Find your identity, heal your wounds, and discover God’s unconditional love as your Father.Have past wounds, rejection, or broken family relationships affected your identity and your relationship with God? In Abba, Pastor Edwin Castro invites readers to discover a truth that can transform their lives forever: they are not spiritual orphans, but deeply loved children of God.With pastoral wisdom, biblical truth, and practical guidance, Edwin Castro l...

Edwin Morgan is best remembered as Scotland’s foremost national poet, a bold, lyric voice who shaped conversations around queerness, politics and post-war life. But Morgan was also a restless experimenter working far beyond traditional verse. This book brings together, for the first time, the full range of his visual and sound poetry – from vibrant poster poems and surrealist collages to concrete poetry, cut-ups and poem-sculptures. It reveals Morgan as a major figure in twentieth-century ...

The Last Cruise of the Emden is the true story of one of the most extraordinary and little-known escapades of World War I. On August 2, 1914, the Emden, a German light cruiser, was steaming peacefully off the China coast when over its wireless came the message that the German Empire was at war. The ship was made ready for action. Sailing to the Indian Ocean under orders, the Emden sank some twenty merchant vessels - most of them British - a Russian cruiser, and a French destroyer....

Worth Following explores how newly commissioned Marine officers earn credibility when rank alone is not enough, emphasizing the daily actions, judgment, and discipline that build trust with Marines. Drawing on real-world experience, it presents leadership as a practiced skill—rooted in responsibility, standards, and example—and one that must be re-earned every day.Worth Following addresses one of the most demanding transitions in ...

This is the vivid story of men at all levels-from the captain to the seamen-and the Japanese they faced in battle, first at the Marianas in June 1944 and finally on October 25, 1944, during the Battle of Leyte Gulf.In that engagement, the Navy bloodied the Japanese sorely, but at a grim price: The Gambier Bay became the only U.S. aircraft carrier in World War II to be sunk by naval gunfire.The story of the Gambier Bay is a tale of uncommon courage under fire.

This book explores the intersectionality of the Latine religious experience to help readers better grasp what it means to be a religious and/or spiritual Latine in the U.S. today. Through the voices of established scholars as well as emerging voices, this book surveys newer worldviews, and demonstrates the variety in how Latine religious, spiritual, and theological thought is articulated, and the construction of the multiplicity of the Latine social locations.Short, readable and ac...

A landmark new translation and editionWritten almost two millennia ago, Patañjali's work focuses on how to attain the direct experience and realization of the purusa: the innermost individual self, or soul. As the classical treatise on the Hindu understanding of mind and consciousness and on the technique of meditation, it has exerted immense influence over the religious practices of Hinduism in India and, more recently, in the West.Edwin F. Bryant...

Six giants of English and American comic fiction share the stage in this collection: Jonathan Swift's biting satire, Jane Austen's social wit, Charles Dickens's gallery of eccentrics, Mark Twain's dry American humor, Jerome K. Jerome's beloved comic timing, and Edwin Abbott's flat, delightful satire come together in ten stories built to make you laugh out loud. From drawing-room comedy to absurdist adventure, this anthology proves classic literature can be every bit as funny as it is endur...

Step into a world where wit, absurdity, romance, and laughter take center stage. 10 Masterpieces of Comedy Vol. 1 brings together a selection of classic comic works from celebrated authors, offering readers an entertaining journey through some of the most memorable humor in literature. From sharp social satire and clever wordplay to ridiculous misunderstandings, eccentric characters, romantic complications, and comic adventures, these works demonstrate the remarkable variety of literary co...

Do you ever take the time to actually look around you at God's creation? His hand is on the hills, valleys, streams, rivers, waterfalls, canyons, animals, plants and people that He created. Edwin Croyle has been captivated by God's creation for many years and God gave him the opportunity to combine his interest in photography with his love for God and appreciation for His creation. Edwin has been photographing the beauty around him for over seventy-five years and he has written between 900...

An evergreen science fiction classic, Edwin A. Abbott’s Flatland presents an alternate vision of society rendered completely in two dimensions.In the titular Flatland, women are line segments and men are polygons with various side lengths and angles. Even in such a simple world, social hierarchies and inequality persist. Social status is determined by a man’s regularity of shape and their number of sides. Women, as line segments, are considered dangerous b...

Reminiscences of a Stock Operator follows a brilliant, reckless trader through the feverish world of Wall Street, tracing his rise, ruin, and repeated attempts to master the market. Inspired by Jesse Livermore, the narrator moves from bucket shops to legitimate brokerage houses, learning that the rules of speculation change with the venue and that instinct alone cannot beat a system built on delay, manipulation, and human weakness. Along the way, he exposes the cynical machinery of stock t...