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A Patriot’s Letters To AMERICA
Daniel Harmeson
About the Book
The essence of America that which really unites us, is not ethnicity, or nationality, or religion. It is an idea, and what an idea it is- that you can come from humble circumstances and do great things. That it doesn’t matter where you come from but where you are going.
Condoleeza Rice
“Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country”.
John F. KennedyThese letters to America represent one side of the coin. Belief in small government. Belief in the 8,928 words of the Declaration of Independence, The Constitution and its 27 Amendments. Belief in the Right to pursue happiness. Belief in not relying on big government. Belief in freedoms/ liberties. Belief in America. Hopefully by reading these letters one will begin to, understand a differing value and the great love of this Republic. Or, reinforce that you are not alone in your beliefs. Through understanding, compromise, critical thinking and ownership for our actions, just maybe the great divide can begin to close.
About the Author
Dan is a retired 27 year veteran of the US Navy. Married to a loving wife, Zeny, for 39 years. Has two wonderful children and 4 loving grandchildren. His great love and gratitude to this Republic has inspired him to write letters to America.
Dedication:
Many thanks to my daughter, Charity for helping me get this project to publish. And to my wife who continues to inspire me through her great love of this Republic. Additionally, I owe a thanks to my youngest daughter, Christina, for reminding me there are two sides of the coin. Finally, I owe everything to America for giving me and my family the Right to pursue happiness. -
In an Enemy’s Country
Jim Fraiser
About the Book
Liberty if fleeting; terrorism is eternal!” Or so learns Assistant U.S. Attorney and widower John Ferguson as he struggles to handle the news of an impending pandemic as well as a perplexing new case, all the while rearing a precocious four-year-old son and bright but troubled teenage daughter. But when he discovers that the Occupy the Park protester he’s prosecuting for assault on a federal marshal may be linked to a terrorist organization seemingly intent on wreaking havoc in his Jackson, Mississippi hometown, and a mysterious new love interest practically appears on his doorstep, he soon finds himself locked in a life and death struggle with a brilliant but demented revolutionist dedicated to the destruction of everyone Ferguson loves and, upon success, the eventual eradication of the American way of life.
About the Author
Jim Fraiser is the author of five works of fiction and eleven nonfiction books about the history, architecture and culture of thef Deep South. He is a federal administrative law judge in New Orleans, a former adjunct law professor, who pens freelance book reviews for Mississippi newspapers and magazines. He lives in Pass Christian with son Paul and feline Oreo.
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No…Where are you really from?
Dr. Bridget Erhabor
About the Book
Our country of birth is not our true place of origin. We are all spirits who live in a body so we can occupy Earth for a brief season. So, where are you really from? Knowing and living in the reality of the right answer to this question makes all the difference in the world in determining the experiences we have here on Earth—powerful or pitiful. Our true heritage and lineage is of Christ. Christians must fully understand this if we, as a body, are to walk in the fullness of who we are in Christ here on Earth.About the Author
Dr. Bridget has multiple degrees in business and religion. She uses it all to the glory of Godbecause she believes that the only thing that truly counts at the end of the day is loving God and loving people. Bridget is married to Daniel for twenty-six years and counting and blessed with eight anointed children. They oversee Love Foundation International, having branches and daughter churches in America, Europe, and Africa with a vision of reaching the nations of the world with the love of God as revealed in Christ Jesus. Together they pastor a local church inMaryland USA.
