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The Red Hot Chili Peppers' lead singer and songwriter shares a searingly honest account of life in the rock scene's fast lane—from the darkness into the light—in this searing New York Times bestselling memoir.**"Vivid and inspiring." —**NewsweekIn 1983, four self-described "knuckleheads" burst out of the mosh-pitted mosaic of the neo-punk rock scene in L.A. with their own unique brand of cosmic hardcore mayhem funk. Over twenty yea...

It's all about scars and what they mean.Old myths made new.Poems for those who've passed.Tales of the lost and found.Rarely seen stories, reprinted.Brand new stories - in new places and familiar words.Scar Tissue and other stories.Holmes ♥ WatsonRavenfallKitty and CadaverThe Vampires of MelbourneHolmes + Watson

Where the Pain Heals into Purpose...Are you tired of hearing "everything happens for a reason"? Grief doesn't need a silver lining. It needs space. It needs honesty. And most of all, it needs you, just as you are. Part memoir, part guidebook, Scar Tissue is the story of what it takes to rebuild after loss; a reminder that your deepest wounds can become your greatest strength.What This Book Offers:No More "Shoulds": You don't have to grieve the "ri...

A private investigator has seven days to track down a banker who disappeared with millions in stolen mob cash or face the deadly consequences.A vigilante justice P.I. series.Finn Harding specializes in finding people who don’t want to be found. Dr. Daryl Jennings is a family friend who mistakenly becomes entangled in a fentanyl smuggling operation. Finn negotiates a deal with a violent Indianapolis mob boss to earn the doctor’s freedom, but it does...

As lead singer and songwriter for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Anthony Kiedis has lived life on the razor's edge. Much has been written about him, but until now we've only had his songs as clues to his experience from the inside. In Scar Tissue, Kiedis proves himself to be as compelling a memoirist as he is a lyricist, giving us a searingly honest account of the life from which his music has evolved. Kiedis defies the rock star clichés, revealing that everything he has done has been...

A true story detailing a lifetime of toxic relationships and shocking abuses of every sort, which started in early childhood, Scar Tissue illustrates exactly how damaging unchecked anger, untreated mental illness, and familial disfunction can be to those trapped in such environments. Never mincing words, it vividly captures the horrors and heartache the author went through in her formative years, and beyond, and how it shaped every aspect of her life, eventually leading from a suicide atte...

Arthur Bryne struggles. Recently divorced, financially overwhelmed, mentally exhausted, physically spent - he's adrift in midlife. Purposeless. In a rare moment of quiet, while playing a game with his lifelong friend Chris, Arthur receives a call. His only child has been hit by a car.Sam, Arthur's only child, is a brilliant, kind, thoughtful nineteen year old. While Arthur struggles to rediscover his purpose, Sam navigates concepts of sexuality and gender. Despite often being at od...

Original Stories Inspired by Dark Fiction's Contemporary Trailblazers:Clive Barker, Ray Bradbury, Shirley Jackson, Stephen King, Joe Lansdale, Daphne du Maurier, Robert McCammon & Peter Straub.James Cooper, one of Britain's finest exponents of contemporary dark fiction, invites you to reflect upon the work of some of the world's most distinguished authors.In this masterful new collection, you will discover a range of extraordinary stories, each of which will hack int...

Scar Tissue follows the life of Judge Shannon Frison from the South Side of Chicago to the bench of the Massachusetts Superior Court, tracing the path of a Black lesbian Marine who moved through some of America's most rigid and exclusionary systems-military, legal, and cultural.The stories she shares are scars: some visible, others buried. At times, they became armor. Over time, they became lessons. Whether facing bias in uniform, judgment in the courtroom, or silence in leadership...

Aya Morrison used to be a musical prodigy. She and her brother played piano and sang beautiful duets together, until tragedy struck, silencing her voice and stilling her fingers with fear.Left to carry on alone, she falls into a life of near seclusion, living in her family house with little company outside of her family. When a little boy sends a baseball shattering its way through her family pool house, her world slowly begins to open up again.This new hope could make or b...

The stories in Scar Tissue appear under the enigmatic headings of Space, Home, Away, Nowhere, Somewhere. Through a wide variety of characters and situations, Clare Morgan's subjects include sex, death, relationships, the individual, the impossibility of relationships, parents and children, the passing on (or not) of things between generations. Many are informed by a sense of loss. The stories also explore contemporary themes of displacement, belonging, and identity, while Nietzsche and his...

A lawyer investigates a friend's tragedy to help bring the family closure—only to uncover a conspiracy in this legal thriller.Brady Coyne is an attorney with a select clientele and a small practice—he handles mostly the boring paperwork such as deeds, wills, and divorces and leaves the more exciting aspects of the legal profession to others. A call from Jacob Gold, an old friend and client, on a cold February day, however, shatters the slow pace of Brady's life. Go...