling, he spends his time working on projects related to presenting books of an esoteric nature with his wonderful team in Northern California. Heather Cantrell, M.Litt., contributor and editor for Wisdom Masters Press, is an experienced world traveler. Having been born in Nepal to British parents who were teachers in various parts of Asia, she has extensive experience in the Himalayas, and is a devoted equestrian and animal lover. Amber Chellings, M.Phil., contributor and newsletter director, is an avid photographer, outdoor enthusiast and ardent equestrian. Jenna Wolfe, Ph.D., our exceptional research expert, contributor and book content supervisor, is a primary link to our numerous academic technical advisers.

About The Omicron Six By Endy Wright

“Cooper stretched his arm over on top of Coupe to quiet him and hold him down. He then reached into Coupe’s mind and urged him to sleep, told him to sleep, that he was safe and could sleep the night through without worrying about those . . . things that came to him. Coupe’s thrashing began to subside. He did not scream at all. He returned to a peaceful sleep.”

Cooper Callister cannot speak. Coupe Daschelete is the victim of horrible abuse. No one would expect them to possess superhuman powers. But they do. When a fight in the woods forces them to reveal themselves to each other, they start a journey together that leads them to discover power they never expected, power they were never intended to have. To unlock those powers and fully understand them, they must follow a difficult and dangerous path of self-discovery and self-revelation. Cooper is forced to face the isolation of his silence. Coupe must confront the demons that haunt his dreams, planted there by those who have abused him and broken his mind. Alone they could not do it. Only together do they have the strength to conquer their challenges.

The threats they confront force them once again to evolve into something new, this time to face a new enemy with deadly intent. But is the world ready to accept what they have become?

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Endy Wright received his undergraduate degree in English literature from Grinnell College and his juris doctorate from the University of New Hampshire School of Law. Before becoming an attorney, he was a counselor for at-risk children in New Hampshire, and, a cross-community worker in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He was also previously a research assistant in the House of Commons in London, England. As a trial attorney, he discovered that writing was a useful outlet for the stress that came along with his profession. His first book was a collection of short stories, entitled The Garden Plot Diaries. The Omicron Six is his first novel.

About Letters to Slaves

Dear readers and friends,

I am delighted that you have come across to this book and I am very touched that you have shown a great generosity to my work. This book is a collection of thoughts, longings, ideas and sometimes rhyming verses. I do not dare to call it a poetry book, because if I am a writer, then who was Bukowski? I am rather a young man who writes about things (you can define me like that). In this sense, please do not consider “a poetry book” at the cover page as an indication of vanity, but rather to let audience know what to expect.

Finally, I am glad that you are here, and I hope that you will enjoy this book. Please do not cringe to my love “poems” and political ideas.

Your friend,
Gasham

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My story with poetry dates back to my very early ages. At the first grade of my primary school, I was introduced to it. I was about 6-7 years old at that time and our school used to organize poetry night events for the parents and students. One day, my literature teacher approached to our class for choosing individuals for “poem recital contest”. Long story short, I was chosen. I still remember the excitement I felt on stage from reciting a nationalistic poem. One event, two, three, four…. i was the main guy “THE POETRY GUY”.

However, I did not like this name, it gave me a sense of weakness, geeky and nerdy feeling that my father did not like. I was even wearing optic glasses at the time…What a nerd! I did not like it, It was the end for the poetry guy.

After few years, one night in college I opened a notebook and started scratching some stuff there. It wasn’t too different, it was fun, it felt right. As if I was born for this, not for Engineering. Few months later, “THE POETRY GUY” was back writing here and there, on a napkin, back page of my Calculus notebook and on my PC.

Here I am friends, after 10 years of building self confidence, publishing my poetry book.

My book “Letters to Slaves” contains all the scratches I could collect from different location. Hope you will enjoy this and please don’t forget me and the fact that poetry doesn’t have to be cute.

About Playing Mum by Elizabeth Coffey

Young widow, Pamela Jones pulled up outside her wonderful new home – this was going to be a fresh start. Well, that’s how she had described it to her two young sons. Without the rose tinted specs it was a dilapidated grey cottage, in the middle of nowhere, it seemed. Nestling away in its overgrown grass and bedraggled rosebushes, desperately in need of a good paint.

“It’s going to be an adventure boys, the biggest one yet!” She had told them, excitedly.

