This poetry book is about various lifes issues that are current today and will last until the return of JesusChrist.

NOTES FROM GODS HEART IS ABOUT HISQUAILITIES AND LOVING ALL OF HIS PEOPLE.

Widely recognized as one of literature’s most gripping ghost stories, this classic tale of moral deprivation concerns the sinister transformation of two innocent children into flagrant liars and hypocrites. At first, everything appears normal but then events gradually begin to weave a spell of psychological terror.Without resorting to clattering chains, demonic noises, and other melodramatic techniques, this elegantly told tale succeeds in creating an atmosphere of tingling suspens...

DEDICATIONTo C. F. G. Masterman, M. P.My Dear Charles,I originally called this book “What is Wrong,” and it would have satisfied your sardonic temper to note the number of social misunderstandings that arose from the use of the title. Many a mild lady visitor opened her eyes when I remarked casually, “I have been doing ‘What is Wrong’ all this morning.” And one minister of religion moved quite sharply in his chair when I told him (as he understood it) that I had to ...

In this new collection by the author of the award-winning The Philosopher's Club, Kim Addonizio takes the grist of the world and transforms it into poems of transcendent beauty. The dual themes of love and loss are pervasive in Addonizio's poems, made poignant by her keen eye and wise observations.

Home Going is the first print collection of poetry from award winning author Carolyn Weber. She weaves together an affinity for place, nature and journey, and takes her readers on a diverse path of both landscapes as well as several topical spiritual journeys in the daily life of Christian faith.This volume includes all of the poems from previous digital-only collections, True North and Summering, along with 13 new poems.The poetry in this collection echoes the signature st...

This is Jack Gilbert's first book since the now-legendary Views of Jeopardy appeared as the 1962 entry in the Yale Series of Younger Poets. Beat poetry was much in vogue at the time, a discursive poetry that rages against things as they are. Perhaps it was for this reason the strict compression of Jack Gilbert's work and its celebration of an ideal of romantic love caused such a sensation. The Times declared him "one of the most exciting voices of the second half of our c...

The 4th publication in the Allan Quatermain series. In this thrilling tale of danger and adventure, young Harry joins his father, the famous Alan Quatermain, on a hunt for lions deep in Africa.

A passionate and informative celebration of trees and of man's ingenuity in exploiting their resources: the perfect gift for anyone who cares about the natural world.Trees are marvels of nature, still-standing giants of extraordinary longevity. In a beautifully written sequence of essays, anecdotes and profiles of Britain's best-loved species (from yew to scots pine), Max Adams explores both the amazing biology of trees and humanity's relationship with wood and forest across the ce...

Poetry is written to encourage the reader to visualize a story and explore emotions.Sometimes dark, often with a twist of humor, the reader can be transported into a world of self discovery by imagining the turmoil associated with relationships.The power of observation and self-awareness as described in the book can lead to understanding human responses and why some have doubts about how to proceed.A complex and descriptive mixture of romance, torment, emotion, imag...

You have probably been searching for that book with so much simplicity yet so powerful, look no further than the pages of this poetry/prose book. This poetry/prose collection show meanings to words in ways you’ve probably never viewed them, it takes the misconception out of these words and breathes an air of simplicity into them. After reading this book, you will surely start to see your world in a whole new sight. Love, Hatred, Vision, Dreams, Religion, Politics and life in general have n...

National Book Award finalist Patricia Smith chronicles the Great Migration through Motown music and Chicago streets.In her newest collection, National Book Award finalist Patricia Smith explores the second wave of the Great Migration. From her parents’ move from the South to Chicago to being raised as an “up North” child under the spell of Motown music, she captures the rampant romanticism of waiting and hoping and the dogged disappointment and damage of living und...