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This poetry chapbook by native Oregonian, KA Shott, was born from her personal and family struggles and triumphs surrounding her husband's diagnosis with early onset Parkinson's Disease and Mu...

The Bestseller’s Bed comprises the journey of Cali Macy, a bestselling author whose much older husband, Matt, dies suddenly in a car accident. Devastated, Cali tries valiantly to pick up the pie...

The Optimistic American, Book II: Indictment, Conviction, and Sentencing "If you ask me I’ll tell you that this story is neither a dys- nor u-topia but the product of my own thought expe...

What if you knew something was a poison and...you knew that the government knew the same something was a poison but adamantly denied that it was so. Would you be a terrorist if you put that certain so...

A movement meditation focused on Faith in the Era of SARS-CoV-2 (colloquially known as Covid-19). It is my distinct pleasure to announce the birth of my fraternal twins, PREACH and IDEAL (a twinnin...

There is one incontrovertible fact, Vincent van Gogh (the famous and infamous 19th century painter) was shot and died. Was Vincent van Gogh murdered? That question can only be answered with logical su...

Set in the late 1800s, this historical fiction addresses the relatively well known issue of medical murder (physicians procuring bodies for medical research through questionable means) and exposes the...

Spiritual union, as a means of achieving transcendentalism, has been a nuance, or sect, of many world religions. Yet, whether it issued from Judeo-Christian bridal mystics, Hinduism's Kama Sutra o...

A collection of free poems exploring "flesh" with diversification of specificity ranging topics often broached {death/birth/war} and those often considered taboo [cannibalism...anorexia] wit...

A psychiatric nurse working in an unofficial asylum for veterans faces an existential crisis that results in her helping a soldier to escape. Although a work of fiction the conditions described draw h...

The Optimistic American, Book I: Voir Dire The Phoenix Phenomena, or the destruction and resurrection of societies, began in America no differently than it had to all of its brother and sister soci...