But, what had started out as an adventure very quickly became a nightmare. No-one could ever have guessed what was about to happen to them – and worse than that, what terrifying things they would have to do, to dig themselves out of the shocking scenario that fate had cruelly dealt them…

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Elizabeth self-published her debut fiction novella PLAYING MUM a cosy crime story followed by THE DREAM CATCHER a whodunit style novella. She has since released PLAYING DAD the sequel to PLAYING MUM and E.A a satirical drama. “Writing has been my biggest hobby since I was old enough to hold a pen,” Elizabeth says, “I have a bottom draw brimming with stories!” Elizabeth’s personal rule of thumb is ‘to make every sentence count’ and create a romping read with characters who are three-dimensional and multi-layered. Her latest work AND THE LITTLE ONE SAID is a memoir published by Mereo Books and is receiving rave reviews.

About Trotamundos: De nómada digital pionero al hombre más viajado del mundo

¿Qué podrías aprender de más de veinte años dando vueltas alrededor del mundo, diecisiete de ellos sin parar como emprendedor digital saliendo adelante con su propio esfuerzo? ¿Cuánto podría cambiar tu vida al explorar todos los países del mundo, un total de 230 países, incluidos los 195 reconocidos por las Naciones Unidas? ¡Este es el relato de un viaje increíble con giros, vueltas y aventuras perpetuas! Diecisiete años viviendo y trabajando desde una mochila, teniendo solo lo esencial para vivir cómodamente, junto con una oficina en casa para financiar los viajes a través de la maravilla de los ingresos pasivos. La historia de cómo un hombre destinado a una prometedora carrera de ingeniería se vio preocupado por la posibilidad de vivir una carrera de ratas a través de la rutina de nueve a cinco, desencadenando sus instintos nómadas para elegir una vida donde dedicara todos los días de su existencia a vivir, respirar y experimentar la libertad, la aventura y el asombro.

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El Cristóbal Colón del siglo veintiuno. Ian Boudreault, conocido como el hombre mas viajado del mundo, motivado por su amor por el idioma español, España y América Latina,  lo ha llevado a producir la versión en español de su Best-Seller en inglés llamado Globetrotter. El libro relata la historia de Ianick Boudreault, que ha sido un trotamundos profesional a tiempo completo por más de la mitad de su vida, un inmenso viaje de más de veinte años dando vueltas alrededor del globo que lo ha llevado a todos los países del mundo, un total de 230, incluyendo los 195 reconocidos por las Naciones Unidas. Ha sido pionero del concepto de “nómada digital” y del emprendimiento en línea al dedicar los últimos diecisiete años sin interrupciones viviendo en una mochila, y a obtener ingresos pasivos en línea mientras descubría los cuatro rincones del mundo, todo mientras describe sus aventuras épicas en su blog thedigitalglobetrotter.com.

About The Mists of Arathia by J.N. Ward

NPCs aren’t supposed to gain skills. They don’t go on monster-slaying adventures. But levelling up is their only chance of escaping the Mists…

Three years ago, the Mists devoured Arathia and killed two-thirds of the population. Those like Rey who survived the mysterious fog were permanently branded and thrown into a new world with monsters, levels, and skills.

Returning to their way of life seems impossible until Arathia’s resident crazy homeless guy proposes a plan that just might get Rey and his friends out of their dead-end village.

When they leave their safe zone, they find that the truth about the Mists is far closer to home than they ever could have believed.

And wait, what do you mean they’re not real people, but non-player characters in a new full-dive role-playing game?

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To bring my friends together during the pandemic, I got really into being a Dungeon Master. I looked up youtube videos, spent a disproportionate amount of time catering to my players, building a world in which they’d fall in love with. One in which they could escape from their woes and worries and engage in a fantasy, if for a little while.

But then my creativity took me further. I wanted to tell a story. I wanted to create a story that mattered to my players, but we could never do it at the pace I wanted.

Then I saw a meme “What if I wanted to play Dungeons and Dragons by myself, what if I wanted to create stories and play through them by myself?” The response was “That’s called writing a book.” I imagined a Key and Peele sketch, about robbing a bank. “That’s called getting a job.”

Basically, if you want to tell a story, tell the story.

