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History, Love, and Other Things I'm Not Making
Cheyenne Koth VI
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
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Ethnographies for a Global Century introduces readers to topics in sociocultural anthropology viewed through the lens of contemporary ethnography. The readings highlight the importance of anthropology in a future when understanding the points of contact and engagement between humans and non-human things will become critical.The readings are organized into fifteen chapters which address topics such as past, present, and place, language and expression, relatedness and personhood, health and healing, gender and sexuality, religion, politics, and economy and livelihood. Each chapter includes an original introduction and study questions that encourage critical thinking. The essays were chosen for their ability to destabilize common anthropological boundaries, particularly those between traditional and novel concepts such as gender and robotics, as well as the boundaries that are typically established between humans, animals, the natural world, and technology.Ethnographies for a Global Century asks readers to question long-held distinctions and envision the future of anthropology in an increasingly interconnected, global world. The book is a unique, thought-provoking choice for any course in cultural or social anthropology.
In "A Songbirds' Story," you embark on a journey through the labyrinth of human emotions and experiences. As you read about grief, desperation, loss, hope, heartbreak and so much more, you are taken on a ride throughout life. With each poem, Cheyenne invites readers to witness the beauty of vulnerability and the strength found in introspection. Each poem, vastly different but very similar from the rest, goes to talk about the journey that a young woman feels in a world that is not kind. Cheyenne has used poetry to describe her innermost thoughts and feelings towards various experiences that have happened in her life.
Have you ever wondered what it's like on the "other side of the glass door"? Kitties Lovey and Rusty both did, and one day they find out Each experiences new things, but they come to realize that maybe what they really wanted was (almost) exactly what they already had.
Just in case you need a reminderThat you are profoundly capable Of becoming a friend to the unknownThat chasing your dreams Isn't as farfetched as they sayThat this life may be fleeting But you shall run with itWith your heart in hand And eyes wide openLet these words be your guide
Blurb Many people blame God for sin because they believe that he created sin. Others do not believe in God or that he exists because of all the bad things that go on in the world. They say if God exists then why does he let or allow these things to happen in the world. As you read The Origin of Sin, you will learn that God did not create sin, and you will learn how sin came about. I decided to write The Origin of Sin to shed some light on the truth about sin and how sin got started. It is important to know how sin came to be, and where sin came from so you can lay the blame where it belongs and not on God. After talking to many people and sharing my knowledge on sin alone with some scriptures to reference what I say about how sin got started, I decided to write The Origin of Sin. Because there are so many people who don't know the truth about the origin of sin, and many more blaming God for sin being in the world, I became motivated and inspirited to write this book and share my own understanding and knowledge of sin from the Word of God.
"Iceman: Ex-Con Speaks to Youths" is an autobiography written to deter teenagers and young adults from a lifestyle of drugs, gangs, violence, and criminal activities. It focuses youth toward education, rewarding relationships with parents, making wise decisions, and the consequences of going down the wrong path. It consists of valid information as to how youths can avoid the traps that lurk in the shadows of society. This book speaks boldly about the rights of victims and the fate of criminals, and the uncensored graphic descriptions of life behind bars is expressed in detail. In today's society, far too many teenagers glorify themselves in violence and a renegade way of life, and far too many young people are filling up jails and prisons. This extraordinary book is designed to combat such negativity. It charts the life of a man, a man with excellent advice. Straightforward, no nonsense, thought provoking.
This book is a collection of poems written about personal experiences with mania, depression, and numbness caused by medications. Some of the poems describe sexual assault experiences and suicidal ideations. Please read with the intent of feeling the poems and understanding the illnesses present and leave out judgment. In a way, this book will give you insight on the mind of a young woman facing struggles within her mind and within society.
