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Unforgettable
Authors in this book - Deborah Quarles Andreea Cristea Theresa Daigle IrisOrtiz Mahon Ashley Kauffman Matthew Heneghan Eileen Farrell Sally Clinkenbeard Colleen McMahon Barbara Zapson Robert Bak Eugene Bobukh lauren brockmeyer Ashaan Taneja Syeda Nidma Bukhari Amanda Pugh Patty Bamford Andrew Sarewitz Meryl Baer
Unforgettable
Life in a nutshell. A premature baby destined to die, a devastating breakup, a seemingly affectionate couple's suicide, and how a sliding door moment in time can change your life. Together with sixteen more essays of crushing emotional vulnerability, Unforgettable delivers what the book’s sub-heading promises: Stories that stay with you forever. The stories in Unforgettable are about love in unexpected places, love as desire, as confusion, or self-betrayal. It is about memories and imagination. It shows that people can still find connections and friendships in the harsh light of being lovelorn. This collection shows how things can break apart and how they can come together again. The stories here can make us love and live differently. Unforgettable is a book that deserves to be celebrated, discussed, read and re-read. Give it as a gift or digest it slowly. It can change your life!
Ike, this is You
This book contains the pedigree of the sons of Isaac Newton Skelton-III and Carolyn Marie Boone, his wife. Ike-III is a great-great-grandson of John Skelton, an officer in the militia of Shenandoah County, Virginia during the Revolutionary War.
Strode and Stroud Families in England and America
Descendants and relatives of the Strode--Stroud families in five groups: George Strode of Chester County, Pennsylvania; Barnard Strout of Hunterdon County, New Jersey; the Virginia-Kentucky family descended from four immigrant orphans (William, George, Samuel and Edward); Richard Stroud of New London, Connecticut; and Thomas Strode of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. Descendants and relatives lived in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, New England, New York and elsewhere. Each volume also includes some ancestral genealogical data as well as some descendants in England.
Writers at Bay
In this stimulating collection of short stories amazing things happen: Nessie grants an exclusive interview, turkeys and foxes speak, ghosts write, dreams and fantasies take on a menacing realty, ancient history is brought to life, revenge is sought and found, larceny and murder are committed. But ordinary people do ordinary and intriguing things as well: there are first dates, first loves, naughty weekends, and testing marriages. Most of these stories are set in Scotland. But several lead us elsewhere in the world, to Africa and North America in particular. When the Scots left their country to explore the world they also shaped it in a profound and lasting way. These stories reflect the Scottish character and nature that contributed to the shape of the modern world. The whole gamut of human experience is explored here: humor, pathos, nostalgia, violence and love. If there is a common thread running through these stories, it is that the line between fact and fiction is very thin. We believe that every reader will find something to engage the mind, touch the heart or bring a smile. Everyone in the world says they want to visit Scotland but can't say why. The answer is here!
Before Abolition
This book includes information about more than seven thousand black people who lived in Clark County, Kentucky before 1865. Part One is a relatively brief set of narrative chapters about several individuals. Part Two is a compendium of information drawn mainly from probate, military, vital, and census records.
