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He saw dragons everywhere, and that was why they'd put him in a secure unit. They told him there was no such thing as dragons. But he'd seen unprovoked attacks on the street, violence break out in an apparently quiet bar, rage overtake people on crowded pavements, and supposed peace-keepers use shocking degrees of force. In such moments, the beasts revealed themselves. They could be glimpsed louring from beneath ridged brows, snarling in the c...

The Music of the Streets is Michael Robinson's second collection of poetry. His first, The Tiger in the Vineyard, was published by Ginninderra Press in 2015. Poems in this collection (or earlier drafts of them) have appeared in the following print and online journals: Poetry Matters, Studio, Uneven Floor.

Ladies, a plate please charts the life of Elizabeth Macguire, from childhood to middle age, in her quest for identity and selfhood. Activist, lover, sister, friend, Elizabeth follows her own rebellious star, beginning in rural sixties Australia in a family fractured by a child's death and the damaging silence of unexpressed grief. Her journey takes her through youthful romances to a complex and volatile relationship with Sarah, who seeks to re...

The craft in this, Graeme Hetherington's third collection of poems, is like that of the tapestry maker. In short lyrics of sinewy tetrameter and assonantal music, the poet's dark and bright strands of narrative, of thematic concern, are interwoven in a technique that allows the shape of an individual life to disclose itself from the commingling and recurrence of vivid personal and historical recollections. In the individual lyrics there are sc...

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Every night before going to bed, questions were asked about what was read.One day as we were going merrily along, suddenly, "How Biyiyig is God?" rang out from curious little one.Mother's answer, peaceful and calm, settled little one. For there is comfort in reminding, years beyond.

G Protein Coupled Receptors, Second Edition, Volume 143, a new volume in the Methods in Cell Biology series, continues the legacy of this premier serial with quality chapters authored by leaders in the field. It contains a wide array of topics about the G protein coupled receptors, as well as updates of chapters from the first edition.

This book examines the concept of Purgatory. However, in contradistinction to the many monographs and edited volumes published in the past 50 years devoted to historical, cultural, or theological treatments of Purgatory—especially in proportion to the voluminous output on Heaven and Hell—this collection features papers by philosophers and other scholars engaged specifically in philosophical argument, debate, and dialogue involving conceptions ...

A guide showing teens how to affirm who they are. Knowing & affirming who you are is the beginning of all wisdom.

Jesus Christ spoke of the End-Time. Jesus spoke of the Tribulation and The Great Tribulation. The apostle Paul later wrote in 2 Timothy 3:1 "This know also, that in the last days perilous times shall come." The word "perilous" means difficulty, woe, hardships, trouble, and the like. Surely, the word "perilous" doesn't mean something nice or even lovely. The revelation given to the apostle Paul and the to the prophets about the End-Time can be ...

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I have finished reading your book, which I enjoyed and benefited from and which I believe to be a contribution to contemplative literature akin to the autobiographical writings of St Teresa. Your writing is to me reminiscent of hers and your life a 20th/21st-century version of hers, certainly not the same as hers, in some ways not like hers at all, but overall like hers, the struggle of an extraordinary person who views herself to be ordinary ...

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Children are naturally curious, but with a little ingenuity we can peak their interests to a much higher level. What better way to teach them about science than through captivating rhymes and beautiful illustrations?- Winner of the Nautilus Book Award for Children's Illustrated Nonfiction Books- International Book Award Finalist in Children's Educational Books Kelvin and his dad were taking a walk, looking at the trees and flowers in the park....

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WHAT IT WAS LIKE WHEN WE WERE CHILDREN GROWING UP IN SHARK BAY.My name is Ada Mary Fossá, born Ada Mary Poland on the 8th November 1934. I am a 6th generation Indigenous resident of Shark Bay and also a Malgana elder.This book is a collection of stories from my memories of growing up and living in Shark Bay with input from some old time residents also included.There are no airs and graces, just telling it the way it was when we were young and ...

Our world is on the brink. The brink of what I say the brink of War. I was writing very short blogs for my website and they kept finding converging themes. Underneath the humor and wordplay the chaos of a nation no longer united and no longer agreeing on how it became the greatest of all I see the noise of words becoming the noise of guns. Our families and their traditional values are being attacked. Our flag is being attacked. Our freedoms ar...

In this follow-up to Lines of Listening, a memoir detailing generations of child abuse and marital discord, author Joyce K. Gatschenberger offers readers a fictional continuation of an already gripping ancestral drama. William and Kaye Henry have what, on the surface, looks like a good marriage. Together, they raised three children, and they have a bright granddaughter, Dove-Whispering, whose inquisitive spirit will prove to be heartbreaking-y...