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Band in the Wind
1967 - A coming of age, a coming together, a coming of tragedy - and all they cared about was the music.
Sound of Redemption
It is said that if you remember the 1960's, you weren't there. But they were there, and they would never forget. KEY WEST - June 1990 - Three months after the events of Band in the Wind, the "Journal of Johnny Cipp" has found its way to Maria Romano and Riet Carver. Its pages tell Johnny's heart-wrenching tale. It is a story of guilt for the mistakes he made, chronicling his descent into a decades-long hell of drugs and alcohol. His final journal reveals his thoughts. "They beckon me. The band needs a bass player to give them a backbeat . . . and a friend to share their joy. I will join them, and again we will be complete. We will make music . . . and we will laugh . . . and the band will again be together . . . in the wind . . . forever." Now Maria and Riet have all the answers. . . or do they?
A Flamingo Under the Carousel
A Flamingo under the Carousel is a unique view of the world through the eyes of acclaimed author William John Rostron. Its thirty individual short stories will make you laugh, cry, and feel a thousand emotions in between. Crossing over into multiple genres, these previously published short pieces are presented together for the first time. Ranging from the literary to the apocalyptical, it is a journey through the themes of crime, 1960's culture, rock music, and love. From flights of fancy in a mystical underground world discovered by young children, to a generational suite of immigrant stories, humorous travel adventures to sports tales, and finally on to timely Op-Eds...and one lonely poem. Each tale includes a distinctive introduction as to the how, when, and why of each original creation-stories unto themselves - giving the reader a one-of-a-kind insight into the author's mind and his writing process. A Flamingo under the Carousel truly has something for everyone.
The Roaring 20s
Are You Looking For a Collection that Roars as Loudly as the Exciting Greatest Decade?Journey through the last hundred or so years of history as "The Roaring '20s", an anthology for the greatest decade and all that have come and gone since, takes you from flappers and speakeasies to hippies and beaded doorways. With the next "twenties" still more ahead of us than behind, we could all use a little escape back to the glistening, dangerous, and thrilling world that once was.Featuring the works of the following writers:David LangeShevaun Cavanaugh KastlEric WayneAmanda MontoniDebbie De LouiseOlivia ArietiTerri PaulElaine DonadioAnita HaasRobert A. MorrisWilliam John Rostron
KAPOW!
Journey to a universe of superheroes-and even a few supervillains. The eighteen international contributors to this anthology offer their creative visions in an unprecedented variety of genres. Their concepts of known and unknown superheroes are presented as fiction, nonfiction, poetry, illustration, and photography, thus displaying a unique view of the vast breadth of characters we know from graphic novels, magazines, books, videos, movies, and TV. Featuring the writings of: Ava Brunjes Linda Trott Dickman Eric, Esquivel Alex Grehy Suzanne Kamata Floren Kubat Molly Likovich Henry Vinicio Valerio Madriz Steven Michaels Davion Moore Roxana Negut Robert Primavera William John Rostron Janet Ruth Bea Sage Carmen White
The Other Side of the Wind
In 1968 she went in search of America...America would never be the same. After personal disaster ends all her hopes and dreams in New York, Maria Romano sets out alone in search of a new life. Her quest for meaning takes her through numerous adventures and misadventures that create a lifetime of both beautiful and haunting memories. It is a journey that takes her from the blues clubs and political turmoil of 1968 Chicago to the music scene of San Francisco, and the madness of Las Vegas. Now in her later years, she must reconcile what it all meant in order to move on. Her past has finally caught up with her...with a vengeance. By the best-selling author of the Band in the Wind trilogy. (Band in the Wind, Sound of Redemption, and Brotherhood of Forever). Written as a stand-alone novel, The Other Side of the Wind may be read enjoyably either before or after that series of novels.
The Report of the British and Foreign Bible Society
Vols. 1-64 include extracts from correspondence.
Ernest Lived
"Ernest Lived ... and other Historical Fiction Short Stories" by JK LarkinAre You in The Market For a Bold, Daring, and Innovative New Collection of Wonderfully Unique Historical Fiction Stories?Ernest Lived ...and other Historical Fiction Short Stories is a new anthology under The Red Penguin Collection that aims to celebrate the classic genre with over a dozen new entries. Travel across North America in the 1950s by train, sneak around the pyramids of Giza while they were first under construction, fight against the axis in the second world war-so many adventures await!Featuring the works of the following writers:Steven AlcottSkye BallantynePat Black-GouldR. J. ErbacherChristina HoagDiane KaneDavid LangeDebbie De LouiseValerie OrmondVaughn RosteWilliam John RostronSwati SinghJasmine TrittenMinoti VaishnavSarah Young
