Non-fiction
Kerala
Submitted by ed on Fri, 2009-10-09 18:50.Kerala is a small state in Southwestern India lying in between the Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea. It is one of India's most popular tourist destinations and has recently been included in the National Geographic Traveler magazine's "50 Places of a Lifetime" and "10 Paradises of the World".
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David Clarke
Submitted by lit10 on Thu, 2008-04-24 03:31.Hi there my name is David Owen Victor Clarke of Trinidad and Tobago I was born on September 17 1975.My education background is I went to Princess Elizabeth Center,Happy Vale Immortelle Center,Briggs Prep School,Queen Royal College,Codrington High School and the Challenor School.I am disabled with Aspergers a mild form of autism and an amputee above knee so I wear a prosthesis so I can walk.My mom loves me very well but my dad died in 1988.My favorite food is pizza,tv show is sesame street my hobbies are surfing the internet.I lived in Barbados from 1990-1999 because my mom was working there.I
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she
Submitted by certifiedfool on Sat, 2006-11-25 18:34.It was through the window where she sees everything. The darkness of the darkened conjured the fellow angels to take hold of her. As she struggles through the flowing waters, she choked the wishes from her scattered wings. As her beauty mellowed in the musical notations, she grasped for something to make her whole. Her reflection continues to glow amidst the life that departed her.
“It was a wish,” she whispered, “a hope I can never let go of.”
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Dark Earth
Submitted by dark nate on Sat, 2006-10-28 02:58.In the Dark Earth Saga, the reader finds that Earth is not alone in the universe when pertaining to living, intelligent inhabitants roaming its natural terrains. There is an infinite number of species abroad, some far less advanced and many far more advanced with intentions ranging from the gracious to the terrifying. Only the interstellar sanctions and restrictions set by awe-inspiring beings just short of godhood has kept the Earth safe; branding it as no more than a primordial locality to be observed from afar and remaining untouched.
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The Taylor Horde Grand Tour/Forced March of 2006: DAY ONE
Submitted by SpaceCowboy on Mon, 2006-09-04 22:25.THE TAYLOR HORDE GRAND TOUR/FORCED MARCH 2006
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Pathways in Nature
Submitted by sioga geagan on Fri, 2006-01-13 20:03.Earlier civilizations understood more about how nature works than we do today. Their scientists were priests and vice versa; they saw the whole world as interconnected and indivisible. The building designs of the ancient Chinese cultures were informed by geomantic principles which recognized that straight lines and shapes fostered disruptive behavior. Our geometry is Euclidean, using straight lines and shapes that nature abhors.
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The Green Lady
Submitted by sioga geagan on Thu, 2006-01-12 02:24.The Green Lady
Sioga Geagan
I can remember standing on the upper deck of a immense passenger ship alone, seven
years old, in the early morning mists searching the horizon for her. My family was asleep
below and I could not bear to be with them, for I longed to return home again even as
our journey across the Atlantic was beginning. I was nauseous with heavy grief that
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"The Rise & Fall of Jimmy Wonderboy"
Submitted by JR Rice on Sun, 2005-12-18 15:04.My first book signing was a success. Sold about 20 books in two, three hour days. The book is a collection of stories sometimes sad often times funny Irish laced somewhat true tales of Family, Betrayal, Hope, Love, Lust, and eventually Prison.
I wrote this book one to three pages at a time while doing time in a state prison. My publisher is Publish America. It is being carried by many different bookstores around the world. Amazon.com/ Barnes&Noble.com/ Borders Books/ and countless others in many different countries. The ISBN # 1413772048.
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