I have a passion for narrative and telling the story of the everyman. Here we follow Reynar who struggles with a world, not too much unlike our own, in which we attempt to break through the barriers between nature and humanity. Reality is shaped by forces which we cannot control. What if, instead of being dragged along by the current, we take control?

Welcome to Arathia, the world where every person can build the fantasy life of their dreams from the ground up.

Picasso’s Motorcycle by Marc Sercomb

France, 1940.
An unexpected gift of an old motorcycle with a tragically romantic past hurls a young orphan into the thick of things as war breaks out and his life changes forever. Half-French/half-German Daniel must find a way to survive in a world that mercy seems to have abandoned. This book transports the reader to Nazi-occupied France, where Daniel unwittingly and unexpectedly finds himself working for the Resistance, and ultimately to the Russian Front in a twist of fate so startling that no one can see it coming. In turn quirky, heartwarming, beguiling and uncompromising, author Marc Sercomb weaves together many moods and colors to tell young Daniel’s story. Beyond engaging, Picasso’s Motorcycle has been hailed as a genuine “page-turner” by those who have so far encountered it.

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Marc Sercomb was born in Salinas, California. He grew up in Southern California and attended California State University, Northridge, where he studied Journalism and English Literature. He currently resides in the foothills of Los Angeles with his wife, Robin. He has been a teacher for 23 years.

He wanted to write a book about the miraculous resilience of the human spirit and the unexpected kindness of strangers and enemies during dark and dangerous times. Of “Picasso’s Motorcycle” he says, “This story kind of haunted me for a while. That’s how I knew I had to write it.”

About Bright Lies by AA Abbott

She thought she had the perfect stepfather. So why is she running for her life?

Emily longs to be an artist. So she’s thrilled when her famous and talented stepfather offers to act as her mentor. But when his teachings take a darker turn, she flees his fancy home.

Bad boy Jack has made good as a hot DJ. Then he sees thugs attack a rough sleeper, and shocking memories spur him to her rescue. He doesn’t know she’s only 15 and running from a deadly predator.

Emily’s hopes of safety are crushed when her stepfather hunts her down. Now Jack faces the hardest choice of all. If he protects Emily from the fiend who’s stolen her childhood, he’ll kiss goodbye to his future.

What would you sacrifice to save a life?

If you enjoy nail-biting suspense, slow-burning secrets and dark domestic noir, you’ll love AA Abbott’s chilling psychological thriller.

Bright Lies is on limited time offer for 99c, with Kindle Unlimited, audiobook and paperback versions also available. Read it now to join Emily and Jack on their journey!
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“compelling drama that will keep you turning page after page” Readers’ Favorite – 5 stars *****

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Two of AA Abbott’s books, including BRIGHT LIES, have won Chill with a Book Readers’ Awards. A British psychological thriller writer in sleepy south-west England, she used the locale for BRIGHT LIES, but set the last half of the book in Birmingham. It’s the buzzy English Midlands city where she was a wage slave before finally plunging into writing full-time. The up and coming Digbeth area, still rough around the edges, is where Jack lives in a squatted factory building and works in a trendy club.

AA Abbott relies on an army of beta readers and professional editor Katharine D’Souza to polish her books, and hopes you like the result!

About Crescent City Witch Series: Books 1-4

This is the box set of books 1-4 in the Crescent City Witch series , a reverse harem paranormal romance. If you love a badass heroine, hot alpha wolf shifters, and mystery and action, then this series is for you!

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Meredith Clarke likes long walks in the trees and drinking sangria. Yeah for real. Like Edward Sparkly Cullen style. She writes alpha male yet cuddly characters and the hot women that love them. Open a book or two, eat a smore, and cuddle up with the men of Meredith Clarke.

About Featured Book: Picasso's Motorcycle by Marc Sercomb

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France, 1940. An unexpected gift of an old motorcycle with a tragically romantic past hurls a young orphan into the thick of things as war breaks out and his life changes forever. Half-French/half-German Daniel must find a way to survive in a world that mercy seems to have abandoned. This book transports the reader to Nazi-occupied France, where Daniel unwittingly and unexpectedly finds himself working for the Resistance, and ultimately to the Russian Front in a twist of fate so startling that no one can see it coming. In turn quirky, heartwarming, beguiling and uncompromising, author Marc Sercomb weaves together many moods and colors to tell young Daniel’s story. Beyond engaging, Picasso’s Motorcycle has been hailed as a genuine “page-turner” by those who have so far encountered it.

