There was one detail the holy scriptures never told you:In this universe, everything you thought was evil turned out to be innocent. And everything you thought was good… wasn’t. Especially God.Holy Irony is an epic black comedy feast about a narcissistic God, his archangels who constantly question his absurd demands, prophets who fight like WWE wrestlers and throw ninja spinning heel kicks, and the chaos behind the scenes of every sacred text you know. It will turn everythi...

What happens when God, archangels, demons, aliens, and the Anunnaki collide in the same universe?This postmodern mythology novel is set in a unique world inspired by Christian cosmology. The story follows the archangels—Gabriel, Michael, Raphael, Sariel, Uriel, Remiel, Raguel, and of course Lucifer—as they question God, trade barbs among themselves, and unwittingly turn the cosmic order upside down in hilariously unexpected ways. Told with sharp wit and playful irony, the novel bre...

U2’s success and significance are due, in large part, to finding inventive, creative solutions for overcoming obstacles and moving past conventional boundaries. As it has embraced change and transformation over and over again, its fans and critics have come to value and expect this element of U2. These new essays from the disciplines of organizational communication, music theory, literary studies, religion, and cultural studies offer perspectives on several ways U2’s dynamic of change has ...

This title presents a humorous and eventful account from author Fred Johnson, taking the reader with him on his journey by bike on the famous route from John O Groats to Lands End - for the second time! Enjoy the ride down with none of the pain, through the struggles, hardship and laughter and through some of Britains most beautiful scenery. 'How NOT to cycle from John O Groats to Lands End". Fred did it once to raise money for cancer research after his wife died of cancer, he enjoyed it t...

Laura Montreville is a well-born and religious girl, brought up in Scotland by her widowed father. She is pursued by Colonel Hargrave, a libertine, who makes an offer of marriage which Laura, not knowing any better, declines at first, saying she will marry him in two years time if he reforms his wicked ways. The book follows the fortunes of Laura, who suffers impoverishment, illness and humiliation, all the while tormented by Hargrave who has no intention of waiting the stipulated two year...