New-age Stories

The year is 2008(AD), and the world is in the throes of another 70s revival. Nobody knew how or why it all began. That is the least of humanity's problems, however. Reality itself seems to be breaking down, to the dismay of scientists, corporate titans and the ruling elites/reptilian demigods that have lorded it over the existing structure for countless eons. Secret agent Cassius Croon is hired to investigate a series of particularly bizarre events transpiring around the globe. They suspect he is the One. Actually, he is the None.

"Ey Bruddah! Wat you doin', eh? Readin?" Mucus looked up to see two of the fattest Hawaiians he has ever seen, ever, even in pictures and postcards. They were dressed in nothing but loin cloths. Mucus immediately and nervously started to get up, he obviously wandered too far from his group. But, although the tone of the Native's voice who spoke to him was aggressive, his face was peaceful and friendly. Mucus decided to talk to him.

Living in a post apocalyptic world, Meredith Grace Karn is learning to navigate this new life without the help of her family. Due to the unalive, human interaction has been limited. Meredith grows accustomed to fighting and surviving on her own. Until Jaxon shows up.

The doll that listens, unintentionally.

To be determined

It's almost time for the Autumn Celebration and forest creatures are very busy. There's a lot to prepare and a special surprise is waiting for them. An esoteric tale suspended between two worlds.

If I were to ask; why do scientists, researching space, time, gravity and quantum mechanics, describe their own methodically verified results as 'weird'; what would you reply? Why would reality be weird? Surely, scientifically speaking, reality is just, well, reality? Where does 'weirdness' come into this? "If you can't explain something in easily understandable everyday terms; you either don't understand it yourself, or you are trying to manipulate someone". kept that in mind the whole way through. No need for a PhD in Quantum Mechanics, Etymology, Ancient History, Evolutionary Psychology or Philosophy to 'get' what's in here. There should be no intellectual snobbery, when it comes to this kind of thing. For this work; accessibility is as important as content; aiming for something where, when you read this, if you think it's 'beneath you', you will, by the end, change your mind; and if you think it's 'beyond you', equally, that presumption will prove challenged in the end. To understand why scientists, describe their own results as 'weird'; why we seem to have so much, yet confusion, conflict and suffering endure, or get worse, you have to go way-back. Unpick the evidence from the beginning with an open mind. Understand how the ancients thought, how we think; what the differences are; where languages came from, why science doesn't provide answers for certain things; link them back together again, to finally make sense of it all. Once you understand; things don't look the same, different decisions made, changed behavior reinforced when science is fused; without contradicting its own evidence, within a contemporary framework that allows one to 'believe'; faith in our future restored; made sense of, no matter your background, faith or lack thereof. A shift in perception, courtesy of our ancestors; all that is required. What do you think? How do you think? Are you open to the possibility of thinking, feeling and behaving differently?

Aurelia is a city where memory is controlled by the Archive. Amara, haunted by the erasure of her brother Kael, embarks on a dangerous journey to destroy the Archive and free lost souls, sacrificing her humanity in the process. Memory defines identity. The Archive manipulates history, erasing lives. Amara's quest to save Kael ignites a rebellion and challenges the control over truth.

Les légendes sont parfois plus anodines qu'on ne le pense et les chevaliers n'ont pas le monopole, mais leur impact pourrait être semblable à l'effet papillon. C'est ce que vivront Jean et Valérie à travers une mystérieuse quête lancée dans les années 90. Ce simple jeu à énigmes deviendra plus qu'un (es)passe-temps.

Confused and jaded since graduate school, Esa is willing to go to extremes to find her true purpose. She attends a weeklong art festival in the desert where she meets a middle-aged shaman who tells her he can help her, but first she must do everything he says. When she agrees, he sends her off on a "Vision Quest" in Black Rock City. But the city isn't as friendly as she imagined. At her first stop, an angry gypsy magician curses her with blindness. The only way to undo the spell is to drink a special tea out in the deep dark desert before sunrise. But when the tea gets stolen, Esa loses her only protector and must face her biggest fear: journeying out in the darkness alone. Esa must fight off her inner demons and the physical brutality of the desert's conditions, to regain her vision. But above all, she must establish her faith in the cosmos and its plan for her life on Earth.

At age eight, I was kidnapped. At age eighteen, I became a murderer. Tomorrow was something I never considered because it was never promised for me. But once I meet Stone Huxley, tomorrow is all I ever think about.

Bear with me while I try to salvage my previous poems and also write new ones :)

Mystery surrounds the gothic institution known as the Fell's Haven insane asylum, Mother of Mercy. With one patient dead, one Master key missing, and two patients missing, it's up to recently transferred Lieutenant Detective Jhannie Addams to solve the case. But, when a late night call regarding a home intruder situation one night leads him picking up the breadcrumbs of this unfinished case, he soon finds himself immersed in a realm of magic and intrigue the likes of which he'd never imagined possible. Who is Het Huntson, and how did he manage to escape from the roof of the Mother of Mercy after purportedly being shot and falling off the edge--Only to turn up, wounded at the Byrd family home in the mountains roughly a month later? And, why are all these witnesses claiming that he has wings?

I have a secret for you. Shhhh! You can't tell anyone! I'm actually a goddess. Yes you heard that right. The plain ordinary Gwen Chase is a goddess. I'm not fully fledged yet though. That'll happen when I'm 16. But remember this is just between the two of us!

New-agey poetry book on healing

Jay is a University fresher who thinks he's devised a system of new-age rituals that allow him to control his reality. But, a chance meeting with the girl of his dreams puts all of his new found beliefs to the test.