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Although Suvilla Bontrager Hershberger weighed less than four pounds when she was born at home in 1919, she survived and lived to the ripe old age of 92. Suvilla was expected to pitch in and help with the work while still young and she worked hard all through her life. As she lived through the depression years she learned the necessity for frugality. And as part of a tight-knit Amish community she learned the art of caring and sharing. In 1997 while living in Sun City, Arizona, Suvilla participated in a class for writing life stories. She laboriously hand wrote her story on ruled tablet paper and had it copied for each of her children and grandchildren. Now her daughter has transcribe ...

Introduction: In 1978 I began writing in earnest, sci-fi stories and thoughts, by 1983 I had begun writing for therapeutic reasons. In 1989 after hearing some of my work, my friend David Cucuzza talked me into reading at the Espresso Bar coffeehouse in Pasadena. These poems are from this era, up through 1993 my first marriage, grad school, singing with the band at the Upland Boar's Head and working numerous mental health positions. They are my development, my art, my identity love, peace and knowledge,

Page 1 The character of Greg Donovan, named in honor of my younger sibling, first appeared in the short story, “Transport,” in which a young man, not reaching his full potential in academics, signs on as a Cargo Liaison on a futuristic cargo ship serving the Mars colonies. His uncommon love of diagrams and schematics works in his favor. First published in the book, “Kellerman’s Five of a Kind.” Page 31 His second time at bat was in “Spacesex,” a libidinous tale of sex and murder on a space station with five thousand inhabitants. Just as ill intent and sex seem to exist everywhere, a space station if no exception. An adjunct tale in the book, “Precipice.” Not a tale to be shared wit ...

Describing the subjects of these writings is not an easy task. Existential, yet literal, they cut deep, revealing the inner workings of the author's psyche. Compiled from works spanning the better part of two decades, a range of concepts and emotions are explored. From philosophy to heartbreak, there's at least one in here for you.

Theron is more than a little nervous when Mom invites the new kid down the street, who just happens to be a werewolf, to his birthday party. But he soon discovers different doesn't mean scary - and that werewolves make some awesome mac and cheese!

This is a classical reinterpretation of a very well documented process, a process one must undergo to achieve a certain type of something. The very title of this book indicates the confidence of unconscious genius. In a new aspirant for public ridicule, such a title might be a good device to attract attention the author thought. If only he were being watched by jealous rivals and critics, he still would absolutely selected it. It was clear he felt the capacity to meet all the expectations he raised. - Russell Cruise

At any random point along life's trail, there are 359 wrong directions to choose from. This literary oracle provides 360 inspirational literary quotations which may be literally applied by outdoors enthusiasts, or metaphorically employed by anyone who's lost their way in life's journey. This is a comforting compass for anyone who mistakenly believes themselves lost and alone, and the antipodal companion to "A Wilderness of Forking Paths." Large print edition for the elderly and/or inebriated. Volume 27 of the Whisanant Mythos.

How many boys does it take to change a life? Well, in the case of Tessa Holman, it was three. Elijah, Derrick, and Joseph Pfeifer, three of the naughtiest boys in Tessa's extended family, get suspended from school after a long history of them bullying fellow classmates and disrupting the peace wherever they went. The boys' parents, Gene and Candice, decide to send them to Candice's father Adam's ranch for the fall and winter semester in a desperate hope that a change of atmosphere will help the boys make a positive lifestyle change. Upon the boys' arrival at Adam's ranch, little does Tessa know that the boys will help to teach her how to be a better example herself.

"A Wilderness of Forking Paths" is the antipodal companion to the previous Whisanant Mythos volume, "A Wild Hunt." Absent a moral/philosophical wilderness guide such as "A Wild Hunt," "...Forking Paths" illustrates the tragic potential lying in wait for each of us in the form of traps along life's wandering pathways. Utilizing Artificial Intelligence images extracted from a parallel reality regarding our subject's twin doppelganger there, this book uses the Temple of Scientonomy's computer network to translate those images into a storyline depicting an altogether different outcome for the parallel Dixie Whiz! Printed on glossy stock, featuring over 75 original full-color plates. Volu ...