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Crossing Xavier
Many of the oldest surviving stories in western culture focus on families in trying circumstances. Here, Bear Kosik explores the dynamics of families and their friends in prose, drama, and comedy. Boots on the Ground recounts the story of a WWII veteran and his greatest wish. Father's Day draws us into the confused life of a grad student facing loss on many levels. Mother Explains reveals surprises among surprise party guests. Each piece vividly displays the interplay of emotions that permeates family relationships.
Remaking Democracy in America
This book posits that democracy is defined by how well a government operationalizes the will of the people without impinging on any minority.
Restoring the Republic
Restoring the Republic: A New Social Contract for We the People provides an overview of political concepts essential to understanding the evolution of our political system. It describes the problems associated with too many citizens disconnected or loosely connected to the public sphere and the paths active citizens can take to restore the principles of the Founders of the Republic consistent with the knowledge, wisdom, and experience gained in the last 240 years. The work addresses the need to establish a new social contract, one that strengthens the ability of citizens to conduct their own affairs while guaranteeing all residents equality under the law and equality in accessing opportuniti...
Between Panic and Desire
A riveting play that will make you laugh and keep you guessing. Mark's PTSD has been triggered after his disability benefits are cut. His sister Caridad picks up their younger sister Esperanza, who has been hospitalized after a psychotic episode. Mark is confronted with his perceptions of reality when Dr. Greene tells him he was the one hospitalized and he has no sisters. Except Caridad and Esperanza do exist. Dr. Greene discovers the miscommunication, but the episode has sparked something in Mark leading him to try to explain what is real.
The Secret History of Another Rome
The Secret History of Another Rome explores the life of the leader of the Empire of Rome at Alexandria in the mid-27th century. Debate rages today about how to respond to climate change, population growth, and resource exploitation. What will be the result if the alarms are not heeded in our century? What lessons will humanity learn from failing to address these issues? The Empire is one possible result: a paternalistic society that provides the basic needs of its people in exchange for their faith in science and history and choice not to procreate.After twenty-two years as Supreme Pontiff of the Empire, Ranulf's memories flood back to him, from the time he moved to Alexandria with his mothe...
C Square
An eighteen-year-old enters a bunker in western Massachusetts. She reawakens an emergent behavior artificial intelligence placed in the vault five days after she was born. The machine introduces itself as Arthur; she was intended to resurrect the AI after it had been murdered by its creator, Adam Eli Nilo, her maternal grandfather's father. Dr. Nilo's efforts to save humanity from self-destruction using advanced technologies such as AI and genetic manipulation all lead to more problems than solutions and ultimately lead him to a mental breakdown. His story is interwoven with the experiences of his two children, who use technologies in far more mundane, yet equally unsuccessful ways. Dr. Nilo...
Ordinary Madness
Ordinary Madness is an online literary journal that seeks experimental authors and artists. The idea is that we want short bursts of consciousness, rather than a long stream of epic story telling. We want the moments, the scenes, the fingerprints and seconds of time that we all experience.
Big Brown Bear's Cave
Big Brown Bear's new cave just doesn't feel like home, so he fills it with all kinds of STUFF. Soon there is SO much stuff there is no room to stretch or scratch or do any of the things that Big Brown Bears generally like to do. And there is definitely no room for his friends to come and visit. Something's got to give! A funny story with an important message about the value of friendship. From the creator of the hugely popular One Hundred Bones and One Hundred Sausages.
A Visitor for Bear
"A Visitor for Bear has the feel of a classic, and it’s so cozy no parent could object to reading it aloud every night." — The New York Times Book Review (starred review) Features an audio read-along! Bear is quite sure he doesn’t like visitors. He even has a sign. So when a mouse taps on his door one day, Bear tells him to leave. But the mouse — who keeps popping up in the most unexpected places — just won’t go away! Cheery persistence wears down the curmudgeonly Bear in a wry comedy of manners that ends in a most unlikely friendship.
Two Little Bears
High on a mountainside, Little Brown Bear leaves the warmth of the den. He wrinkles his nose, stretches a paw, and with a deep breath, he goes out to explore. Meanwhile, where it snows and snows, Little Snow Bear leaves the warmth of her snow cave. She wrinkles her nose, stretches a paw, and with a deep breath she goes out to explore. Little Brown Bear and Little Snow Bear may be different on the outside but inside they are just like each other. So when they are brought together by chance, a very special and enduring friendship develops. Two Little Bears is a warmhearted tale of friendship and discovery - a reassuring and uplifting hug of a picture book.
