Rebellion of the Forgotten: The Fort Hood Massacre is more than a book. It is a survivor's testimony, a challenge to official narratives, and a call for accountability.As a survivor of the November 5, 2009, attack at Fort Hood, I witnessed firsthand a tragedy that forever changed the lives of soldiers, civilians, and families who had dedicated themselves to serving this nation.On that day, 13 people were murdered and dozens more were wounded in an attack ca...

The Rt. Rev. Frank E. Wilson (1855-1944), late Bishop of Eau Claire, was perhaps the most prolific Episcopal writer of his era, authoring dozens of books geared to lay people. Over the years, his works have helped to renew the Church, encourage social and ecumenical progress, and provide guidance and insight to generations of Episcopalians.Faith and Practice’s reaffirming message celebrates our unique Anglican way of thinking while calling us to act faithfully upon those b...

The novel tells the story of Frado, a young mixed-race girl who is abandoned by her white mother and left to live with the Bellmonts, a white family in a small New England town. Frado experiences hardship and abuse while living with the Bellmonts, and the novel explores themes of racism, classism, and the struggles faced by free Black individuals in the antebellum United States.The novel is written in the form of a fictional memoir, offering readers insight into the life and experiences of...

Christine E. Wilson, Ed.D provides the exact steps, processes and tools to take you by the hand in an entertaining and no-nonsense style using her techniques, knowledge of the early childhood education field, social psychology, marketing and knowledge of digital products to get the freedom to work for yourself and leverage your incredible passion for early childhood education into your own consulting business. This guide covers: • Finding your unique niche as a consultant • Naming, brandin...

Jonathan E. Wilson confesses, “I wrote these poems in real time—not as reflections on crisis, but as dispatches from inside it.” Each poem has a date, from February 17, 2025, just days after his son was diagnosed with a brain tumor, to November 14 of the same year, a month after his father’s death.Wilson has spent decades traveling to war zones and disasters helping children recover from trauma, understanding it professionally, but in 2025 “trauma came home.” This book documents Wi...

Our Nig is an autobiographical novel by Harriet E. Wilson, her only published work. It was written not for pleasure, but to financially support the lives of the author and her sick child. It was long considered to be the first novel published by an African-American woman in the United States, but recent research has put that title into question.Frado, born to a white mother and black father, is abandoned by her parents at age six and left to the Bellmont family. Though the...

William is ready for a bit of rest and relaxation at a friend's estate in the Victorian English countryside. Pleasure turns to terror though as William comes face to face with a fearsome creature roaming the dark hallways of the manor house.This story is also available in Death Takes a Corpse: 5 Victorian Horror Stories.

A widowed woman is befriended by an unkindness of ravens offering unnatural help, a wealthy aristocrat encounters a terrifying presence in the midnight hallways of a manor house, a grieving mother finds a measure of madness by piercing the veil between life and death.Death Takes a Corpse is a collection of five sinister and spooky Victorian tales that will leave you wanting to keep the lights on long after bedtime.Ravens in the Park: Recently widow...

Living to Tell the Horrid Tales: True Life Stories of Fomer Slaves, Historical Documents & Novels assembles an expansive archive of slavery, resistance, flight, and remembrance across autobiography, testimony, antislavery polemic, fiction, journalism, travel writing, and documentary records. Its range illuminates both the brutal structures of enslavement and the literary strategies through which survivors and witnesses made those structures legible. Narratives of escape, family separation,...

A Life in Chains brings together a compelling collection of narratives, essays, and stories that converge on the harrowing realities of slavery and the pursuit of freedom in 19th-century America. This anthology navigates a spectrum of literary styles, from reflective memoirs to incisive social commentaries, providing a multifaceted panorama of the African American experience under the shadow of oppression. The works resonate with diversity, offering both the raw recounting of personal expe...

Living to Tell the Horrid Tales: True Life Stories of Former Slaves, Historical Documents & Novels transcends traditional bounds of literature to offer a profound exploration of the human spirit. This anthology delves into the complex tapestry of slavery through a plethora of literary styles, from the stark realities in autobiographical narratives to the imaginative force of novels, infusing each piece with a sense of urgency and historical significance. The collection encompasses an array...

Living to Tell the Horrid Tales: True Life Stories of Former Slaves, Historical Documents & Novels is a seminal collection that weaves together a tapestry of narratives documenting the visceral realities of slavery and its enduring impact. This anthology presents a rich array of literary styles, from harrowing autobiographical accounts to incisive essays and riveting novels. The collection's strength lies in its diversity, featuring standout pieces that poignantly capture the human spirit'...