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About Purple Hearts by Arthur Archaambeau

Everyone has a war story to tell

A jaded cop struggling to come to terms with her past falls for an idealistic former Marine-turned-cat rescuer on the crime-infested streets of West Baltimore.

Hope Kennedy is a cynical Baltimore cop. Her beat is the Mondawmin area of West Baltimore—the most dangerous neighborhood in America’s most dangerous city. And she’s struggling—unsuccessfully—to overcome a terrible event that has come to shape her life. Hope’s become angry and bitter. She’s spiraling out of control. Hope has lost hope.

Luke Matthews is a decorated Marine Corps combat veteran. He received the Purple Heart for a wound inflicted in Afghanistan. Now, he works as a carpenter for a nonprofit that builds homes for disabled vets. In his spare time, he volunteers with a local cat rescue. But Luke’s battling his own demons. He’s haunted by the war. Specifically, by a fog of war experience—a tragic accident—that has left him racked with guilt.

When Hope and Luke meet in a dingy alley, it’s anything but love at first sight. But a near-fatal accident a week later forges a bond. Eventually, in the middle of a cold Baltimore winter, a romance heats up. Little-by-little, Hope and Luke help one another feel alive again.
But Hope doesn’t know how to process her past, a past that is now jeopardizing her future. And as she and Luke get closer, she questions whether she’s worthy of his love.

Can two wounded, badly bruised, purple hearts come together and help one another heal?
Purple Hearts is not for the faint of heart. It’s as tough and gritty as the city it’s set in. It’s a slow burn, blue-collar romance about going the distance. And finding unconditional love at the end of the journey.

And along this journey, Hope and Luke meet a memorable cast of supporting characters—a no-nonsense police sergeant who practices tough love. A colorful late-night radio DJ. A homeless Vietnam veteran. A repentant mobster. A precocious young boy who seems to be in the know. A mysterious emergency room physician. A street cat looking for his forever home. And a little girl fighting cancer.

Purple Hearts is a story about life and death, joy and sorrow, laughter and tears—and ultimately, hope. All wrapped in the love of two perfectly imperfect human beings.

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About the author: Arthur Archambeau lives in Baltimore. His other books are Her Innocent Marine (2018), Caged Lions Never Roar (2019), and Sail Away (2020). Upcoming books include Just Grace and Danny and Call Back Yesterday.

About Featured Book: My Fierce Second Chance by Ava Storm

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Gillian and I were supposed to get out of this town together
But I fucked up and she left me behind
I’ve spent the last twelve years trying to prove she made a mistake
I got my shit together and built the top home security agency on the east coast
Now she needs protecting, and I’m the only one she can turn to

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About 365 Days. of Gutsy Women by Rosemary Roenfanz

Discover dozens of “hidden figures” on the pages of “365 Days of Gutsy Women.” Fearless females from the past that received little or no recognition for their accomplishments will come to life as daily reminders of the obstacles women have (and can!) overcome. Brief biographies of each woman compel you to search for more information about what we all have in common. Overcoming misogyny, racism, religious bias, and abuse, their life stories will inspire you daily for a year!

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With a passion for reading and writing, Rosemary Roenfanz pens this ambitious first book. Living in the Sonoran desert of Arizona, Rosemary loves hiking, bird-watching, caring for plants, singing in choirs, and spending time with family and friends. She is the mother of three, and grandmother to four.

About Poppy’s Purpose to Prevent Pollution by Melissa Kay Moore

New book release ebook and paperback available now at discounted price through September 30th!

Discover the importance to prevent plastic pollution in this heartwarming tale of friendship between a porpoise, sea turtle, and blue crab. From adventurous and moving to educational and hopeful, “Poppy’s Purpose to Prevent Pollution” tells the story of three friends working together to solve a problem that will leave them questioning the future of ocean life. This heartwarming tale shows the need to prevent plastic pollution. Beautifully written with eye catching illustrations, it’s the perfect ocean conservation book you will love reading over and over again to kids.

Book Extras!
• Foreword by Christine Figgener, PhD, Marine Conservation Biologist and Director of Science and Education for Footprint Foundation
• Glossary of ocean pollution vocabulary and awareness days
• Learn how YOU can support Footprint Foundation and be an OCEAN HERO

There is no better time to teach the importance of keeping our oceans clean that will influence readers for a lifetime.

