Canadian musician turned sailor Ben Dahl is stumbling into adventures that call to his wild spirit. Lovejoy has penned a modern cowboy romance, awash in seawater, mystery and intrigue. Set along Canada's picturesque west coast, the Gulf of California and the deep forests of the Pacific Northwest, our reluctant hero sails into unfamiliar waters as he grapples with beautiful women and menacing criminals. Seasoned with a liberal dousing of music and humour, and you have a tale of ... well, sex, drugs and rock 'n roll.

Upon learning about the death of his father, Clay Forester, still grieving over the deaths of his wife and son, sets out to attend the funeral--a journey that forces him to face the past and forgive his father as well as himself.

"Freebird is such a timely book. considering the current deep divisions between right and left. A new classic for the collapsing political landscape of America."--Kim Gordon, author of Girl in a Band The Singers, an all-American family in the California style, are about to lose everything. Anne is a bureaucrat in the Los Angeles Office of Sustainability whose ideals are compromised by a proposal from a venture capitalist seeking to privatize the city’s wastewater. Her brother, Ben, a former Navy SEAL, returns from Afghanistan disillusioned and struggling with PTSD, and starts down a path toward a radical act of violence. And Anne’s teenage son, Aaron, can’t decide if he should go to college or pitch it all and hit the road. They all live inside the long shadow of the Singer patriarch Grandpa Sam, whose untold experience of the Holocaust shapes his family’s moral character to the core. Jon Raymond, screenwriter of the acclaimed films Meek’s Cutoff and Night Moves, combines these narrative threads into a hard-driving story of one family’s moral crisis. In Freebird, Raymond delivers a brilliant, searching novel about death and politics in America today, revealing how the fates of our families are irrevocably tied to the currents of history.

DescriptionThread of Hope is more than a word salad. It reads like a zine exploring the boundaries of the mental illness system. This chapbook of semi-autobiographical poetry, prose and artistry demonstrates the healing power of creativity and spirituality in the life of the psychiatrized. About the AuthorDenise Fletcher holds a degree in recreational therapy from Minnesota State University, Mankato and a massage practitioner certificate from the Minneapolis School of Massage. She struggles with bipolar disorder. Denise finds healing in the arts and writing is her passion. Her work has been published through On Edge, Kaleidoscope, Many Voices, Home Health Aide Digest, Hopekeeper's Magazine, Open Minds Quarterly, Bloomington Art Center and other various venues.

The Star Student’s Companion to Treasure Trove offers an in-depth understanding of the stories and poems presented in the textbook, Treasure Trove: A Collection of Poems and Short Stories. The questions posed and the answers given for each story are both fact-based and inferential. The poems have been analyzed in detail, using the same question-answer format. All in all, it is a handy book for acing up the scores. This self-help guide also offers a series of multiple-choice tests on the poetry section, to enhance the understanding of key points.

India’s Rabindranath Tagore was the first Asian Nobel Laureate and possibly the most prolific and diverse serious writer ever known. The largest single volume of his work available in English, this collection includes poetry, songs, autobiographical works, letters, travel writings, prose, novels, short stories, humorous pieces, and plays.