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Rising From the Ashes
A Spiritual Healing Through Poetry
Jolainne BoRienne
About the Book
Rising From the Ashes has come into being after years of a soul-searching journey from childhood abuse. Through the vivid imagery of poetry it gives affirmation to the wonderful healing process, especially when the process allows the Spirit to work hand in hand with one’s own difficult emotional work. The book links the spiritual journey with seasons of the year to illustrate how the process goes through cycles until, eventually, one day you wake up to the realization that rebirth really does happen and life is truly a gift.About the Author
Jolainne BoRienne has recently retired from a wonderful profession where she has had the privilege of working as a teacher with a variety of elementary and preschool age children for almost twenty-five years. She is also the survivor of childhood abuse, but that no longer defines who she is. She lives with her husband in a suburban Long Island community where they raised four independent and loving children. Her hobbies are reading, drawing, painting, writing poetry, working on puzzles, and traveling. -
The Evolution Of Spring
The Qrie, Mad Mac and the Mer Book 1 Second Edition Revised and Expanded
J.M. Hair
About the Book
The Qrie have been here forever. They have guarded us, shielded us, and protected us from the beginning. They know they are going to be discovered and must do it on their terms.
Breath, the hybrid child of humanity and the extraterrestrial Qrie, knows there’s nothing weird about her. The Qrie voices in her head have taught her, advised her, comforted her, guided her to academic success, and a promising career in oceanography. They have taught the young Australian woman how to be Qrie, wise, kind, and rationally compassionate.
As the Qrie initiate diplomatic ties with humanity she comes under attack by the misguided Earth Only movement.About the Author
J. M. Hair has had an eclectic and productive life, as a designer with sixteen patents to his name. He has been a physicist, inventor, scientist, engineer, technical writer, and a lucid dreamer, amongst other things.
His daughter needed a powerful superhero to compete in role-playing adventures with her brother and his friends. One of his lucid dreams became the inspiration for the extragalactic Qrie, Mad Mac, and the Mer book series. The Evolution of Spring is the first of the series. He is currently working on Book 2- 4 of the series.
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Lo, I Am With You Always!
Douglas D. Thornberry Jr.
About the Book
First and foremost, I want to thank the Lord for life and the time to share what I’ve been, so richly blessed with. It’s for this reason that I’m dedicating this book to all my brothers and sisters in the Lord, Jesus Christ. My primary reason for writing this book is to offer words of encouragement and to refresh those seeking a recharge in faith and hope; to lift those up in spirit that trust in Jesus and to help those who do not know the Lord to have a better understanding: Jesus is… our only Lord and Savior.About the Author
Born and raised in St. Louis, Missouri, Glasgow Village. Attended… Glasgow Elementary, Riverview Jr. High and Sr. High Schools. Abandoned at fifteen: at Grey Hound Bus Station, Joined Job Corps for GED and 2-year Drafting Certificate: San Marcos, Texas.Graduated at eighteen and began 40+ year Professional Career in Engineering, as Draftsman, to Senior Design Engineering Consultant; generating 2D and 3D Computer Generated Drawings. Founded privately owned company: DDTServices, Incorporated Contracting 40+ Companies within America for Various Facilities: Mining and Chemical to Military: US Navy, Air-Force, Aerospace, including NASA; Attending Florida Life Christian University: Associates Degree in Theology, and Retired.
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2500 Years into the Future
Loran Yuseft – Part 1
Hiram Haddock
About the Book
This novel, 2500 Years into the future, is the story of a superhuman being with amazing powers created in the New Galactic Empire 2500 years after the Great War. In a fictional way, the author takes the reader to a new society created to critique the main institutions of humanity. He expresses his ideas about education, justice, science, and technology in a modern society. The author utilized his expertise and background in Corrections, in the Police and the investigations field, as well as his knowledge of the Court system, to give the audience his views of Law enforcement and the judicial system.
About the Author
Hiram Haddock was born in Puerto Rico in 1955 and attended school there. He is married to Violeta Ponce and four children: Hans, Hiram Jr, Adalice and Hanneloren. He started writing when he was in High School. He wrote poetry and short stories mainly. One of his short stories, “Rahim,” got published. When was attending College at the Interamerican University from which he graduated with a Criminal Justice B.A. In 1979 he joined the US Army and served four years. He began his career in Law In 1989 and retired in 2012.