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Children’s book author Melissa Kay Moore, a Texas native, is a graduate from Texas State University. She grew up in Brownsville near South Padre Island and lives in San Antonio with her family.

Melissa loves the ocean and supports several foundations helping to save our oceans from pollution. She in collaboration with Christine Figgener, PhD, Marine Conservation Biologist and Director of Science and Education for Footprint Foundation bring you “Poppy’s Purpose to Prevent Pollution” the first book in the “Footprint” children’s book series. The book raises awareness by teaching children the harmful effects of plastics to our ocean friends and how they can help to keep our oceans clean. Together we can change the world to help our planet and its inhabitants live healthier lives.

Melissa’s prior works include “What’s Emoji?”, “Where’s Emoji?”, and “How’s Emoji?” books in her playful, educational “My First Emojis” children’s book series. The books promote literacy to help teach children to read with a fun, simple kind of rebus using emojis.

Melissa has many more ideas and plans to publish more children’s books in her “My First Emojis” and “Footprint” series.

About Soup: The Future Is Past And Present by Travis Haugen

Scott Yonge exploded onto the national consciousness at the 2001 Garrett Awards and quickly rose to legendary status on the wings of his music and his whirlwind romance with independent film actress Michelle Zoe. What should have been a perfect life was interrupted by an ultra-right wing militant group called the American Freedom Force and its leader, Colonel Randall, who forces Scott to choose between his life and that of his son. After his heroic sacrifice, his family is left to pick up the pieces and forge ahead to a future in the vacuum he left behind.

Now, in 2021, his son Hedley inherits music for himself, becoming a star in his own right as technology gives new life to the medium. Scott’s daughter, affectionately known as Soup, throws herself into unravelling the mysteries of her family’s history. Michelle commits herself to keeping them all together and trying to make sense of life without the one she loves. Through it all, the AFF looms in the shadows, threatening to resurrect the pain they have just begun to overcome.

In the first of his new series, Travis Haugen explores the reaches of the near future through his love of music, technology, and the unbreakable bonds of family. This book includes digital access to twenty-four original songs created by the author to bring the story and its characters to life.

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I’m a Canadian prairie boy. I spent over 40 years of my life as a musician, travelling across Canada and the US playing nightclubs and honky-tonks. It was a great way to make a living.
I drifted into writing out of that. A song I wrote put me there. The books came from the song; the song came from loneliness. That song was “I Call Your Name”. Back in 2001, we were the house band at The St. Louis Hotel in Calgary. One night after hours, I sat on my bed, picked up my acoustic, and out came the song. I played it through a few times, decided I liked it, jotted down the lyrics and turned out the lights. Later, I bolted upright from my sleep in a sweat, jumped up to my computer and began typing. I typed until I collapsed. When I woke, I read what I had (47 pages), and got right back to writing. I was in the fire. I never looked back. That book became the first in the One Song series. There are now four. “I Call Your Name” started the process.
Anytime I can, I love to head to the outdoors with my camera, hiking with my niece, Candy, and any number of family and friends who wish to come along. The comedy team of Carl and Murphy (Candy’s two small dogs) is always with us. I’m also deep into Canadian Postal History, especially the Small Queens era of Canada, circa 1870-1897. Life is good.

About Why You Can’t Catch a Rocket to Mars: Some Personal Reflections on Science and Society, by Lyndon N. Smith

Hey you, all lovers of science and technology, this richly illustrated book is for you, no matter what age and what level of understanding of physics you have. Here you will learn about what has been holding back science and technology for many years, and what we can do about it. You will obtain a fascinating glimpse into a wide range of fantastic future possibilities that include: artificial intelligence, androids, invisibility, nanotechnology, space elevators, eternal life, interstellar travel, and more…
You will find this book to be light-hearted and accessible – it makes liberal use of quotations and allusions to well-known figures from popular culture. The text is so highly informative, engrossing, and enlightening, that you will not be able to put the book down nor stop thinking about it. You will wonder why we don’t hear more about how modern technologies can revolutionise our lives. You will understand why we need to spend more time and effort on looking to the fantastic possibilities of the future. And; you will never view Sherlock Holmes or Star Trek in the same way again!

