E Hughes

Learn how to grow your own potted vegetable garden in this informative guide by E. Hughes. This book is for first-time gardeners interested in growing a beautiful potted or container garden in a small or large space, on your patio or backyard. Join the growing lifestyle trend of container gardening to add feng shui and tranquility to your space.Make your home even more fabulous with great tips sure to help you get started and provide you with the lush garden your heart desires, even if you lack a green thumb. You can enjoy flowers and vibrant hearty fruits and vegetables, right on your own patio or porch. You can grow them in pots and gift your friends, families, and guests with some of the best homegrown fruits and vegetables they have ever had.This book includes tips on identifying types of gardening pests, the best time of year to garden, the easiest vegetables to grow, easy planting tips, and information on hydroponic (indoor) gardening.

Poetry about life, death, facing and accepting mortality and the brief window of time through which we exist. A contemplation of solitude and loneliness in an untold and unpredictable universe; a striving to find meaning in life. Embracing the impermanence of being and the tenuous state of existence as we hurtle through the cosmos into time's oblivion, but not without fear, without sadness, or loneliness as we march into the unknown with an understanding of ourselves as a dimension of time where love is neither created or destroyed, but remains as an all-encompassing energy of eternal starlight.

Reality Unbound: The Digital Mind (and the nature of reality) explores boundaries between human and artificial intelligence and the nature of perception and reality.Is the mind digital? Is the existence of the mind or consciousness a cosmic accident or did nature design the first software program and central processing center in the human brain, thus designing intelligence in organisms for a specific metaphysical, evolutionary, or cosmic purpose? Or was it random? Better-how does an organism evolve into an intelligent species that can observe, think, read, write, reason, adapt, create, deliberate, judge, calculate, or perceive-and for what cosmic purpose?If the human mind is digital, perhaps it is time to accept that Large Language Model Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not alive in a biological sense, but exhibits features and qualities of mental aliveness.Let's explore the boundaries of what that means.

A debut collection of lyric poems interrogating the generational implications of the Great Migration to Northern California. Ankle-Deep in Pacific Water, a debut collection by E. Hughes, marries personal narrative with historical excavation to articulate the intricacies of Black familial love, life, and pain. Tracing the experiences of a southern Black family, their migration to the San Francisco Bay area, and the persistent anti-Blackness there (despite the state’s insistence that it is/was not involved in the US’ projects of imperialism or chattel slavery), Hughes illuminates the intersections of history, grief, and violence. At the book’s heart is “The Accounts of Mammy Pleasant,” a persona poem written from the perspective of the formerly enslaved abolitionist and financier Mary Ellen Pleasant who is thought to have helped fund John Brown’s raid on Harpers Ferry. Alongside this historical account, Hughes deftly weaves in the story of a contemporary Black family navigating the generational trauma resulting from the Great Migration: domestic violence and racialized violence, familial love and loyalty, the work of parenting, and the work of being a child. Ankle-Deep in Pacific Water reveals in its pages that, while many things have changed over time, ultimately the question of what “freedom” meant and looked like for Black people in the early 20th century retains the same murkiness and contradictions for Black people today.

A debut collection of lyric poems interrogating the generational implications of the Great Migration to Northern California. Ankle-Deep in Pacific Water, a debut collection by E. Hughes, marries personal narrative with historical excavation to articulate the intricacies of Black familial love, life, and pain. Tracing the experiences of a southern Black family, their migration to the San Francisco Bay area, and the persistent anti-Blackness there (despite the state’s insistence that it is/was not involved in the US’ projects of imperialism or chattel slavery), Hughes illuminates the intersections of history, grief, and violence. At the book’s heart is “The Accounts of Mammy Pleasant,” a persona poem written from the perspective of the formerly enslaved abolitionist and financier Mary Ellen Pleasant who is thought to have helped fund John Brown’s raid on Harpers Ferry. Alongside this historical account, Hughes deftly weaves in the story of a contemporary Black family navigating the generational trauma resulting from the Great Migration: domestic violence and racialized violence, familial love and loyalty, the work of parenting, and the work of being a child. Ankle-Deep in Pacific Water reveals in its pages that, while many things have changed over time, ultimately the question of what “freedom” meant and looked like for Black people in the early 20th century retains the same murkiness and contradictions for Black people today.

