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The author of "The Dybbuk," Shloyme-Zanvl Rappoport, known as An-sky (1863-1920), was a figure of immense versatility and also ambiguity in Russian and Jewish intellectual, literary, and political spheres. Drawing together leading historians, ethnographers, literary scholars, and others, this far-ranging, multi-disciplinary examination of An-sky is the fullest ever produced.
Another disturber from the author of Nothing and There Is No Year.
Tom and Jarvis are two brothers trying to survive a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by the effects of global warming. Treading through harsh, ceaseless winds, unbearable heat and a sunless haze of a world, Tom and Jarvis are captured by The Angels, a branch of new-world order police officers and taken back to their camp, experiencing the horrors of a government trying to survive off of the remnants of America's former systems...
Jack didn't have a good start in life. At 17 he is homeless, mixed up with the evil drug dealer known as Ger and living in a world where he doesn't belong. Enter; Chairman, the charismatic and fun-loving tramp with a swanky, up-town accent who hasn't a clue who he is! After rescuing the spirited gypsy girl, Sky from an attempted abduction they are plunged into a murder mystery and adventure beyond their imagination! While unravelling Chairman's forgotten life and searching for Sky's lost mother, Jack reveals his incredible gifts. Sky discovers her photographic memory and Chairman's real identity involves them with a narcissistic neuroscientist intent on splitting everyone's soul and controlling the minds of everyone he experiments on. Will they discover the truth? Will they escape the lunatic scientist and ultimately stay together? Will they survive the mind-blowing explosive adventure that becomes their life?
A harrowing journey involving varied characters offers insight into how people can endure terrible events with faith, strength and grace. Reprint.
"Hubby, come on, today is our wedding day, aren't we going to do something meaningful?" "Ha, not yet. I still have some infectious diseases that I haven't cured. Let's talk about them when I'm done." ...... "Damn you, He Chen. You told me that you have an infectious disease, yet you're fooling around with this bitch!" "Since you've found out, I won't hide it anymore. I've never liked you before."
A king and a madman in a dying world must join together, facing monsters and terrors to save what few mortals still remain, in the first book of the masterful Sea King Trilogy by one of fantasy fiction’s most accomplished world builders Once there were towering cities filled with masses of people. But no longer. Now six dwindling tribes huddle between the plains and the sea. Once the woodlands teemed with all manner of creatures—until the terrible Devourers swooped down from the skies to feed on them. Now all is silent. Rad Korridun, king of the Seal Kindred tribe, seeks the answers that will save his people. To find them he must join with Dannoc, accused of foul murder and driven mad by the horrors he has witnessed but cannot remember. Kor and Dan are bonded together by a great and powerful magic, their minds and spirits and hearts united as one. On their journey they join with Tassida—the tribeless wanderer and warrior, beautiful and mysterious. But what awaits them beyond the mountains is a darkness that dwarfs all nightmares as destiny draws them ever closer to the source of the end to all things.
Qin Guan had obtained the heart of the mountain from the legends. From then on, his life was different. Various kinds of fields raised fish and treated diseases. His life in the village was no longer ordinary.
In Ron Fritsch’s four Promised Valley novels, prehistoric farmers inhabit a fertile river valley they believe their gods promised them in return for their good behavior and obedience. Their enemies, hunters roaming the mostly barren hills beyond the mountains enclosing the valley, believe their gods gave it to them. Promised Valley Rebellion, the first book in the Promised Valley series, is a story of forbidden love. The farmers’ king refuses to allow the marriage of the coming-of-age prince to the daughter of the farmer who saved the king’s life in the last war with the hunters. Her brother decides he has to help his sister and the prince, his boyhood friend, correct the flagrant injustice. That decision leads them and their allies into a youthful rebellion against the king and his officials, who rule the kingdom from their bluff-top town. The far more numerous farmers in the villages below, who despise the officials but not the king, and who admire the prince, are in a position to determine whether the rebels will succeed or face execution for treason. Kirkus says “the story encourages the reader to ponder the universal elements of the tale” and calls the prehistoric world of the novel a “strange, primitive world that feels winningly real.” The US Review of Books says the novel “is a good tale that feels real, with a strong promise and a good twist at the end,” and a “good book to read by the fire in wintertime.” Promised Valley Rebellion is the winner of the gold medal in the Literary Fiction category of the 2010 eLit Awards competition. Promised Valley Rebellion is the first-place winner in the Gay, Lesbian and Transgender Fiction category of the 2011 National Indie Excellence Awards competition. Promised Valley Rebellion is the winner of the silver medal in the Historical Fiction category, and a finalist in the General Fiction category, of the 2011 Readers Favorite awards competition.
Pain By: Adam Turner After Sky blamed her years of alcoholism and abuse on her mother, and others, she has found that love does not exist. After throwing herself into traffic to end her pain she hears the sound of a bell and awakens in an old house, full of strange people. Each one has their own scared pains and some are hidden by slowly, cracking masks. A very odd man named Abdus Shafi claims to own the house and calls it a place of healing as he assures her that he is there to help. But Abdus's claims grow farther from the truth as some simply strange occurrences take a dark turn. While battling her own issues, and a voice from her past, Sky will have to make the choice of finding the true meaning of pain and facing demons.