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In a futuristic/paranormal but hot/steamy novel set against the backdrop of a Russo-Islamic-Chinese take-over of the United States, a woman is transformed and transforms. But who is cannibalized-Winn Miller herself? Her husband Scott? Industrialist Christopher Godbolt and General Sun, the men of her consuming fantasy? DREAM himself/itself? Are the experiences of this intellectual, once-chaste female and the revival of such ancient lore as alch...

All smart and looking-to-be-smart kids and all parents, grandparents and teachers need to read My Computer Journal of Family Dining. In this tragi-comic novel, teenager Zy Slayter, via technology, struggles with 11 SEPTEMBER 2001 and his "drugger" father. His mainstays are his "ancient, " wise-droll, hip/hep grandfather, with whom he works on The Great Mystery of the World, his Black friend Doak, and another omnipresent but secret constant. Al...

She's not a composer, for all I know. She loves to dance - that I do know, maybe she likes to sing in the shower?... I never asked. Neither do I think she is a chef, though I am certain she can prepare a perfectly boiled egg. As for love matters, that's easy, if I quote her as being neither a "gusher" nor a "sentimentalist". So what is there with Dr. Lynn Veach Sadler and a poetry book called "Music, Food, Poetry"? Well, in one word - everythi...

Tonight I Lie with William Cullen Bryant is literary fiction with touches of Southern Gothic, "coming-of-age, " mystery, and the humor that saves us daily. It offers a wry comment on race relations and proof that many of today's concerns (e.g., the American Dream, migrants, "gypsies, " victimization of the weak, and persistent blindness to that beneath the surface) were seeded in a past-that-teaches. All humans have "big" lives with the potent...

Ex-Marine Acton Sanderson, the local sheriff, lives in one of the converted missile towers on Boatswain Island, home to America's first missile site. Older and newer entangled families with secrets produce their own virtual Tower of Babel. Acton has to let Suelima Pardee know that her older sister, Charlotte, who runs the Silver Mullet Pier and Motel founded by their father, has had a breakdown. By the time she interrupts completing her doctor...

She finds them everywhere - in history, art, religion, industry, her own back porch. She is awed by them, delighted by them, saddened by them and by our misunderstanding of them. She gets them in her poetry, immortalizing them with her mastery of word, stanza and composition. Dr. Sadler turns, for the thickness of one book of poetry, into an animals' master, transporting us into a world we knew yet never really paid full attention to - "their"...

It is absolutely impossible to define this humorous collection of poetry, born at the finely sharpened end of Dr. Lynn Veach Sadler's pencil, other than... absolutely marvelous. Delving in, stealing from and exploiting unfathomable depths of academia, pun, and personal wit, Dr. Lynn threads word-barbs on the steel of sentence-wires with machine-gun speed at sniper-rifle accuracy. She could have had easily qualified (among her numerous other...

A second collection of eight prized plays. ?Hanging-Cat? Honorable Mention, Stage Play Script, Writer?s Digest 2001 Writing Competition. ?The Cover Crop? as the short story ?In Hot Pursuit of Genetics and Human Behavior, ? Finalist, WordSmitten Media, Inc., TenTen Fiction Competition, 2007. ?The Gar Hole? as short story Second Place, Green River Tales: Short Stories, Green River Writers 2004 Contest. ?Grace-Noted Albatrosses? with A Brave Goin...

A collection of eight prized plays. "Sassing the Sphinx" commissioned for the first Robert Frost Symposium 'Celebrating Robert Frost: An International Conference' Winthrop University, 1997. "Women of the Condor" honorable mention as a short story, Twelfth Consecutive New Millennium Writing Awards, 2001. "Lillie Langtry's 'Lash La Rue Sweet Potatoes'" quarter-finalist as a screen play, Lone Star Screenplay Competition, 1997. "Boo Radley and the...

Writer/Editor Dr. Lynn Veach Sadler, (former) college president, Distinguished Woman of North Carolina, and National WomenÕs Hall of Fame member, has published widely in academics and in creative writing. She has published 5 books and 72 articles and edited 23 books/proceedings and 3 national journals and published 3 newspaper columns (1 now). In creative writing, she has 11 poetry chapbooks and 5 full-length collections, 125+ short stories, 4...

Writer/Editor Dr. Lynn Veach Sadler, (former) college president, Distinguished Woman of North Carolina, and National Women's Hall of Fame member, has published widely in academics and in creative writing. She has published 5 books and 72 articles and edited 23 books/proceedings and 3 national journals and published 3 newspaper columns (1 now). In creative writing, she has 11 poetry chapbooks and 4 full-length collections, 125+ short stories, 4...

Writer/Editor Dr. Lynn Veach Sadler, (former) college president, Distinguished Woman of North Carolina, and National Women's Hall of Fame member, has published widely in academics and in creative writing. She has published 5 books and 72 articles and edited 23 books/proceedings and 3 national journals and published 3 newspaper columns (1 now). In creative writing, she has 11 poetry chapbooks and 4 full-length collections, 125+ short stories, 4...

Writer/Editor Dr. Lynn Veach Sadler, (former) college president, Distinguished Woman of North Carolina, National WomenÍs Hall of Fame member, and Central Region Gilbert-Chappell Distinguished Poet (2013-2015), has published widely in academics and in creative writing: books, articles, newspaper columns, poetry chapbooks and full collections, short stories, novels, a novella, short story collections and nonfiction collections. One of her 41 pla...