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Poems of Me
Stephen Perez
About the Book
These poems I wrote are just poems of happenings in my life. Some are more personal than others, but they are all special to me.About the Author
I am a 63 year old professional truck driver. I started writing poems after I met a very special lady, about 4 or 5 years ago. We are no longer together but I kept up with my writing. -
I AM MUSIC
My Journey With Dimash Kudaibergen The Best Singer In The World
Pamela McGee Wilkinson
About the Book
So I am the author of this book and as you can see from the cover my name is Pamela McGee Wilkinson. I’m just an average retired woman in her “important years” who has rediscovered her writing skills and put them to use in this book and the other one strategically placed on this cover for the selfish reason that if you like this book maybe you’ll appreciate the other, especially if you have young children or grandchildren. It was written 20 years ago in January 2001 and I’m releasing it now. I guess I’ve been busy. Now, to the matter at hand. This book was a joy to write, create and compile for the sole purpose of shining a light on the subject, Mr. Dimash Kudaibergen of Kazakhstan, who is clearly the greatest singer the earth has to offer. I’m calling my book, a Fanbook, because that’s what it is. A book from a fan about the celebrity of which she is a fan. We are all fans of someone(s) and we tend to follow their talent or work or words etc. In my case with Dimash, I am following all three. He is a 26-year-old man who encompasses a heart and soul way beyond his years. If we were to engage in a maturity contest, he would probably win.This book speaks not only of my journey with him but it echoes the journeys of millions of fans or Dears of his and we are proud to claim a certain obsession. His music is a distraction of the unearthly kind. A rarity. A gem. Like finding that needle in a haystack that is almost impossible to find and when you do find it, you celebrate it and hold it up to the light and marvel at its existence. His serious Dears do it daily. Hold him up to the light and often try to share him with others. That’s what I’m doing here. My poems and other writings were always coming from a place of appreciation for his hard work over the years to perfect his vocal instrument and share it with the world and equally my appreciation for his humility and very generous heart.
Most all of the readers of this book are his Dears and share the same sentiments about this young man as I do and he has united us in such a way that he still is puzzled by it but completely pleased too. Thank you Dimash for that happy little accident.About the Author
Pamela’s introduction into writing began in high school when the English class was challenged to write a biography about a member of their class. Class members were asked to call them up and interview them over the phone and collect interesting details about their childhood, hobbies, etc. A week after the biographies were turned in, the teacher announced that she was impressed with many of the biographies but one stood out as the best example of capturing the personality of her subject and also utilizing her apparent natural skills as an interviewer. Her teacher informed her she should consider using her writing skills in the future. As the years followed, Pamela would find many opportunities to use her writing skills namely; poetry, skits, newsletters, roadshows and writing new lyrics for existing music for plays and talent shows. She also interviewed interesting people in her Memphis, Tennessee community that were published in local newspapers. She currently lives in the St. George, Utah area. She is the widow of Kenneth M. Wilkinson, mother of three and grandmother of seven. She is also the author of the book “The Princess of Cyres Hill“The author will be donating in memory of her late husband, a percentage of the royalties from the sale of this book to the Alzheimer’s Association, Utah Chapter, Draper, Utah.””
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Sweet Misery
Sandra Allison-Chatman
About the Book
Love has no limits
Passion has no boundariesThings come to a boiling point for Sydney when her cruel husband verbally attacks her at their daughter’s school for differently abled students. It’s the final straw! She refuses to take anymore of his abuse. The experience gives her courage to leave a broken marriage and start a new life for she and her two young children.
While embracing her new life, she encounters an unwanted suitor, Jeremy Thomas, who admires her from afar. A reluctant Sydney finds his flirtatious smile and air-of-confidence an immediate turn off. All too familiar with the game’s bachelors play, to seduce women, she sneers at his advances. But Jeremy’s determination and irresistible charm, combined with Sydney’s need for male companionship, eventually weakens her defenses and creates an opening to her heart.
