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The Native Americans believe in the sacred hoop of life, that all things are created in a circle. I too believe that, but sometimes the cycle is broken and mended with new life and the power of love. These stories manifested themselves through this cycle.
What happens when humanity finally reaches the stars—only to be told to leave? In Fredric Brown's thought-provoking sci-fi short story "Keep Out", Earth's first interstellar explorers make contact with an advanced alien race. But instead of a warm welcome, they receive a chilling warning: humanity is not ready. With his trademark wit and sharp storytelling, Brown delivers a powerful tale about human nature, technological progress, and the barriers we may never cross. A gripping and clever story, "Keep Out" remains a classic exploration of our place in the universe.Mostra libro
The bookshelves of American literature are incredible collections that have gathered together centuries of very talented authors. From this continent their fame spread and whilst among their number many are now forgotten or neglected their talents endure. Among them is Clark Ashton Smith.Mostra libro
The Ukrainian writer Vera Jelihovsky was born on the 29th April 1835. At that time Ukraine, or Little Russia as it was also called, was part of the Russian Empire. Vera was also the sister of Helena Blavatsky, herself a noted writer and a co-founder of the Theosophical Society. As a writer Vera’s works rests mainly on her children’s stories and little of any of her work is known in the West. ‘The General’s Will’ is a fascinating story of a dying man who tries, with the writing of a new Will, to right the wrongs his second marriage has caused to the children of his first. His scheming second wife attempts to change that. But will her selfish plan succeed? Vera Jelihovsky died on the 17th May 1896. She was 61.Mostra libro
A book of poems of the night and a gift short story Stand and Deliver - In the Moonlight Read by the AuthorMostra libro
"Mother, Interrupter" is a humorous short story about a mother who interrupts her son as he is in the most delicate and intimate of situations. Alfred C. Martino is the author of the award-winning novels: Perfected By Girls, Over The End Line, and Pinned; the stage play, Waiting For A Friend; and the short stories, "Quiet Desperation," "The Date," "A Day At The Beach," "Where Am I?" "Breathing In Rio," "A Cowboy's Way," "Mother, Interrupter," "The Boy And Girl: A Parable," "Grad School Daydreams," and "I Have Never Been Murdered." Alfred is also lyricist of the goth metal song, "Curse At The Sky." A proud graduate of Duke University and The Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern California, Alfred is a native of Short Hills, NJ, and longtime resident of Jersey City, NJ, where he is doggie dad to a beautiful Shepherd rescue, Gracie.Mostra libro
Job Stories – Vol. 2: Everyday Heroes offers a compelling collection of real-life voices from people who dedicate their working lives to the wellbeing of others. From the calm guidance of a vocational rehabilitation specialist to the spiritual insight of a Catholic monk, each story provides an authentic, personal look into professions that are often hidden from the spotlight – but vital to the fabric of our society.This audiobook invites listeners to sit face-to-face with the storytellers: a flight attendant sharing moments above the clouds, a geriatric nurse reflecting on dignity and aging, a disability support worker navigating challenges with empathy, a speech therapist revealing quiet breakthroughs, and more. You'll also hear from a pastor, a psychotherapist, and a street worker – each offering an honest account of their daily struggles, motivations, and deeply human encounters.The stories are as engaging as they are enlightening – perfect for those seeking career orientation, or simply curious about the real lives behind essential roles. With no dramatization and no fictional embellishment, every word stems from lived experience.Job Stories – Vol. 2 captures the heart of everyday heroism – not through grand gestures, but through compassion, resilience, and a commitment to serving others. Let these voices inspire you, challenge you, and bring you closer to the world of work as it truly is: complex, meaningful, and deeply human.Mostra libro
