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Square Sails and Dragons

A thousand years ago Norse society spread through colonization and raiding. The tenth century settlement of Greenland was founded and ruled by Eric the Red a man kicked out of Norway and Iceland for murderous deeds. Greenland’s... Read More

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Baby Boomer Blues

“’Where have you been darling?’ ‘Well Ma’ I replied ‘I’ve been in prison in Morocco.’ She looked at me. ‘You must be hungry.’“ Zinnia Frisch an expatriate American and her secretive Dutch husband Beri are preparing... Read More

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A Phoenix Rising

“I learned about inequalities in the eyes of others. Just like oppression it is about ignorance. It is about insecurity selfishness and control. Mostly it is about fear of the unknown.” This quote articulates the type of treatment... Read More

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Echelon

"Echelon" named for a global intelligence agency with links to the NSA and the British MI5 opens with narrator William Mansfield recounting in awe the rise and fall of voice technologies pioneer John Ingleton. The storytelling slant... Read More

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Soul Sailing

When we combine our Authentic Self with faith in the power of change, we began to climb out of various holes… "Soul Sailing" is a broad-fronted appeal to a loose-but-gathering coalition of the traditionally religious and practitioners... Read More

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Imprints (On a Healing Heart)

“With a son in drug rehab his fiancée dead and his professional life in shambles he was apprehensive. Small wonder.” Imprints rejoins the life of a recently downsized Rob Grant who is saddled with calls from bill collectors in 1970.... Read More

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Life

Heat cannot be separated from fire, or beauty from the Eternal. —Dante Alighieri Pastor Egypt McKee lowers the boom on lustful pursuits and simultaneously offers friendly, insistently evangelistic encouragement to those who consider... Read More

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Beyond the Cedars

*To live in this world // you must be able / to do three things: / to love what is mortal; / to hold it // against your bones knowing / your own life depends on it; / and when the time comes to let it go / to let it go. —*Mary Oliver... Read More

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