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A History of Hazardous Objects
Laura de León is a radar astronomer who studies Potentially Hazardous Objects (PHOs) such as threatening asteroids and comets at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab in Pasadena, California. In Los Angeles in 2020, several crises are coalescing. The first strain of SARS-CoV-2 triggers the lockdowns, the city roils with protests of Derek Chauvin’s murder of George Floyd and the police killing of Breonna Taylor, while the Bobcat Fire sweeps across the San Fernando Valley. In the midst of these emergencies, Laura is struggling to keep her family alive. Simultaneously, Laura is trying to write the history section of a Congressional report titled the National Near-Earth Object Preparedness Strategy and Action Plan. This report will advise Congress that it must develop a system to detect and deflect PHOs, and the section Laura is working on cites several historical meteorite impacts as proof that the Earth is now undefended against a significant impact event. A story about family, love, risk, and science, A History of Hazardous Objects contemplates how experiencing trauma and pain may help us secure a safer and more just world.
Girl Alone
Step into the world of Girl Alone by Anne Austin, a heartfelt and compelling tale of a young woman's journey to self-discovery and independence. This poignant story explores the challenges faced by a girl who must navigate life on her own, in a world that often seems uncertain and unforgiving. As the narrative unfolds, you'll follow the protagonist's struggle to carve out her place in a world that doesn't always seem welcoming. With each page, you'll witness her resilience and determination to rise above her circumstances, offering a powerful message of empowerment and hope.But here's the question that will linger in your mind: What does it truly mean to be "alone"? Is solitude a source of s...
Murder at Bridge
In 'Murder at Bridge,' Anne Austin delivers an ingeniously crafted tale that weaves suspense with deductive prowess, resurfacing as a meticulously reproduced edition by DigiCat Publishing. The narrative seduces with its literary style that evolves from the rich traditions of the mystery genre, resonating with the meticulous construction found in early 20th-century detective stories. Set against the backdrop of an engaging bridge game turned deadly, the novel explores the complexities of crime, interlacing the genteel with the macabre. Austin's prose navigates this paradox with a poised voice, revealing secrets with the turn of every page while situating her work within the larger literary co...
Circles Within Circles
The Aim of this book is to Share the Author’s Experiences, As a Seer, To Help Others, Born with the Same Gifts, Who may have No One to turn to for Help. Many practical instances are given in this truthful, Entertaining, Authentic Work. It will inspire and encourage those setting out on their Journey!
