In the Shadows is a memorial volume for David Gray, the gifted Scottish poet whose promise was cut short by tuberculosis at just twenty-three. In John Ferguson's moving introduction, Gray emerges as a young writer marked by poverty, a difficult struggle to establish himself in London, and a heartbreaking return home to die, only to receive recognition after his death. Ferguson presents the sonnets as sincere, technically assured, and deeply affecting meditations on youth, illness, friendsh...

Pregnant, abandoned by her lover, and desperate, Helen boards a train heading west. She meets Patrice, a happy young expectant mother who’s traveling with her husband, Hugh, to meet his family for the first time. Patrice lets Helen try on her wedding-band—just before the train crashes, killing Patrice and Hugh. Thinking Helen is their widowed daughter-in-law, Hugh’s family welcomes her into their rich and loving home. For the first time, Helen’s life is good—until her ex-lover comes to tow...

David Gray was known for his poetry and fiction, and "Mr. Carteret and Others" likely showcases his talent for storytelling through a series of engaging short stories. Unfortunately, specific details about the individual stories within this collection are not available in my database.However, Gray's works often delved into the human condition, explored interpersonal relationships, and presented thought-provoking narratives. If you're interested in exploring his writings, "Mr. Carteret and ...

Welcome to a world where being a superhero is just another job. A world where the rich can afford comprehensive hero protection policies that ensure that the best heroes will come to their aid in an emergency. The poor, however, have to make-do with protection from government sponsored agencies with limited resources whose staff are…shall we say…a little less heroic. We’ve tracked the lives of the heroes that make up one of these government sponsored agencies, Heroes 4 Zeroes, through thre...

The climate crisis is here, and the end of this world—a world built on land theft, resource extraction, and colonial genocide—is on the horizon. In this compelling roadmap to a livable future, Indigenous sovereignty and climate justice go hand in hand.Drawing on their work in Indigenous activism, the labour movement, youth climate campaigns, community-engaged scholarship, and independent journalism, the six authors challenge toothless proposals and false solutions to show that a ju...

Can a counselor heal himself when the weight of anxiety and depression becomes too much to carry?In The Wounded Healer, 53-year-old Christian counselor David Gray takes readers on a raw, deeply personal journey through anxiety, depression, and the slow, painful process of rediscovering hope.With decades of experience helping others navigate addiction, trauma, and mental illn...

In "Mr. Carteret and Others," David Gray crafts a compelling collection of interconnected short stories that delve into the intricacies of human relationships and the often-overlooked nuances of everyday life. Gray's literary style is characterized by its rich, evocative language and subtle wit, drawing readers into diverse characters'Äô emotional landscapes while employing a distinctively modernist touch. Set against a backdrop of contemporary society, the stories reflect themes of existe...

A queer Anthology that explores the romantic life and happy ever afters of gay men navigating the LGBT landscape. All stories are written by Own Voice gay authors! From small towns to big cities, each story shows that love is love, no matter the season. Stories by Blake Allwood, Kelvin Young, Brent Archer, J. Scott Coatsworth, RJ Peterson, Derek Puddester, David Gray, Andrew McQuinn, Duncan Gaye, and M.D. Neu.

MR. CARTERET AND OTHERS by DAVID GRAY, AN ENQUIRY CONCERNING THE PRINCIPLES OF MORALS by DAVID HUME, and THE LEGENDS AND MYTHS OF HAWAII THE FABLES AND FOLK-LORE OF A STRANGE PEOPLE by DAVID KALAKAUA provide engaging explorations in fiction, philosophy, and folklore respectively.

Returning once more to a world where being a superhero is just another nine to five job! When Frostica flies into a jealous rage after Flame-O and Pink Girl are caught kissing on live TV, the government gives in to pressure from religious fundamentalists to ban superhero agencies. All hell breaks loose as villains reign supreme across the UK. Nobody is safe in this mad rampage, not the Houses of Parliament and not even the Queen herself!

MR. CARTERET AND OTHERS by DAVID GRAY offers a concentrated, compelling experience within art / general. This concise work presents carefully drawn characters and purposeful plotting that together explore themes of choice, consequence, and human connection. The prose is precise and economical, balancing vivid scenes with clear pacing to maintain narrative momentum. Ideal for readers seeking a thoughtful, accessible read, the book is well-suited to book clubs and classroom discussion. Its i...

Welcome back to a world where the rich can afford the best in super hero protection, but the poor have to get by with the heroic equivalent of third party, fire and theft. The “Lone Knight” returns from the pages of Hero: 9 to 5, but how will The Loner and the finest men and women that publicly funded super hero protection can supply cope when a mysterious figure leaves a trail of unconnected corpses in his wake? How will a young hero deal with the loss of his mentor? And, more importantly...