Literature & Fiction
“A Sequel to the Brothers Karamazov” by Sumirasko
This sequel of Sumirasko’s, though, embarks on an intricate journey in the exploration of the Karamzov’s tumultuous family saga.
“Art of Transformation” by John Clark Smith Cyberwit, Copyright 2023
The author indicates that this book resulted from a course he taught at the University of Toronto.
Beneath The Words by Rochak Agarwal
Beneath the words elicits deep senses enshrouded in the expressions visioned by the authors of the following books through Rochak Agarwal's thoughtful book reviews:
Waiting for the Miracle By CL Bledsoe
CL Bledsoe has a new book that has a spin on the memoir. It is one, but it’s written in essays. His pieces are compelling. They offer up a slice of life, and a way into someone else’s world.
War in the Twilight By E.A. Cooper
In this new memoir, E.A. Cooper shares a short period of time in his life from when he served about 10 months in the Marines in South Vietnam. He refers to these months as his far east experiences.
“Shakespeare’s Qaballah” A Companion to Shakespeare Studies By Leonida Kazantheos
This new guide to Shakespeare, contains everything you may have ever wanted to know plus more about the prolific historic author! Kazanthes thoroughly examines every detail behind these world renowned writings.
Five Dogs by John Yamrus
The unforgettable experiences related by John Yamrus in his latest book “Five Dogs” reveals heartfelt and loving emotions. Five Dogs exemplify an incalculable level of affinity between humans and dogs.
CROSSING BORDERS INTO PARALLEL WORLDS
And for all of those whose imaginations do not yet reach that far, Stewart’s entertaining stories just may provide the proper stimulus.
Inner Revolutions and Kindred Souls” by Gwendolyn Taunton Inner Revolutions and Kindred Souls: A Review of Indo-Europe Rising and Atoms of Kshatriyas
Azsacra Zarathustra’s work always makes for an interesting read, and his latest books (Indo-Europe Rising and Atoms of Kshatriyas are no exception. Since these books are related in terms of content, I will review them both together in this article). In these texts Azsacra Zarathustra continues to expand on the themes developed in earlier works and a number of concepts presented in these titles are covered extensively and explained in earlier books. As such, I would to stress here that Zarathustra’s work can be intellectually challenging for beginners and people whom are not well versed in traditional metaphysics and philosophy.
SO IT SHOULD BE READ
New book of Moshé Liba «Bush Meat» is a refined pattern of a post-Bible reflection, where Secrets of Spirit rigidly open through unusual poetic-naturalistic synthesis ― is an utmost combination of symbolical tragedy and of the concrete horrifying doc