How do you feel as the hours of daylight become shorter and shorter? What is October love? How do you harvest love? How do crickets react to autumn? How does the smell of brewing coffee affect you on a cold day in late autumn? Why do turkeys frolic happily as autumn draws to a close?These and other questions are answered in "The Seasons of Love."

It presents profound love poetry concerning the feelings that a husband and wife have for one another: deep, thrilling, and such that only a married mind can understand. The work is unique and exceptional, based on the author’s experience. You will not find it anywhere else.

The e-book presents an interesting parade: a parade of liars. The devil himself leads the way, followed by Cain and the brothers of Joseph. Next comes a section with the enigmatic title: “The Tail.” We conclude with false witnesses and hypocrites. In this e-book, you will also learn what the interesting word apate means. Do not look it up in the dictionary. It a recent coinage, and has not yet found its way into the English dictionaries.

This e-book treats many species of the genus Selenicereus. It offers a little information about the botanists who named the species, and highlights salient features of the each species. Include are Selenicereus grandiflorus, Selenicereus pteranthus, Selenicereus atropilosus, Selenicereus anthonyanus, etc.

Pegasus is Cupid’s horse. Various stars in the constellation Pegasus furnish the imagery of these poems: Markab, Scheat, Algenib, Homam, Enif, Matar, and Sadalbari. The Einstein Cross and the star cluster Cumolo de Pegaso furnish further imagery..The poems are interconnected to form a unified love story.

This e-book treats “The Romance of the Rose” by Guillaume de Lorris and Jean de Meun; Plutarch’s legendary biography of Numa Pompilius; “Ku and His Children,” a Hawaian myth remaniscent of the Greek myth concerning Orpheus and Eurydice; the original Pinocchio story by Carlo Collodi; and “The Death of Santos Vega,” a Spanish poem by Rafael Obligado.

This e-book treats gives general information on cacti and treats several species of the genus Opuntia, the prickly pear cactus. It gives fairly detailed information on the native habitat of each species and other useful information.

This work takes you behind the scenes. It begins with tips on writing rhymed poetry. The next article presents and explains a haiku that served as my personal motto for many years. This is followed by an article entitled “Confessions of an Author.” The bulk of the work presents several poems, and offers a captivating analysis of their contents. It also offers personal information on the circumstances under which the poems were written, explaining such factors as what prompted me to write t...

This e-book treats tardigrades, otherwise known as water bears or moss piglets; Halobacteriaceae, a family of extreme halophiles, Pyrolobus fumarii, a hyperthermophile; Trypanasoma, which causes African sleeping sickness, Chagas disease, dourine and nagana; chocolate; and the giant amoeba. It also offers a critique of current thinking on monophyletic groups.

In this e-book, you will learn about the Arsacids of Iberia, an ancient kingdom in modern Georgia. Also treated are the Magyars who settled in Hungary. There are articles treating Otto I and Conrad II, German Kings and Holy Roman Emperors, as well as a separate article on the Salian Dynasty, to which Conrad II belonged. You will also learn how Enrico Dandalo led victorious crusaders to Contantinople and established the ephemeral Latin Empire, and how Michael VIII Palaelogus restored the By...

This e-book deals with a collection of Longfellow’s poems entitled “Birds of Passage: Flight the Fourth.” The collection contains eight poems. The first deals with the U..S. Senator Charles Sumner, who was Longfellow’s friend. In the second, Longfellow travels, not with his feet, but by reading about interesting places. The next three concern places in Italy: Cadenabbia on Lake Como, Monte Cassino, and Amalfi. The next discusses St. Francis of Assisi and his efforts to converse with birds....

This e-book treats the satellites of Neptune. Considerable space is devoted to the physical features on Triton and the meaning of their names. Treated are its craters, its catenae, its cavi, its dorsa, its fossae, its regiones, its sulci, its planitia, its plana, its paterae, its maculae, and its plumes. An article is devoted to its rings.