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Short Tales by a Tall Pilot
When pilots sit around an airport or get together at a hotel lounge for beers or cocktails, theyre almost certain to regale each other, and anyone else who will listen, with embellished tales of their greatest aviation exploits. The longer these stories continue, the more the similarities grow between the pilots war stories and fish stories. As the night wears on, the exploits they share are likely to grow more and more elaborate and outlandish. In the spirit of those war stories, author Jim Lewis, who has worked as a professional pilot since the mid-sixties, offers his share of stories from his experiences. Many of these short stories are the result of mistakes in judgment, while others arose from deliberate decisions to proceed made from ignorance. A few were simply experiences that came with being a professional pilot, and two or three were blatant rule breaking. Lewis recalls landing in a soybean field, buzzing a nuclear submarine, flying under a bridge, running low on fuel, and tasting life in the cockpit of a jet liner. Some of his tales are humorous, while others take on a more dangerous nature. All of them, however, offer a lesson for others to learn.
The Book of Short Tales
The Book of Short Tales leads the reader on a journey from the plains of Hell to the magic of sorcery to a future both exciting and frightening. This collection of short tales ranges from horror, revenge, sorcery, science fiction, and lessons learned. The author masterfully weaves emotions and genres, leaving the reader to disentangle the web. With tales for every genre preference, no reader will be left unsatisfied. Due to the subject matter of this book, it is intended for mature audiences only. By the author’s estimation, the subject matter should be considered rated-R by U. S. film rating standards.
Short Tales and Ruminations
Eight short tales with a twist of crimes planned, unplanned and misplanned; and ruminations on then, now, and what might be.
Various Readings and Short Tales
The cartoon character on front cover is to make you smile just like poetry. The soldier was a vetran of World War 11 The cross stands on Mt Lawry and can be seen for miles The train runs the length of the town The chickens are so tamed they have to be put to roost at night. The man on the cliff is a once in lifetime picture The book consists of poems and free verse and short stories.
Three-minute Tales
Offers over eighty short stories from around the globe, including Asia, Mexico, and eastern Europe.
Short Tales Of The Wood Brothers
Dare was spending the weekend with his grandma and grandpa because his parents were at the hospital preparing to bring home a special surprise. When they arrived, they were not alone—they brought with them Dare’s new baby brother, Alex. Dare was very curious about Alex, but first he needed to give his mommy and daddy big hugs to show them how much he’d missed them. Next, Dare turned his attention to Alex. For someone so little, Alex sure was loud! He cried and screamed, but he settled into life at home quickly. Dare loved helping Mommy and Daddy with Alex. He would help feed him and change him. As Alex grew day by day, so did his abilities. Soon, Alex was able to watch Dare and play with him on the mat on the living room floor. If only Alex knew how to listen, too, then maybe he’d understand that toys aren’t for putting in your mouth. Short Tales of the Wood Brothers tells the story of how a family of three grew to be four, and how Dare learned to be the best big brother to baby Alex. For little ones about to be big sisters and brothers, learn alongside Dare how to be a welcoming and helpful sibling to the new babies in your families.