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Lyndon N. Smith has a strong interest in science and technology, and a particular fascination with developments in physics and engineering that can have potentially revolutionary effects on the way we live. He feels that scientific and technological developments of recent decades have been less dramatic than was expected, say, seventy years ago and that an investigation into why this is the case and what we can do about it is well overdue. His background includes degrees in physics, robotics and engineering, as well as 26 years of research experience in the UK (and USA), which has resulted in 180 technical papers, two books and the supervision of 20 PhDs. As well as being a professor at a major UK university, he is also something of a bibliophile; but has had a long-standing concern about the lack of accessibility of many science and technology related publications, in terms of the associated difficulties with public engagement with science, as well as reducing the likelihood of science having a strong and beneficial impact on society. He believes that one way to increase the accessibility of science is to employ an informal style, and to make liberal use of quotations and allusions to well-known figures from popular culture. This is what he has aimed to do with his new book. His intention is to make you wonder why we don’t hear more about how modern technologies can revolutionise our lives. He believes we need to spend more time and effort on looking to the future rather than agonising over the past. And he uses discussion of people and events from the past, as well as various predictions of the possible future, to throw light on the situation for science and technology, and what developments we might expect going forward. Lyndon lives in Central Somerset, with his wife and son.

About Neon Digital Darkness

An anthology of two fascinating science fiction short stories. Will be discounted to 99c for the next few weeks.

In the underground city amongst the cables lives Jambi, he hacks to survive and to find out what happened to his parents. -Digital Jambi

“Break the narrative and the future breaks with it, if we leave the past in the tomb of history.”
-The Undercover Goth, by Davene Le Grange

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James L Graetz is an Australian author and Davene Le Grange is in the USA.
They both have an interest in reading and writing science fiction, cyberpunk and fantasy.
They became friends over writing, and both got cute puppies about the same time.

About A Man with A White Shadow

A Man with A White Shadow is a story of a soul, Ganesha, who wants to change the world for the better. God allows him to do as he wishes, but he has to take a human form to change the world. This story is about what Ganesha writes about how he is going to live on the earth against how his life turns out when he is in the human form.

There are two common philosophies we are entangled with, one, that we are alone and there is nothing called destiny, and the other that revolves around destiny and having a predefined path. Authored by Vikram Suryawanshi, this novel portrays the possibility that every human has written his/her own destiny before taking the human form. However, due to innumerable mysteries, they often remain distant from their written paths. This book talks about some of those mysteries.

There are two stories running parallelly in the book: One where Ganesha finds out about all the mysteries and the other where some human characters strive to achieve their earthly ambitions. The contrast between these two storylines forces readers to break the barriers of their understanding of this world, and see the world as a child does.

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Vikram Suryawanshi is a writer, publisher, and entrepreneur. After completing his bachelor’s in Engineering, he started working as a copywriter because of his passion. Soon, he started his own business magazine. In the meanwhile, he pursued Masters’s in English Literature and wrote the novel A Man with A White Shadow. He has been writing short stories, which were critically acclaimed and loved by the audience. He worked on A Man with A White Shadow for three years and expects this book to have a positive influence on the readers.

About Always Pass Uphill of a Yak: And Other Lessons from Nepal by Deborah Roe

Already gobbled up every Bill Bryson and Paul Theroux book? Loved Eat, Pray, Love and Under The Tuscan Sun? Make this Amazon #1 New Release your next read.

An unlikely trio—a middle aged-couple and a fun-loving cousin—discovers adventure in Nepal. They take in the sacred temples of Kathmandu and Bhaktapur, the wildlife of Bardia and Chitwan national parks, the recreation of Pokhara, and the majesty of Lower Mustang. The book is a celebration of Nepal and its people, told with honesty, awe, and humor.

Here’s what readers are saying: “Although I have never been to Nepal, I had a real feel of being there and it brought back experiences I encountered traveling in India. I loved reading this story as much as I have enjoyed reading of the adventures of and by Paul Theroux.”

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Deborah Roe is the program manager for a clean energy non-profit, an author, a podcaster, a veteran librarian, and former Camp Fire Girl. Her greatest joys in life are learning and exploring the outdoors. With a background in environmental science, she tries never to stray too far from these roots. Her website https://PlanetEandMe.com and Planet E and Me Podcast focus on how every day people can make a difference for the planet. When Deb is not reading, writing, or hiking, she can often be found in her local community garden.