Co-ed Naked Philosophy is the story of Christopher Ross, an edgy young philosophy professor at Gulf Coast University. Students adore him because he takes on controversial topics, and his department needs him to keep bolstering enrollment, but he faces losing his job due to an arrest for trespassing at an unofficial nude beach. Between brash and desperate, he decides to make his final seminar a clothes-free course, setting off a revolution in body attitudes that forges unexpected precedents...

Early in 2020, naturist fiction author P. Z. Walker had the idea for a collection of mystery stories to be called "Murder in the Nudist Colony," deliberately using the antiquated term "nudist colony" for a slightly retro, humorous touch. On social media platforms, mostly Twitter, other folks associated with the fine network of naturist authors chimed in. Ted Bun put together the call for submissions, Robert Longpré set up the page to share documents as well as the ISBN, Fabien Barabé desig...

The challenge was to write a short story for a charity anthology to be called Adventures Without Clothes - 20 people rose to the challenge!The guidelines were as follows: "Your story can be set anywhere in this world or any other you wish to create. Some of the people on this adventure must be without clothing for all or part of the undertaking. You should seek to include some elements of either quest, journey or rescue and some physical risk or danger for your protagonists. Gender...

The nude romance collection of this and any other year!Seventeen writers, eighteen stories, all with a common objective: portraying a romance at a naturist venue somewhere in the modern, Western world. Young love, love between seniors, love twixt people who have just met, the rekindling of old loves, laments for loves lost. They are all included.Naturist fiction is a relatively new genre where social nudism and casual nudity play a significant role in plot, charact...

Early in 2020, naturist fiction author P. Z. Walker had the idea for a collection of mystery stories to be called "Murder in the Nudist Colony," deliberately using the antiquated term "nudist colony" for a slightly retro, humorous touch. I put together the call for submissions, posted it on Twitter and they came. Writers, some established naturist fiction authors, some imaginative non-naturists and some new writers came forward. Robert Longpré set up the structure to share documents as wel...

A universal recipe for when life feels barren. A botanical tale of closeness and caring.Anna is mourning the end of her marriage when she runs into Maria by chance at her mother's gallery in Milan. When Maria suddenly collapses and is taken to hospital, the pair's lives are irrevocably changed.Over the course of the long, dry summer that follows, the pair come together to convalesce. Maria, an avid gardener, observes half-dead plants on Anna's terrace, and finds solace in tea...

This book follows a girl named Alexia and her struggle for survival. What begins as a normal journey quickly becomes abnormal as she ventures into the Human Eating Forest. The story delves into the uncertainty of life, where everything can change in an instant—transforming joy into sorrow, normalcy into chaos, and life into death.Will Alexia overcome her challenges, or will they overpower her? Was her decision to enter the Human Eating Forest brave or foolish? Will she discover a n...

The #1 bestselling chapter book series of all time celebrates 25 years with new covers and a new, easy-to-use numbering system! Getting the facts behind the fiction has never looked better. Track the facts with Jack and Annie!!When Jack and Annie got back from their adventure in Magic Tree House #5: Afternoon on the Amazon, they had lots of questions. How much rain falls in a rain forest? What is the world's heaviest insect? What the heck is a sausage tree? Why is it important to p...

In litter-strewn Epping Forest on the edge of London, might a writer find that magical moment of transcendence? He will certainly discover filthy graffiti and frightening dogs, as well as world-renowned artists and fading celebrities, robbers, lovers, ghosts and poets. But will he find himself? Or a version of himself he might learn something from?Strange Labyrinth is a quest narrative arguing that we shouldn't get lost in order to find ourselves, but solely to accept that...

College guides written by students for students.Wake Forest University Students Tell It Like It IsThis insider guide to Wake Forest University in Winston Salem, NC, features more than 160 pages of in-depth information, including student reviews, rankings across 20 campus life topics, and insider tips from students on campus. Written by a student at Wake Forest, this guidebook gives you the inside scoop on everything from academics and nightlife to housing and the meal plan....

Reconnect with Nature and Reclaim Your PeaceAre stress, anxiety, or constant screen time leaving you drained and disconnected? Discover the healing power of the forest through the ancient practice of Forest Bathing. This gentle, proven method helps you reset, recharge, and restore your body and mind—no hiking boots or wilderness skills required.About This Book:Learn the science behind forest bathing and how it boosts mood, immunity,...

In "Lost in the Forest," Ballantyne likely tells an exciting tale of survival and exploration set in the wilderness of South America. The title suggests that the protagonist, Wandering Will, finds himself lost or separated from his companions in the dense and unfamiliar forests of the continent.As with many of Ballantyne's works, "Lost in the Forest" is likely to feature themes of courage, resourcefulness, and the triumph of human spirit in the face of adversity. The novel may also provide...