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An electrician by trade, my father dreamed of becoming a write. Back then, you had to pay for a publisher to read your book and decide if they liked it. Now, with the internet, it's so much easier. I am grateful to have to chance to make his dream come to fruition. These are his poems.

The year is 2045. It's been over 20 years since the plague Covid has left its devastation around the world. By the time this plague was under control 500,000, 000 deaths occurred. Countries were in total devastation of economic loss of business revenue. Countries had nothing to barter with. For other countries that nothing to offer their people. No food, no fresh water. It went back to the stone age for them. The only thing left that countries had to offer were their children to offer.

Forty-year-old Callie Jamison thinks she has a good life as a rancher's wife, until her husband divorces her for a younger woman who can give him the children Callie never did. Clayton Swift is an aging cowboy who knows it’s time for him to hang up his spurs, but he doesn’t want to do it alone.

A story of a young American Indian girl's life before Europeans settled here. It's a story of family ties, a life tied to nature and an life intertwined with nature.

In childhood, M.G. adores her old family house as if it were a guardian with heart and soul. After her mother dies, her father soon remarries and sends her brothers and her, one at a time, off to live with older siblings. M.G. buries her affection for that home, along with the family divisions and pain of her mother's departure. She becomes that kid–the one who falls through the cracks, and stumbles into adulthood wrecked, scarred, and undisciplined.

Discover the evolving universe of medicinal Cannabis through this comprehensive and enlightening guide. Journey from its ancient origins to current research trends, exploring how this plant is revolutionizing the global approach to health. This book provides an in-depth analysis of medically backed benefits supported by innovative scientific research, addressing efficacy in treating various conditions such as chronic pain, epilepsy, and anxiety.

The pathetic John Smith jumps off a bridge and seems to be dead but he isn't, the pathetic John wakes up in a world of crystal cubes and robot peasants, he then appears on a planet of strange green things, and then he gets shifted through a series of surreal liminal spaces, this ends when he appears on an alternative history Earth, his final destination is the astral plane of the simulators. The pathetic John Smiths suicide isn't the end, it is the beginning of a surreal adventure.