Religion | Religion
Jan.30.2013
Sara Brubaker was two years old when a German Baptist couple adopted her. She has become a beautiful woman, and works as a secretary for Alexander's. Now she's torn between wanting to live in the normal world of fun and fashion, or joining the Dunkards to truly belong with her adoptive family....
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Nov.04.2012
IRON weaves a compelling coming of age tale set during the agony of the Soviet Union. Rape, prison and death are always around the corner. Every day is a new game of Russian roulette. There is no tomorrow.
Rebellious, savage and hungry for love and all things real, Zabrisky's characters live on...
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Aug.18.2012
A compilation covering over 25 years, a "Best of..." collection of Burns' most personal and unsettling verse. Apocalyptic, austere, elegant, terrifying.
Includes an author's Afterword--not available as an e-book.
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Jul.21.2012
From earliest childhood I saw my guardian angels. I saw God and His Blessed Mother and the saints. I also saw Satan and the devils. I saw the Indians who had lived in our hills before the white men came, and I saw the settlers on horses and walking the streets of our town. I...
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May.18.2012
In an unnamed Middle Eastern security state, a young Arab-Indian hacker shields his clients—dissidents, outlaws, Islamists, and other watched groups—from surveillance and tries to stay out of trouble. He goes by Alif—the first letter of the Arabic alphabet, and a convenient handle to hide...
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May.18.2012
The flowery madness continues in this, the third epoch-defining Bob the Angry Flower cartoon collection. See Bob go after Kofi Annan, robots, George W. Bush, science, religion, and U-Boats. Comics for the 22nd century, 100 years early! Get yours today!
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Oct.19.2011
Teenaged Pussies From Outer Space: A Love Story is about life, love, beer, women's rights, Mount Rushmore, immortality and the three cutest little space invaders since E.T.
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Oct.13.2011
From Publishers Weekly Where is it written that literary women must move to coastal California (if they don't already live there), become Episcopalians and write conversion memoirs? Miles, like recent memoirists Diana Butler Bass, Nora Gallagher and Lindsey Crittenden, loves Jesus and...
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Oct.08.2011
Of all human inventions, the mirror is perhaps the most intriguing, since it is so closely connected to our own consciousness, reflecting both reality and illusion. As our first technology for self-contemplation, the mirror is arguably as important an...
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Jul.08.2011
The weekly poker game was at Bob’s but he had to baby sit his six year old twin boys. Before they could even deal Bob was off to the other room three times. He returned and another racket ensued. So Randy said, “I’ll take care of it.” Randy returned and there was silence for an hour.
Bob said...
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