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Life's a Joke!
Addictive! A book that reveals the true potential of Life and the importance of laughter. As Jay M Horne records a dialogue of a very special kind, questions about Infinite, God, existence, and the human spirits unwavering strength to persevere and heal itself, are answered as he fights and wins his battle with addiction. Written, in such, simplistic form that even the weakest readers can grasp the concepts. For once, a refreshing book on spirituality that needs no interpretation.
The Perfection of Life
Nothing was ever good enough for me. Every class I took, or job I tried always seemed to fall short of my expectations. With each change of tide I would look back at my meager achievements and say to myself, "Well, time to start a new chapter." That was the funny thing about my life in general, everything always seemed to be occurring in distinct, well laid out chapters. As if I was living some playwrights' script he had whipped up before my birth. Some will say that mastering yourself, or life, for that matter, is exceedingly impossible and should not be attempted. But, there are those who have made it their lifelong work to do so. Albert Einstein spent his entire life looking for a unifying theory of everything. Bruce Lee spent his time on Earth looking for the answer to perfect harmony. Jesus of Nazareth gave life long dedication to bringing world peace, as did Mother Teresa and many others. At a very young age I set out on a journey.... A journey for The Perfection of Life.
Published Youth Volume Two
Jay M Horne has been a lover of literary arts from childhood. Starting at age 10 when he wrote his first book, which you are about to read, and though he began such a literary talent, he would not come to be an author until 18 years later! It would come as a surprise to him when his mother delivered to his hands 6 unique short stories he had written as just a boy.These stories are short but VERY engulfing. You will feel as if you are inside the stories! The goal of PublishedYouth.com is to provide young literary masters with an outlet for success
As the Waffle Burns
As a research project, Jay begins a journey into the exciting world of the Waffle House line cook. He vows to stay happy and positive in the bleak atmosphere and records the experiences that bombard him as he perseveres through all the calamity. The humor is side splitting and the gossip is comparable to As the world turns; A soap opera. A must read!
Dingo Dango
Mason has been getting a taste of real living while visiting his aunt and uncle Down Under.Don't mind the shiner. Just a boxing match with a kangaroo. They're friends now.Mason finds that, in Australia, there are a lot of things scarier than catching an STD from a koala. Like, snakes, for instance. But, Uncle says, the poisonous spiders keep those in check.
I Took The Red Pill
Addictive! Red Devils lead this man to a book that reveals the true potential of Life and the importance of laughter. As Jay M Horne records a dialogue of a very special kind, questions about Infinite, God, existence, and the human spirits unwavering strength to persevere and heal itself, are answered as he fights and wins his battle with addiction. Written, in such, simplistic form that even the weakest readers can grasp the concepts. For once, a refreshing book on spirituality that needs no interpretation.
The Only Thing I Like about Living
After publishing numerous books on spirituality, philosophy, and addiction, Jay brings us his most informative and essential work to date. Contrary to the popular belief that growing up is a trap, he helps us understand the immense power that a clean conscience endows. Jay's unique experiences open us up to a world where accountability become the most rewarding part of living.The healing touchstone of millions, this modern work by one of today's most inspirational authors, holds the key to understanding addictive thinking in adulthood and unlocking the chains that bind your inner peace and happiness.The first and third person instructive life stories, personal reflections, and exercises read like we are right along for the ride. The book is a journey from cover to cover that-while explaining why you constantly seek that old childhood innocence-brings you back face-to-face with the experience of it, and leaves you smiling, hopeful, and thankful.
Pangea
They never thought that the symbol of their love could carry so much power. Jesse and Evelyn faithfully nurture their taboo relationship (despite, and with, the 'help' of supernatural forces) while uncovering the dark secrets of their families' pasts. The bond between the two could be the only hope for erasing global segregation and returning the great First Pyramid to its former glory.
Hubudi
A man wakens in an amazonian jungle, somewhere in Africa, most likely a tourist's trail of sorts. He's wearing a clean 1,800 dollar sweatsuit and an oddly out of place pair of ruffed up, rugged sandals. He stands up to recall how he got here, remembering that he had a digenerative gene passed on to him from his father that was most likely to cause alzheimer's. He also remembers the last time he was in a public place and watched, matter of factly, when the latest discovery was announced on the news, alchohol is the leading cause of alzheimers. The man wonders how long he'd been boozing this time, he is obviously worth millions from the clothes he has on. The money from a trust fund, a few mil...
