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Creativity Wears Boots
Human = ArtistYou may not think you're creative, remotely artistic, or have much of an imagination, but you are. Your BRAIN requires it!Maybe you are an artist and your every thought is incredibly creative¿ do you know why?Other books tell you what to do with creativity, how important it is, but this book explains WHY you're creative and how art is the birthright of every human being.It all has to do with the structure of humanity's unique brain.In these pages, you'll discover some amazing things about being human. Why do we have contradicting behavior? Why do we say one thing and do another? And what does that have to do with creativity?Once you understand why we're creative, you'll learn what it requires and how to grow it. You'll discover why creativity takes work, and what that work looks like.This book is NOT about painting, writing, dancing, acting, or any other specific artistic medium; it's about the underlying truth behind all artistic endeavors. It is for beginners, mature artists, and those who don't think they are artists. This book is for you!
Officers and Aliens
Book Two - Officers and AliensAdrift in a world they no longer recognize..Hud, Jack, and new friend Porpi return to Earth only to find themselves 27 years in their future. Ela, Hud's baby sister is now nearing 30; Evangelina, Hud's accidental girlfriend is nearing 40! The boys can't get over their much older parent's age, or the world Hud's mother has invented. And their family can't get over Porpi, the rescued alien!Now fabulously wealthy from world-changing technology, Hud's genius mother is thinking ten steps ahead. Leaving Kentucky for their wilderness lodge on a Native American reservation in Montana, the family plots next steps. There was nothing they could do to prevent the government from discovering Porpi and the alien Personal Transportation Device, so they devise a plan to deal with it.Meanwhile, Jack is shocked to discover his alcoholic dad has been in recovery for twenty years and serves as the lodge caretaker. Protected by the Blackfeet elders, Hud and Jack's extended family risk everything to protect each other.
To the Moon, Alice!
It's all fun and games until space-time gets weird!Hudson, quiet and studious, and Jack, known as the Maniac for his fiery temper and scrappy nature, have been best buds forever. With the usual teenage worries of bullies, weird teachers, and an accidental girlfriend, everything changes when they discover an alien Personal Transportation Platform in a Kentucky cave. They suddenly have the means to explore the galaxy, see strange worlds, and still get home in time for dinner!Dubbing the platform's A.I. "Alice," the teens gain a new friend and a dangerous secret. That's thrilling for Jack, whose alcoholic father is someone to escape, and difficult for Hud, whose parents are terrific and trust h...
Burning Meadows
Richard Barney, a Chicago cop, can't think of anything worse than returning his dead wife to her native Ireland.... but he's wrong.Dead wrong.When his 3-year-old son is abdeucted from an empty field, with fairy song and his son's voice in the wind, Richard experiences the hamlet's curse that's hounded them for centuries. Desperate to get his son back, Richard makes a deal with... someone... and finds his son incredibly changed upon his return.With the help of a madman, a spirited young woman, and a blind Englishman, Richard journeys beyond our realm to challenge the fey denizens of the Burning Meadows, where he faces a horrifying choice: Walk away and condemn his son, or setting things right and condemn the world...
The New American Antiquarian, Volume II, Fall 2023
ISSN 2769-4100
Our Calvert Kin
Vol. 2 includes index.
The Alexander Complex
Here is the story of the most influential men in the world--Ross Perot, Steven Jobs, Ted Turner, James Rouse, Daniel Ludwig, and Robert Swanson, men who set out to possess the world on their own terms. Readers can see what makes th ese extraordinary men tick, including the downfalls of being so driven to success.
