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Real and extraordinary stories of spirit communication from ordinary people like you and me.
In 1971, A young American couple working in Kenya as teachers are recruited to spy undercover for the CIA. The couple will lead a double life of intrigue and deception with neighbors, friends, and visiting family during the Cold War…
This collection of short stories represents the best of Doug Doug Pinkston’s short works, compiled over a 30-year span of writing novels, and non-fiction books, present a host of entertaining adventures, characters, places and action…
D.V. Thurman, a wayward reporter of the paranormal, sets out to investigate the disappearance of a famed monster hunter. Instead, Thurman runs afoul of the murderous factions of Southern Ohio’s most dysfunctional paranormal society…
“In The Fray is an online magazine for writers and artists to explore global issues and engage readers with personal perspectives and critical analysis. In The Fray has always featured original reporting, with firsthand accounts and exclusive interviews from around the world, as well as compelling personal essays, commentary, cultural criticism, photography, and artwork by contributors from all walks of life. We have published articles from writers and artists on all seven continents, and our content has won national recognition from journalism and advocacy organizations.” Monthly. Pays on publication. Publishes ms as soon as it is accepted. Occasionally accepts reprints, depending on when and where it was previously published. Responds within one month. Guidelines online.
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Writing with an eye for historical accuracy, the author illustrates how events that we have no control over can influence our choices and make us stronger.
Pawnee Prisoner, The Story of Jane Gotcher Crawford is a tale of survival set in the 1830s and based on the true story of the daughter of Texas pioneer James Gotcher and widow of Alamo defender Lemuel Crawford.
For dropouts who have escaped to this ski town playground, confronting the magical realism of love, commitment and change becomes confounding. Come uncap the disconcerting spirits of transformation amidst the environs of the Snowdragon Bar.
“Shadows of the Past” presents an Antebellum history of the common citizen. Fifteen intriguing chapters explore historical events that challenged ordinary society and how common citizens responded to often violent and tragic circumstances.
