From ghosts to spirits, from spirits to living humans - all of them part of the Universe in which they move and experience life in all its intricacies. To me it's obvious that we are here to harvest wisdom, but some are better students than others ...

Reality, as we know it, may hold many surprises, ready to be disclosed although not always understood in full. This book is about such surprising, but undisclosed corners of Reality. Also it deals with fantasy and the world as it MIGHT be if we could only see it ...

I've been writing all my life, but up till now most of it has been scholarly works. However, in this book I've focused on several aspects of love, some of which we most often don't want to know too much about as they go against the common image of this favorite of humans. To many people love is sacrosanct, something beyond criticism and evilness. In my opinion it's also a tool for social inequality, power games, hatred, etc., etc..

Tippy is much younger than her brother and sister. The siblings are living with their parents in a big house, but never played together the way Tippy does with her friends Rosie, Peter and Lois. Luckily enough Tippy is a smart, little girl who see through a lot of rules of society that not even all grown-ups understand.

“Landau's killer wit evokes Dorothy Parker crossed with Sylvia Plath—leaping spark after spark, growing to deadly dark fire. The Uses of the Body is her best book, its acerbic tone interspersed with lines of grave and startling beauty.” —Los Angeles Times* “As freshly immediate as ever, award-winning poet Landau reveals that ‘the uses of the body are manifold,’ moving in four sections with a roughly chronological feel from wedding parties to flabby bodies...

The godmother has never fitted in and no-one really wanted her at Dawn's christening. But all she wanted was to show her that there's more to life than pink...

She is angry sure with me.By now she knows sure I'm here. When she's looked in all the other places she always knows I'm here and this is where she looks next.But I'm here anyway. Here is out of her wayest. Here is not under her feet, making her mad at me, always under her feet is what I am when I'm not here or in some other hiding place where she usually looks first, before she remembers here and then looks here and finds me.I don't have many hiding places for our ...

Dilemmas, passions...The love of nature. Watcher watching the people's... Sometimes he enters to their lives, knowingly, unknowingly. Sometimes just watches...He tells to escape from the city, from himself...In a searching tripping , teller was escaping from past,meets some accidents that takes him to past again , like someone who similar his old lover, or a smell; anythingtakes him to past, he goes and comes between past and today...Somewheres, love of nature looks, s...

I would like to tell you a bit about my poems. When I started writing them, I really enjoyed it. I get inspiration about everything in life. I love to visit the beach, just sit there, and relax, and a poem would start to develop in my mind. I always take a book and pen with me wherever I go. If something inspires me, I write it down. I love life, and I have also written poems about my three children; even my little dogs, Sooty and Baily, give me inspiration. Some of the poems I have writte...

"John Malone’s lively and quirky imagination produces widely appealing poetry. The poems in Seeing Things are keenly observed, accessible and often humorous or whimsical. How fortunate we are that one of South Australia’s most published children’s poets is sharing his other poetry here in Seeing Things. Malone’s subject matter is diverse, from bovine weather forecasting in the poem ‘Cows in a Paddock’: ‘… you can tell what the weather / Will be like by studying cows in a ...

Occupational hazard has a new meaning.Having offered her firm and unequivocal resignation, Beatrice Knight is certain she is clear of her former employer, the Society for Paranormals, and is now free to proceed with her life and a wedding.It all seems quite simple, until the Society’s Director Prof Runal shows up at the train station, her cousin announces horrifying news and a ponytailed dwarf decides he needs her powers to eradicate all non-humanoid parano...