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Screaming in the Celestial Room
Adam C. White
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2016
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What happens when the foundation of your beliefs is shattered? Most people can pick up the pieces and rebuild. For some the damage is irreparable, and the pieces left over can be jagged and dangerous. Simon Stone was preparing to serve a mission for the Mormon Church. There was just one more step he needed to take, a rite of passage every member must go through. But when he comes out on the other side he isn't the same. The aftershock is enough to bring Simon to his knees... and put others in the ground.
Screaming into the Light
Charles M. Harper Sr
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2016
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Shaun Willis carried within him horrific secrets throughout his young life. Reckless sexual and physical acts, emotional disconnect, they became the cries for help from the pain he could not understand. Hurt people, hurt people. He would not be free from this pain until he went Screaming into the Light. "It's a tough book-in a good way. It's meant to be tough. It's meant to be hard to read, emotionally. I think you're telling a story rarely heard. It's a violent, blunt story and in many parts, and maybe not the parts one would expect, it can be very tough to read because Shaun is going through such a horrible moment. But we all know a guy like Shaun. Many of us were a guy like Shaun to some degree." - Bull Garlington - Founder of Creative Writer Pro - Award Winning Author "The book is a real, sometimes explicit, tale of the lives of the many abused children in today's world. While it is often gut wrenching as you experience these seemingly endless ordeals with Shaun, it is uplifting to watch him progress throughout the book in both his healing and personal discovery. It gives hope and a realistic depiction of abuse that so many of us have faced." - Imani Boyette, Poet, Wife, Professional Women's Basketball Player and Mental Health Advocate
Carl Bonafede is best known for launching the careers of the Chicago-based Buckinghams and guiding them to the No. 1 position on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in February 1967. At nearly the same time, his Daughters of Eve (an all-girl rock-and-roll band) toured the country and entertained thousands, including stateside U.S. troops at the height of the Vietnam conflict.Carl also conducted regular dances at the Holiday Ballroom, among countless other Chicago and Midwestern venues. There, he presented national performers and radio personalities throughout the 1950s, 1960s and beyond.In The Screaming Wildman, Carl interviews celebrities responsible for both the music and the national vibrations they created. He provides in-depth accounts from some of the most gifted and innovative artists ever gathered between two book covers. Some are already household names - the others should have been.
This is Johnny Evans' second book of poetry.
Screaming Monkeys
Coffee House Press
2003
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When a restaurant review referred to a Filipino child as a "rambunctious -little monkey," Filipino Americans were outraged. Sparked by this racist incident, Screaming Monkeys sets fire to Asian American stereotypes as it -illuminates the diverse and often neglected history and culture within the Asian American diaspora. Poems, essays, paintings, and stories break down and challenge "found" articles, photographs, and headlines to create this powerful anthology with all the immediacy of social protest. By closely critiquing a wealth of material, including the judge’s statement of apology in the Wen Ho Lee case, the media treatment of serial killer Andrew Cunanan, and the image of Asian Americans in major U.S. marketing campaigns, Screaming Monkeys will inspire all its readers.
Screaming MonkeysBy: Carlton R. CollierA mysterious murder at a university primate research center challenges a newspaper reporter, the escalating action driven by a criminal mastermind who controls the university and illegal primate trafficking worldwide. When the beautiful black research director's affair with the university president poses a likely scandal, the crime boss has her fired. Struggling for redemption, she becomes a target from all sides. The tension builds amid the gun culture of white supremacists, and a bloody confrontation becomes inevitable.Amid that backdrop of corruption, hatred, hypocrisy and violence, a message rings through about integrity and truth, and about the triumph of true friendship and romantic love.About the AuthorThe author is a prize-winning Midwestern newspaper reporter and editor, published author and freelance magazine writer.
A mysterious murder at a university primate research center challenges a newspaper reporter, the escalating action driven by a criminal mastermind who controls the university and illegal primate trafficking worldwide. When the beautiful black research director's affair with the university president poses a likely scandal, the crime boss has her fired. Struggling for redemption, she becomes a target from all sides. The tension builds amid the gun culture of white supremacists, and a bloody confrontation becomes inevitable. Amid that backdrop of corruption, hatred, hypocrisy and violence, a message rings through about integrity and truth, and about the triumph of true friendship and romantic love. The author is a prize-winning Midwestern newspaper reporter and editor, published author and freelance magazine writer.