Good to Me: A Poetic Journey to Self-Acceptance and Self-Preservation
Cheyenne Marcelus
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2018
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This debut collection by Cheyenne Marcelus details a journey from negative self-talk to self-care and contentment. She gives a vulnerable account of her own cynicism and diffidence to arrive at a place of fearlessness and self-assurance. Good to Me covers a range of topics including love, rejection, judgment, doubt, and freedom; much of which is left up to the interpretation of the reader. She hopes this four-part poetry book will inspire readers to examine their own self-talk in efforts to establish a deeper love for themselves and others.
Chasing memories is a close to home poetry book centered around some of the darker themes in closed walls and some light hearted topics as well. It has everything from abusive relationships to cats getting in the way when trying to do everyday tasks.
Reclaiming My Strength is the story of Pittsburgh native Cheyenne Martin, now living in Los Angeles, an active, outgoing, fun-loving woman who had a mysterious illness that went undiagnosed for nearly a year. But she didn't let that stop her. She turned the experience into a positive journey of change and success. A self-proclaimed alpha-female, Cheyenne didn't give up hope, didn't feel sorry for herself, and didn't blame the world for her problems. She became educated and made the necessary lifestyle changes to not only manage her illness but also get back on her feet and continue to lead a healthy, prosperous life. An emotional roller coaster, Reclaiming My Strength takes us on Cheyenne's journey of sickness, uncertainty, and tragic loss and finding the strength to persevere even through the darkest of times.
Written with unflinching honesty about pregnancy and the first year of motherhood, The Sweetest Little Blueberry is a book for all mothers. Bluett pens everything we know and love - like feeling those baby kicks, perfect newborn toes, and the magic of motherhood - while also being vulnerable about the parts of motherhood that aren't as magical - morning sickness (and afternoon and night sickness), fears of inadequacy, postpartum depression, and the struggles of figuring out this "new" you.The journey of motherhood is the most beautiful yet also the most challenging, and The Sweetest Little Blueberry will be a sweet, heartfelt reminder to mothers everywhere that you are far from alone and you are a total badass. You did the unthinkable, the most magical, the most amazing thing. And you deserve to be celebrated.No matter where you are on your motherhood journey (pregnant, a new mother, or a mama of grown children), this book is a must-read during late-night pumping sessions or relaxing Sunday nights after the kids are finally asleep.
Captivating and raw, Cheyenne Bluett takes the reader along her healing journey. From experiencing the childhood abuse all the way to her real-time healing, this book will help you realize you deserve better and you too can heal your deepest wounds. Don't forget, dear reader, you have been Magic All Along.
Enid hates the Romans who enslaved her. Broken-hearted over the life she lost in Britain, she vows to bury her name and her past where the Redcrests can never reach it. As years of servitude pass, bitter resignation replaces her longing to return home. Then an unlikely friendship with a fellow outcast raises Enid out of her isolation, bringing both hope for the future and questions about the confusing God of the Christiani. Yet memories of her childhood haunt her, urging her to cling to her old identity, while the barriers of Roman society remain in the way of her deepest dreams. The peace she thought she made with the past is crumbling. But time is running out for Enid and those she loves. Danger threatens the household she serves as persecution stalks her few friends. She must decide of risking it all for the one she loves is worth giving up the world she knows. Even if it is a choice between life and death.
A TIME OF DARKNESSSix years since the Danes invaded Scotland, slaying her finest men.Five since the Highland King married one of the enemy, betraying his countrymen and losing the Lowlanders' support. Three since the king died and the Danes imprisoned the remaining blood heir to the throne. Her crown stolen, her country desolated, Fiona McCurragh now faces the looming threat of execution. The Lowlanders, weary of enemy rule, seek to free their stolen homeland. With the aid of a blind harper, they attempt to rescue their Highland princess when the Danes ride in on Lowlander territory, shattering the fragile peace. The Scots are left with no choice except to launch a war in the face of the coming winter. If they do not attack now, the Scots-and their princess-may not live to see the spring. In the face of despair, Fiona McCurragh finds courage in friendship with two chief's sons. Yet conflict lies on more than one side, and for some of the Scots and their allies, loyalty no longer has any meaning.