Cautious, but still-vulnerable, Sydney allows herself to love once again and gets caught-up in the passion of romance. However, emotions spiral out-of-control as Jeremy’s thwarted past catches up with him and leads to a deadly surprise.About the Author
Sandra Allison-Chatman was born in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. The first of five children born to the union of Floyd and Elizabeth McMurray. Life wasn’t easy as a child living in a home with an alcoholic father. Everyone suffered from his illness. After a bitter divorce, her mother moved to Detroit, Michigan, were she was raised and educated. Month’s after moving to the big city, her father was found murdered. Dealing with her emotional loss and unfamiliar new environment, caused her to become extremely reserved. She found it hard to make new friends, so she learned to express herself through writing.It is with great pleasure that she presents, Sweet Misery. A story of real passion, an uncoated romance with all the strengths and weaknesses that makes it an extraordinary tale. Sweet Misery, embodies the challenges and the truths that mass audiences can relate to on their journey to find true love.
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PINE CONE COUNTY
Revised Edition
Lee Carson
About the book
Lee Carson is eighty-six years old and has been married to Velma, his wife, for sixty-six years. They have a married son, Scott, daughter-in-law, Dee, daughter, Perian, two granddaughters, Megan Carson, and Haley Metzner who is married to Paul with a son named Carson Metzner. Carson is a retired teacher who has spent most of his life working and teaching in the crafts of machinist and mechanic. He has taught Sunday school classes for children and youth most of his adult life, served as a camp counselor for children at youth summer camps, and as a vacation Bible school teacher, and currently teaches a senior adult Sunday school class. Also an avid bible student, he has served as and taught lay speaking, held most of the lay positions in his local church, and served as a delegate to the United Methodist Church’s Texas Jurisdictional, and General Conferences. He uses his life experiences in writing this book. ALPH is another book written by Mr. Carson that carries readers back to the first century to explore what everyday life was like for the people who occupied Judah and Galilee during the time of Christ. A thoughtful, rich, and inspiring depiction of ancient life, it follows two generations as they cope with issues of faith and daily living without the blessings – or burdens – of modern conveniences. Full of historical facts and biblical truths it is sure to both enlighten and entertain. Available on Amazon. -
Racist Bones in President Trump’s Body
M.P. PRABHAKARAN
About the Book
“Your pen is your biggest enemy” is the kind of warning M. P. Prabhakaran says he used to receive from his friends every time he published a provocative social or political commentary. He published them in The East-West Inquirer, an online monthly, of which he is editor and publisher. He has cited the warning in the preface to this book. The preface also says that, pointing to the subject of the commentary, those well-meaning friends would follow their warning with the question: “Why bother, if it doesn’t affect you in any way?”
In response, the preface goes on to say, Prabhakaran would throw the words, “Why bother, if it doesn’t affect you in any way?” back at them and then add: “History is full of examples of the disastrous consequences of this attitude.” He would remind his friends that the powers that be got away with the atrocious things they did because people were either too scared to speak up or the atrocious things did not affect them personally. To emphasize the point, Prabhakaran would draw their attention to the immortal words of the Lutheran pastor Martin Niemöller:
“When the Nazis arrested the Communists, I said nothing; after all, I was not a Communist….
When they arrested me, there was no longer anyone who could protest.” [The English translation is by Bob Berkovitz.]
This book is a collection of some of the articles published in The East-West Inquirer over the past two decades. The articles are Prabhakaran’s ways of speaking truth to power.About the Author
Most of his working life, M. P. Prabhakaran straddled two professions: journalism and teaching. He started his career in journalism, in 1969, as a cub reporter on Current, a weekly newspaper (now defunct) published from Bombay (now Mumbai).
He then moved on, as a sub-editor (called copy editor in the U.S.), to March of the Nation, another Bombay-based English weekly (also defunct now); and then to Free Press Journal, one of India’s leading English dailies.
After immigrating to the U.S. in 1975, he worked as the editor, first of The Voice of India, a monthly, and then of South Asia Newsspecial, a news and feature syndicate.