Poetry about an individual struggling with their creative world and life.
This is a poetic literature; an amazing love story written with rhythmic poetries.A poetic fiction for Sunshine's lovely sight;for every human's right, I write;justice and ethics are the true might, brighter than the brightest light;for a fair future, I fearlessly fight;where whole world's worthy wonderful women, humans have forever freedom, equal education, social security, and every rightful right;as human, within humani
Screaming in the Wind dares to ask if the religion of Christianity is what is keeping people from Christ? Does the world look at modern the church world and see a message of freedom? Could it be that we are majoring in the minors and the very things we esteem in the institution are now working against the purposes for which the Body of Christ exists? To the religious, this book is seen as dangerous, but to those who have a hunger for God it's a call to be all God has qualified you to be. Screaming in the Wind is a timely wake-up call for all of God's people to remember who we are and why we exist. It not only challenges existing systems and methods but also our imagination to be the people God has called us to be. The wake-up call of a generation. A shout for freedom.
"'Screaming with My Indoor Voice' is a powerful mix of empathy and activism, often times going into stark descriptions and realities of not only the plight of animals, but humans as well. The collection tackles a wide range of topics and does so with grace and eloquence. There isn't a weak or filler poem in this collection. Allison brings it with every word. He writes as if his life depends on it and it might. The rest of ours might depend on it as well." Azriel Johnson, Director of Writing Knights Press, author of Poemaholic (Poet's Haven Press)
During Napoleonic times there were many garrisons placed around the English Channel to prevent invasion by the French. One gun emplacement was based close to the cliff edge and overlooking the right side of the harbour. During this time a situation occurred which is commemorated today by naming an alley close to the gun emplacement, 'Screaming Alley.' It is believed that even today if you go there at night the screams still echo down this alley
This novel is the second book in the Screaming Hawk series which deals with a man's spiritual training under a Native American medicine man. The main character, a white man who is later renamed Screaming Hawk, asks Flying Eagle to teach him about native spirituality because he has found little meaning in his own white man's religion. During the course of his second summer of training he continues to learn more about the ways of the Spirit, including the Mystic Paths of spiritual growth. He also continues to develop a deeper understanding and appreciation of his own religious background, and discovers that there are far more mysterious truths embedded in Christianity than he ever imagined. This is a book for those who seek to deepen their understanding of the ways of the Spirit and, like Screaming Hawk, are seeking to grow spiritually. The reader will learn many sacred truths in the process and discover that the two religions have much in common.
In the third book of this remarkable series, a white man, who was renamed Screaming Hawk, continues his training under Flying Eagle, a Native American medicine man, in his third summer on the reservation. Once again, he is introduced to spiritual mysteries that change his, as well as the readers, outlook on life. Screaming Hawk becomes the teacher of an unusual young woman who comes seeking instruction. He feels an instant connection to her that he cannot explain. Together with his new student, his journey of self-discovery, learning more about Christianity, himself, and the ways of the Spirit continues to unfold. Patton Boyle is a master storyteller who has not only managed to write an absolutely fascinating and riveting story, but he also imparts profound wisdom to the reader and opens our eyes to an entirely new and more evolved perspective.
"Your hands are screaming," Moira explains, watching my compulsively wringing hands. "You've seen things, maybe even done things, that you can't afford to remember." In the story that lent its title to this volume, the unnamed narrator struggles to remember his past. But what is the past? In some of these stories, a sense of the past creates the backdrop for almost prosaic characters in unexpected, or unimaginable, situations. In others, the time and place may feel familiar, even nostalgic, but the events often exist outside the realm of normality. Teleportation in the office lunch room? A very real descendant of a fictional character? An alternate way famous artworks might have been created? An apparently ordinary old woman who may be an angel, or perhaps a being our collective unconscious hasn't dreamed of yet? In this collection, Harry Neil's characters interact with his created realities of time and place in ways that make you laugh, cry, cringe, sigh, or groan. But the one thing you won't do is guess what will happen next.