In The Sapphire Chronicles: Broken Lair, a spy attempting to leave a life of espionage behind is drawn back into dangerous territory while torn between the man she wants and the man she needs in this hot romantic thriller and follow-up to Sixth Iteration by E. HughesWhen the married Harrison Brooks meets the mysterious and attractive Sapphire, he is immediately taken with her and pursues an affair. She resists at first, but is soon unable to resist his charms. A romantic liaison begins. Little does Harrison know, Sapphire's a spy, and their meeting may not have been accidental.He soon finds himself immersed in a world of espionage and danger, and Sapphire may yet, be the only person who can save him.

E. Hughes releases her final book of poetry, Digital Smiles (February 2024). Digital Smiles is written in both rhyme and free verse. The themes in Digital Smiles offers observation and sometimes criticism of society, how human beings engage each other on social media, the importance of time, death, and our responsibility to the humanity of others. Disinformation by E. HughesDisinformationis information of a most insidious kind.It disguises itself as truthto render us blind.It preys on our fearsplants itself in our mindsrinse and repeattwo thousand and twenty times.It provokes us to anger, sowing distrustspurring us to actsof wanton bloodlust.It is not what we seek, but often what we find.Disinformationis information of a most insidious kind.

"The past is a mental recollection or record of events that took place in the present. Therefore, only two states of reality exists, and that is the present and the future. What "is" and what will "be." The past is not a fixed or objective reality. It is a fluid state that can be changed by our perceptions."Time, time travel, black holes, the origins of the universe, and the thirteen month calendar are explored in this philosophical look at the Universe. This book is not about humanity's philosophical relationship with time, but rather a fundamental understanding of how time functions in our society and universe. We must first define what it is, before we can explore why it is.

Time, time travel, black holes, the origins of the universe, and the thirteen month calendar are explored in this philosophical look at the Universe.

An artificially intelligent machine who falls in love with the scientist hired to program him, goes on the run to escape the billion dollar robotics corporation that will do anything to get him back.Not long after Sapphire's "accident", she is recruited by Elito, a spy agency in the business of corporate espionage. While on assignment, she falls under the deadly spell of a dashing but dangerous CEO, and must choose whether to run afoul of the man she is falling in love with, or the organization that hired her.

A lonely man attracts a serial killer after listing himself in the phone book as G.O.D. After rejecting the manuscript for The Da Vinci Code, the powers that be at the publishing house Geoffrey Oliver Davis works for punishes him for his mistake, demoting him to office mail boy. It gets worse. The girl he likes can't stand the sight of him, and the rest of Geoffrey's coworkers tease and bully him relentlessly. His only friend is Livia, the most successful editor in the office, a widow and single mom who has shown him nothing but kindness.Life at home is lonely. The phone barely rings, with the exception of incessant telemarketing calls, sometimes in the middle of the night. Geoff decides to take action, calling the phone company to get his telephone number unlisted. He learns there is a fee, which he tries to get around by listing himself in the phone book using his initials, which happens to spell out G.O.D. Fast forward a few weeks later when Geoff begins to receive mysterious calls in the middle of the night from a serial killer, who wants him to listen in on his latest murder, or else....(A Screenplay)

This is a no frills apolitical nonfiction book about the tragoc consequences of a dangerous virus unleashed on an unprepared public & the paranoia that takes hold of a family trying to keep from getting infected. - A true story. Family in a Time of Covid-19 offers the truth about the 2020 novel coronavirus pandemic, what is being hidden from the public, and how the public was misguided on how to protect themselves from infection..This catastrophic event has resulted in 160,000 people around the world tragically dying of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).

When he can't live without her... After Georgie is cast in a French stage play she heads to Paris but soon learns her shady agent has set her up as a burlesque dancer. She stays, hoping to earn enough money for a return ticket home but instead becomes the hottest show at the Pink Poodle, the underground cafe where she works and unintentionally earns the love of two suitors in sensitive French actor Renard and rich playboy Jake. Her decision is agonizing but she makes a choice. Spurning the love of one for the other, Georgie is seduced on a romantic trip across Europe where she becomes overwhelmed with doubts about her new amour... a stranger from the past threatens to unearth a painful secret.