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I Love The Zoo
This book is a child's view of going to the zoo and what she/he sees there. This book is very colorful, with spaces for a child to draw their own animals when purchased as a print book. The illustrations are done loosely so a child can copy them if they want and not be disappointed with their own drawing. The words are simple, descriptive, and rhythmic so they are pleasing to a child's ear.
The Yellow Peril
This study examines the way Americans of Chinese descent were portrayed in American literature between 1850 and 1940. Their depictions are compared to historical events that were occurring at the time the works of literature were published. This edition has additions and corrections compared to the original hardback edition published in 1982. ~~~~~ Excerpt ~~~~~ My purpose in writing this work has been to explore the depiction of Chinese immigrants and their descendants in American fiction, from the mid-nineteenth century entry of the first Chinese immigrants in significant numbers, to the eve of World War II. I consider both the immigrant Chinese and the American-born generations that follo...
Intricate Mirrors
The Hugo- and Nebula-nominated story "Hong's Bluff" leads this new collection of science fiction stories by longtime writer William F. Wu. Some stories are light-hearted and others dramatic, about alternate worlds, cyborgs, clones, nanotech, war-games, and life in space, often with subjects involving Americans of Chinese descent. A new introduction and afterword to each story enhance this book. ~~~~~ Excerpt ~~~~~ In the glare of the spotlight, Daniel Zisuey Eng stood on the high dais in the Temple of Eng Zisuey, wearing his traditional black Chinese robe of embroidered silk and a white undertunic. Now at the end of the ritual, he watched the crowd standing far below him. The sweet smoke of ...
Interlaced Pathways
This collection by longtime fantasy and science fiction writer William F. Wu includes triple-award finalist “Wong’s Lost and Found Emporium,” which was adapted into a Twilight Zone episode in 1985, and eight more stories of magical places, events, and spirits. Many of the stories involve issues regarding Americans of Chinese descent, and all involve universal concerns. ~~~~~ PG Excerpt ~~~~~ “What’s wrong with you?” she demanded. “I want to know! Why are you so callous?” She snatched up the metal container from the floor in front of me and held it wrapped in her shawl. “Tell me now!” she screamed, right in front of me. I leaned forward and spoke, glaring into her eyes. ...
Murder On Hickory Mountain
Ryder Malone is content to practice indigent defense from his mountainside cabin overlooking Longstreet, the perfect little tourist town. But after a chance encounter with a prisoner in the county jail, he discovers there is a dark underside surrounding Hickory Mountain, and it’s threatening his love and his life. Will he survive long enough to discover who’s murdering innocent men? ~~~~~ Excerpt ~~~~~ The prisoner clutched the bars so hard his knuckles were white. His nails were clean, and he wore chinos, a purple Izod shirt, and red-laced boots that looked like they came from Neiman Marcus. He was maybe in his mid-forties, average height and trim, and he wore tortoiseshell glasses. A g...
Exhibiting The Maid
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PuzzleBooks Press Mandalas ? Volume 2
Color. Relax. Enjoy. Feel your stress melt away as you print out and color in each beautiful, unique design. With each shape and color, every stroke of the pencil or pen, your mind calms, your heart sings, and your whole body relaxes into the meditative process of working with art. These mandalas are suitable for the child within from ages 8 to 108. This coloring book contains: ÿ- 45+ exquisite, creative designs ranging from thoughtful simplicity to focused complexity. ÿ- Patterns both engaging and rhythmical, geometric and organic, ready to accept your personal reflection, intention, and creativity. ÿ- High-quality thick lines, so your artistic creations will be captured easily and perfectly. Breathe. Color. Be at Peace. Namaste.
Lethal Lesson
Should women lead secret lives? A secret life where her scent is hidden, her predatory preference cleverly hidden by careful selection? A third outing for sixty-something teacher, Sylvia Kent. Warning: This short story of just 1,800 words contains explicit sexual content, themes which some readers may find distasteful and is unsuitable for readers under the age of 18.
Brutal Submission
What Anya wants is abnormal. She's a Cat Shifter. It is against her nature to submit at all, but it is all she can think about. She tries to ignore it, but the longer she does, the more it twists from a mere compulsion to an obsession. She doesn't just want to surrender, she wants that submission to be wrenched from her. Her fantasy doesn't just involve a single Werewolf, but an entire pack, all using her the way they want. She fantasizes about too many men trying to get to her, and then all succeeding, and she dreams of being touched everywhere. She imagines being pushed around, degraded and humiliated, filled in all the ways imaginable, and then... she finds a way bring her perverse fantas...
Public Submission 10 - 12
In this bundle, innocent young women find themselves inadvertently at the mercy of hot alpha males. Passionate, powerful men coax these embarrassed young ladies to surrender everything. Public Submission 10: Jungle Fever "What's a sweet little thing like you doing alone in the big, bad jungle? Do you want to get hurt? There're wild animals in here..." I backed away, certain that this stranger was more dangerous than any wild animal in the jungle. His lean muscles rippled as he moved towards me, danger and masculinity oozing from him. "You don't belong here," he growled, closing in, our breaths so close that I could smell the sweat on his body. His teeth bit into my neck gently, just enough p...
