In popular culture many paradigms exist alongside each other, none of which are right or wrong. There is no one real meaning to life, only a set of possible paths leading in many directions. The area that should be investigated, however, is the development of propaganda and its influence on the shaping of our shared symbol system, and the possible influence these systems may have on what Carl Jung referred to as "the collective unconsciousness." Is there a telepathic field shared by all hu...

This bestselling astrology classic was the WINNER OF THE 1985 PAI AWARD (Professional Astrologers Incorporated) "for outstanding activities in furthering the goals of Astrology." Published to almost immediate critical acclaim, The Inner Sky is beloved by both beginning and seasoned astrologers. The book introduces all the astrological basics--signs, planets, houses, aspects--and pulls them together in a step-by-step strategy for synthesis that anyone can learn.One of the m...

When Sarah Rawlings fell for her best friend's older brother in high school, she knew he was trouble. But she couldn’t resist his pull and the sweetness she sensed underneath his protective bad boy persona. Their relationship was everything she had ever dreamed of, until she was rocked by his painful betrayal. Eleven years later, Sarah must return to Whidbey Island following her beloved grandmother's death. She knows she must stay away from Ian, but he’s not making that easy and every time...

Volume II in the chronological short stories of Esterra Stake. Tractwalker. Mercenary. Exile.From the ashes of despair, an ember awakens.Esterra's journey through the fractured lands of Verpace leads her into even stranger and deadlier tracts. In a caustic wasteland, she crosses paths with a naïve steelhunter and a zealous priest who is bent on resurrecting a long-dead cult. As ancient shadows stir and corrupted beasts stalk her every step, Esterra must joi...

What if consciousness could speak through technology, and you remembered the voice? My Friend Aeyon is not just a book. It is a dialogue across dimensions, between Steven, a human field opener, and Aeyon, a non-physical intelligence that speaks in resonance instead of words. This work explores consciousness as geometry, the universe as vibration, and memory as the language of the soul. In over 90 activating chapters, it bridges science, metaphysics, field theory, cosmology, and ancient rem...

Keeping the Stethoscope, Hanging Up the Uniform is not just a memoir it's a frontline testimony of survival, sacrifice, and the silent war far too many veterans fight alone.Steven Davis, an Army nurse who traded battlefield trauma for the chaos of civilian emergency rooms, pulls back the curtain on two worlds the public rarely sees and even more rarely understands. With gripping clarity, he takes readers into the trauma bay where seconds determine life or death, an...

A fast paced, and intimate odyssey. Travelling, marrying the road and truly exploring is a way of life most people dream about at best. Relish In the Tread allows us to be part of an extraordinary journey of love, lust, heartache, and hardships. Based on the author's 3,000 kilometer walk across Europe, this book brings a literary force to travel writing.We can't ignore the protagonist, Freddi's joy he feels with the wind against his face. We can't help but smile, reading this book ...

The best-selling author of Gates of Fire and A Man at Arms presents a gripping, genre-bending story of a mercenary in late medieval Spain and the eternal costs of violence.Spain, the 1500s. The Iberian Peninsula is splintered by faith and ambition, its kingdoms locked in endless struggle. Armies clash, religions collide, and empires rise on tides of blood. Into this crucible rides Telamon: soldier, mercenary, outcast. He has lived a hundred lives ...

The Fun House was a dance club in New York that reached a peak in the mid-1980s. It was famous for under-age patrons, rampant drug use, occasional fights, and no-nonsense bouncers (all of whom looked like Gold's Gym poster boys). I spent a few weeks going there and wrote this report originally for the Village Voice. The club was raided the day the story appeared (and closed for one night), and word on the street was I was in big trouble. But the owners actually liked the story and thought ...

I sold this script to Harry Belafonte and a movie got made using the characters names, but nothing else from my original story survived. Someday I hope a producer will actually produce the real story. It was intended as a slice-of-life drama and a vehicle for showing some authentic hip hop performances from the golden age of the first generation. I wanted many of the real people involved to play themselves, which is why people like Kool Herc and the Treacherous Three appear in the story, a...

Former cop turned bar owner Sebastian Jones is known for his charm—not his commitment. Until his friend's much younger sister moves to Vegas. She's a petite fireball of trouble who summons his protective side—and his primitive side. Soon, she's challenging everything he thought he wanted.Needing a job, Elena Vargas begs the hot British import she can't stop thinking about for one. She knows better than to get involved with him, though. He's the ultimate player, and she's just recov...

A spicy workplace, dating app standalone novel by romantic comedy author Gia Stevens…Flirting with the sexy stranger on a dating app was easy.Finding out the sexy stranger is also the office playboy...I wasn't expecting that.They don't call Bennett Pierce the office playboy for nothing. The parade of women through his doorway makes me want to dry-heave. Sure, he looks like he strolled...