Side by side with his journalistic work, he also pursued a Ph.D. in Political Science, at The New School for Social Research, New York. After completing the Ph.D., in 1988, he taught for several years as an adjunct professor of political science, at the City University of New York. Teaching has always been Prabhakaran’s second love, the first being journalism. It started as a math teacher at a village high school in his native Indian State of Kerala.
Since 2001, he has been travelling extensively and posting his travel experience on The East-West Inquirer, an online monthly he started that year. The monthly, published at www.eastwestinquirer.com, also carries his social and political commentaries.
Prabhakaran has authored four other books: An Indian Goes Around the World – I: Capitalism Comes to Mao’s Mausoleum; An Indian Goes Around the World – II: What I Learned from My Thirty-Day European Odyssey; Letters on India The New York Times Did Not Publish, which is a collection of some of the letters he sent to The Times over three decades; and The Historical Origin of India’s Underdevelopment: A World-System Perspective, which is an expanded version of his doctoral dissertation.
M. P. Prabhakaran can be reached by email at [email protected] or [email protected] -
Katie’s Kite
Earlene Conner
About the Book
This story is about a little girl who buys a special Kite. Not knowing how special this kite really is and forming a friendship bond with the original owner who happens to be a princess.
About the Author
Born and raised in Kentucky. One of the first grandchildren of Ruby Wright and John Calvin Wright, and the daughter of Ruby and Earl Conner. She went to college and has a Nursing Degree and Minor in Business. She attended a vocational school and earned a certificate. She is a guest speaker at “Times” on “Black History”. Earlene is very knowledgeable on political view points and Science, Biology and Medicine. She has a lot of hidden talents that will show in the near future. Watch out for many more children’s books and horror scary books and love stories.
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Upward Road
The autobiography of Poet
Dadisi Mwende Netifnet
In “Upward Road ”, an autobiography by author Dadisi Mwende Netifnet, he weaves an intricate account of the trials and tribulations of his life. He reveals how he overcame self-hatred, illiteracy, and hopelessness to become a published poet and author of several books, spiritual leader, and activist. “Upward Road” is an inspirational book, leaving the reader to believe that anyone can attain their goals with faith, devotion, perseverance, resilience and passion.
-Katrina Perkins Kennedy, Writer, Houston, TX
Upward Road is an inspiring account of Dadisi Mwende Netifnet’s determination to raise himself from illiteracy to competence as a published author, from a youth with a questionable sense of morality to a man of integrity. The major turning point of his life was his conversion to Christianity and a responsible leader in the Shrine of the Black Madonna. A scholar intensely aware of African history and black pride, this former special education student refused to let any obstacle, no matter how strong, prevent him from reaching his goal. This book is a “must read” for every African American.
-Baba Mbiyu Chui, Writer, Minister and Storyteller, Detroit, MI
About the Author
Growing up in Charleston, South Carolina during the 1960’s and 70’s was not easy for Marvin Leroy Alston who later changed his name to Dadisi Mwende Netifnet. Raised by a good tight-knitted family, Dadisi still found time to visit some immoral places. Those distractions cause him to be placed in Special Education classes. Dadisi came to the realization after graduating from high school in 1977 that he had to move away from Charleston in order to save his life.Moving to Atlanta, Georgia and joining the Shrines of the Black Madonna Church in 1978 awaken him to a new consciousness. Dadisi soon discovered that he had the talent to write poetry. He became the recipient for the 2002 Shakespeare trophy and gold medallion for his poem “Sunshine Lady” by the National Poetry Society. In spite of the many challenges he had to face. Dadisi never gave up on improving his life. This family saga will have you turning pages to the very end.
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Emmitt Meet the Invisible Man
Williean Berry
About the Author
A farm girl named Williean Badon Berry was born and raised in Tylertown Mississippi. A grandmother who at 56 decided to pursue her dream to become an author.
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