Kirjahaku

Sugar Hill has a darkness that tends to taunt and hunt many of it's residents. For Patient J01632 better known as Eva Jean, her only wishes are for a life of normality and to be finally released from Conway Asylum. Sugar Hill and Conway, has been full of heart aches, pain, and abuse for a vibrant Eva Jean. But caught in a world of illusions and mind traveling, Eva tries her best to piece back together a life that she once knew and loved. For Ebony, growing up in Sugar Hill has always been under the hawk eyes of her mother. Finally graduating from high school, Ebony is now allowed to step from under the shadows of her sheltered life. Deciding to push college off for a year to work and help out. Ebony becomes engulfed with all the new possibilities that Sugar Hill has to offer. Finding trouble disguised as love while navigating her own fate, will Ebony's firsts be the reason for her own demise? "Ebony's Mist a novel of Intrigue and Suspense "

What does it mean to be a Kinetic? Kinesis is when there is motion of an organism because of a stimulant like light. To be Kinetic is to have the ability to harness the power of kinesis within one's self. Like Telekinetics, Psychokinetics and those with Extra Sensory Perception, Kinetics have a supernatural ability. This talent allows Kenneth to release tension from his body by voice command. Author Kenneth Adrian Ellis has a documented Kinetic gift that he reveals to readers in the eye-opening pages of A Kinetic Person's Power.

THE title poem, The Tree Trimmed into a Flagpole was a fluke of observation. It was written, the poet says, long before any reforming movement to persuade us to care what to believe, and what lies about us and beyond. Kenneth Ellis's work is a blend of the poet in landscape and seascape, struggling to the interior of himself and back again. The poems start by the sea and move inland to the person and his people and places, wandering among the known and unknown. He was among the first to write poems in praise of pop songs as an aid to retrieving precious memories of time and place. Part of the collection is a young man's impressions of a great capital city in the immediate past (London Doodles). The Tree Trimmed into a Flagpole and other poems includes Kenneth Ellis's own introduction.