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A Soldier's Choice
They were soldiers. Fight or die was all they had known since they were still boys. Colonel Rik Heron was on track to become the youngest General Joint Command had ever produced. But then his wild protégé, Vincent Greven was lost in a senseless battle born of the crazed ambitions of their superior officers. After two years of a hollow and empty existence, Vincent returns during a cataclysmic firefight. He is older, wiser and irresistible to Rik. While they heal from the last battle and repair old wounds, a deep bond builds between them. Friends and colleagues are not pleased about their relationship or their plans to leave the military. While the pair navigates a messy and dangerous situation, new plots are brewing that put them in the crosshairs once more.
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Nihilistic Foibles Nihilistic Foibles is a collection of edgy and erotic stories about a young woman's life in Los
Angeles. "Lecrivain’s dark and deadpan humor is at its height, blending the brilliance of
The Day of the Locust and Lost in Translation into a dichotomous frenetic ennui that is all too real..."
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Pasa Doble: The Greenhorn
and Line Squall |
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The
Price of Surrender Rage and Regret |
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Somewhere
in the Middle Just as how wars are fought has changed, so has the process of communicating the experiences of them. Somewhere in the Middle is the candid reflection of one American stuck in the desert during wartime. Details about eating steak and lobster, an iPod, and a coveted jeep back home are predominantly tongue-in-cheek, but this collection is peppered with heartfelt sentiment and desire to maintain contact with friends and family. |
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Literary Angles: The Second
Year of poeticdiversity The second collection of the best of the talented poets and writers published by www.poeticdiversity.org the well-received website that celebrates the LA literary scene. This year's selections include poetry, short stories, interviews, essays and reviews from a diverse pool of authors. |
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The
Canon of The Lone Ranger
At long last we have Steve
Goldman’s The Canon of the Lone Ranger. This legendary poem, this divine
comedy, this perfect metaphor of our times, this hilarious spoof, all our
issues, all the issues, the Lone Ranger (the male archetype of the 20th
Century), Freud and Mom, this post-modern canon if there ever was one. Goldman goes for those silver
guns, throws down on the American agony/ecstasy/absurdity/humor/dark side,
and blazes away. |
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L.A. Melange: The First
Year of poeticdiversity Irrefutable proof that Los Angeles has a thriving literary scene, both fascinating and diverse. This book features the best of the talented poets published by www.poeticdiversity.org the well-received website that celebrates LA writers. |
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The
Gift of Surrender Honor or Love Passion and Betrayal |
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Canticle of a Bored Hausfrau
She can be reached at... dichotomygoddess@yahoo.com |
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Demon Under Glass by D.L. Warner The Hunter versus the
Healer Demon Under Glass If you like the book, see the film! Available through Create Space at: Demon Under Glass for details! |
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