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The Other Door
Fiction, by Kanti W. JanisThis is a story about Ayu a young Indonesian girl. She accidentally burns down her entire neighborhood in a narrow ally of Jakarta. Her parents send her to a relative in Vietnam to avoid an angry mob. In Vietnam she lives with her father's old friend who lives a very modest life, but one day he asks Ayu to give up her eyes. Horrified by the request, Ayu runs away and tries to live on her own...
The Outsider
Fiction, by Christopher J. CroninSex, fights, hockey, and struggles. Danny thought that he could handle anything, but Branton was a different animal. Hockey is life in Branton, and anyone who steals the show is not looked upon too kindly. Unfortunately for Danny, his amazing skill poses exactly that problem—he is better than every kid in town, and they will do anything that they can to prevent him from stealing the show. ...
The Owl and the Hawk--An End to Terrorism
Fiction, by John ErrettDownload this espionage thriller about counter-terrorism today!
The Path of Dreams
Romance, by Eugene WoodburyAlthough they have never met, a seemingly chance encounter leaves Elaine Chieko Packard and Connor McKenzie haunted by passionate dreams that neither one of them can control. They become determined to resolve the growing tension between the moral strictures of their religion and their own overpowering emotions, by eloping--a decision that triggers an entirely unexpected series of events...
The Pit
Fiction, by Frank NorrisAfter marrying Laura, the conservative speculator, after making a nice profit on the wheat market, becomes obsessive over controlling it. As his wealth grows in a short period of time and for a while he captures the market. Ultimately, though, the market corrects itself and he must save his fortune as well as his wife, Laura, whose love begins to flee from lack of attention from Jadwin.
The Pizza Joint
Fiction, by David LongA debaucherous comedy about pizza and pot delivery, that revolves around a pipe-dreaming "Regular Joe" who’s dragged through the wringer. (**Note: screenplay format**)
The Plot To Overthrow
Fiction, by Mohammad GoldsteinWritten under a pen name for a reason. President Obama, ALL Senators and Congressmen have hard copies. Hollywood IS talking movie. Also available directly from the authors website http://mohammadgoldstein.com/ The author flirts with the mind causing it to dance between fiction and reality. Five leftover hippies from the 60s meet later in life and figure out a way to overthrow, destroy, and...
The Quest of the Silver Fleece
Fiction, by W. E. B. Du BoisThe Quest of the Silver Fleece is a remarkable portrait of racial prejudice at the turn of the twentieth century. Through the characters, Du Bois demonstrates the efficacy of self-sufficiency for those who face discrimination while championing the benefits of strength in diversity to American society as a whole.
The Red Badge of Courage
Fiction, by Stephen CraneIn the novel The Red Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane, young soldier Henry Fleming entered the American Civil War as a nervous, unready boy. By convincing himself that others were more cowardly than he, however, Henry succeeded in making himself feel like a hero.
The Reluctant Terrorist
Fiction, by Harvey A. SchwartzCould a Holocaust take place in America? A prominent Boston civil rights lawyer looks into a not-too-distant future in which Homeland Security justifies actions against a new band of terrorists: Israeli and American Jews who survived a nuclear attack that has destroyed Israel. How would America treat terrorists who are not Muslim, but Jewish, and how would American Jews be likely to react...
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