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"I am Eva, and I do not need what unaware people need, such as a TapLine Master of an Earthly Korporation." Says Eva SharIS, who was once an unaware Korporation Member. At the time this was fine, as all of us go through a lot of experiences to Become MoreAware with The TruReality, THE ALLIS. Most people are still with the Invented Gods of Man, which has been many lifetimes of suppression. Because people have been so conditioned to this one-dimensional world, they are actually afraid to let go of this 'Place in Life' to experience the RealFreedom they want. The DarkBrats who rule the earth and most RoundWorlds are only interested in controlling people. The masses have been led like cattle and become Dumbed Down Humans for the Earthly Korporations. This has become a 'Standard' for people to blindly accept. There is nothing wrong with anything, but to be a slave to creation is to have no life at all, because YU will keep coming back here and having to work at a boring job. www.DuaneTheGreatWriter.info
Torrential and dreamlike, Mauro Javier Cárdenas’ novel unfurls into a layered, poignant, and unflinching portrait of how family separations have impacted the minds of Latin American deportees in a technology-bound 21st century. American Abductions opens in a near-future United States whose omnipresence of data-harvesting and algorithms has enabled the mass incarceration and deportation of Latin Americans—regardless of citizenship. After their father is abducted by immigration officials before their eyes and deported to Colombia, Ada and her sister Eva are left to contend with a United States as all-seeing as it is hostile. Now adults, Ada remains in San Francisco while Eva has joined their father in Colombia, tending him in his ailing health. When his condition worsens, Eva asks Ada to come see them: a nearly impossible feat, given the United States’ restrictions on Latin Americans’ movements. Ada, terribly alone, must come to terms with the violence of American society and the grief of lost community. Exploring the role of technology, mass society, and American expectations on how Latin American deportees should tell their stories, the novel delves into the ties, memories, and lines of code binding communities together. Mauro Javier Cárdenas has been lauded as one of the most promising Latin American authors, and in American Abductions, his deconstruction of American society and the surveillance state proves his generation-defining acuity and storytelling. The book’s polyphony of mysticism, technology, and philosophy calls to mind the perceptive dystopian visions of Philip K. Dick and the visionary stylistic fluidity of Samuel Delany. The result is a sharp and metaphysical narrative, a masterwork examining the place of Latin Americans in a United States that is always changing.
Serving as a source of parental support, this book provides a range of imaginative and effective suggestions for dealing with each family member in ways that nourish self-esteem for all involved. Strong self-esteem is a critical ingredient for human happiness--and its development begins at home in the nurturing interactions between children and adults. Clarke's unique approach to building self-esteem begins with her belief that this is indeed a "family affair." Rather than offering collection of dictatorial "should," Self-Esteem: A Family Affair instead serves as a source of parental support, providing a broad range of imaginative and effective suggestions for dealing with individual family members in ways that nourish self-esteem for all involved.Throughout her book, Clarke encourages parents to claim their strengths and to trust their judgment as they make decisions about appropriate child care. Recognizing, too, that kids' needs are best met by adults whose own needs have not been neglected, Clarke offers a range of creative and workable options for parents to build the self-esteem of children while also caring for their emotional needs.Jean Illsley Clarke, author of Hazelden's Growing Up Again: Parenting Ourselves, Parenting Our Children, is a writer and an internationally recognized parent educator who specializes in the areas of parenting, self-esteem, family dynamics, and adult children of alcoholics. She currently directs the Self-Esteem Center, which she founded in 1975, and lives in Plymouth, Minnesota.
Author of Reese's Book Club YA Pick The Light in Hidden Places, Sharon Cameron, delivers an emotionally gripping and utterly immersive thriller, perfect for fans of Ruta Sepetys's Salt to the Sea. In 1946, Eva leaves behind the rubble of Berlin for the streets of New York City, stepping from the fiery aftermath of one war into another, far colder one, where power is more important than principles, and lies are more plentiful than the truth. Eva holds the key to a deadly secret: Project Bluebird -- a horrific experiment of the concentration camps, capable of tipping the balance of world power. Both the Americans and the Soviets want Bluebird, and it is something that neither should ever be allowed to possess. But Eva hasn't come to America for secrets or power. She hasn't even come for a new life. She has come to America for one thing: justice. And the Nazi that has escaped its net. Critically acclaimed author of The Light in Hidden Places Sharon Cameron weaves a taut and affecting thriller ripe with intrigue and romance in this alternately chilling and poignant portrait of the personal betrayals, terrifying injustices, and deadly secrets that seethe beneath the surface in the aftermath of World War II.
Eva Gabor an Amazing Woman is the authors story and experience during her lifetime with Eva Gabor & while writing the story she was able to write about a conspiracy theory of a group that was trying to discredit the author spreading that she never knew Eva and that everything she is writing are lies. It is unedited for a reason. The story is also about the sex vixen Eva Gabor, who was enamored not only by men but also admired by women, Evas a loves, heartaches and the one that got away and her untimely death July 4 1995 due to a freaky accident in Baja California
After a car accident, for an unknown reason, the boy Eric appears in an ancient kingdom on Jalisia planet and has to start his exploration of a totally unknown world. With the help of the local girl Jolia, Eric eventually meets the real hero, the super civilization's Sam, and therefore enters an entirely new cause to help Queen Lisa recover her great plan. In the process to help Queen Lisa, Sam starts another stage to build up the Super Civilization Economy System in outer space, and how a modern man can help the ancient queen to recover her kingdom will let the readers out of their imagination. The most attractive and lovely story happens, David's unbelievable story, as a stranger comes into another civilization, and with help from his girlfriend Sulia and other friends, they overcome countless difficulties. Eventually they join Mike's super civilization and create a real human being's brilliant dream world, Magicland.
On the green hills and steep cliffs of ancient Ireland, there is a village that is no different than the rest. That is until they encounter some dark visitors from a mysterious land. Many have died because of these visitors, but Runa has a plan to free his people from the iron grasp of these demons. Using magic and some unknown words, they conjure a demon of their own. She gives them great power, but with it came a curse on their poor village. Now every full moon the villages male descendants, travel to their enemys castle to be locked away from their loved ones so that they dont harm them. Eva, a beautiful fifteen year old girl walks the path of the wolves for the first time. With the love of her life beside her and her father leading the way, they walk with sorrow and uncertainty in their hearts. Knowing that she wont have long to live after her change that night. The curse belongs to the men in the village and cannot reside in the hearts of women. Their only hope is a cure, and must depend on their greatest enemy to find it before Evas last moon.
Two crystalline novellas linked by one devastating crime: Say This is an immersive meditation on the interplay between memory, trauma, and narrative. It’s a cold spring in Baltimore, 2018, when the email arrives: the celebrity journalist hopes Eva will tell him everything about the sexual affair she had as a teen with her older cousin, a man now in federal prison for murder. Thirteen years earlier, Lenore-May answers the phone to the nightmare news that her stepson’s body has been found near Mount Hood, and homicide is suspected. Following Eva’s unsettling ambivalence towards her confusing relationship, and constructing a portrait of her cousin’s victim via collaged perspectives of the slain man’s family, these two linked novellas borrow, interrogate, sometimes dismantle the tropes of true crime; lyrically render the experiences of grief and dissociation; and brilliantly mine the fault lines of power and consent, silence, justice, accountability, and class. Say This is a startling exploration of the devastating effects of trauma on personal identity.