Have you ever wanted to know more about the Flemish painter named Jan van Eyck?Are you writing a research paper about him, or are just curious as to what some of his most famous paintings are?If these questions peak your interest, then this book is for you! Over 1500 words all about the 15th century Flemish oil painter flowing out of this book.This book includes when he was born, what he was known for, who employed him, and what made him famous.

"You told me you didn't stay the night because you had designs on my body. So what else could it be?"Sky had to convince Chase Montana that falling asleep during his cocktail party had been accidental! But Chase wasn't exactly the sympathetic type, and he had a predatory glint in his eyes that Sky found unnerving. So why did she find herself agreeing to accompany him to a remote island? Perhaps she found the hint of wildness and danger about him exciting….

Judy is a quiet young girl who tries to avoid her father's frequent outbursts. After a particularly abusive episode, her brother Josh reveals a secret: he's been communicating with their older brother, Danny, through a special rock outside their neighbor's home. Danny also sent Josh a map to a location in the woods outside their home, which he is gung-ho at finding. But the woods are supposed to be off-limits! What should Judy do?Eager to see their brother again, Judy reluctantly a...

Demon summoning; accountants and cross-dressing; a plague; a pernickety frog; flying teens; sewers; dentists; solitude; fire; a corpse; these are all in this collection of short works that you are sure to revisit again and again for tears of laughter and despair.

Have you ever wondered what Christ consciousness feels like in daily life? I THE CHRIST is a reflective guide for readers drawn to books about spiritual awakening, starting at 10 years old, who sense there's more to faith than dogma. Blending non-dual Christianity with mindfulness and Christian practices, the author invites you to explore love, compassion, and stillness.Inspired by the course in miracles, the teachings focus on ego dissolution as a path to freedom. You'll ...

D. O. Van Slyke's Found at Last: The Veritable Garden of Eden presents a provocative and imaginative exploration of the location of the biblical Garden of Eden. In this work, Van Slyke combines biblical scholarship, geographical analysis, and personal narrative to propose a theory regarding the actual site of Eden, drawing on various historical and archaeological sources to support his claims. He embarks on a quest to identify the garden's possible locations, suggesting that the clues foun...

Dive into 'She Rises', a compelling compilation of 12 tales that celebrate the strength, courage, and unyielding spirit of women. Each story weaves a tapestry of hope, portraying women who rise above adversity, shatter barriers and reclaim their destinies. From women rebuilding their lives against all odds, to young girls challenging deep-rooted traditions, these narratives resonate with universal themes of empowerment, identity and transformation.Written with raw emotion and vivid...

Mocha Memoirs Press and Nightlight Podcast are proud to present Blackened Roots: An Anthology of the Undead - a groundbreaking anthology celebrating nontraditional zombie stories from the African diaspora. The anthology is co-edited by Stoker-nominated and award-winning editor and writer Nicole Givens Kurtz and 2022 World Fantasy Award® Winner and 2022 Ignyte® Winner, producer, and editor Tonia Ransom at NIGHTLIGHT.Blackened Roots is a unique collection and will be a must-have for ...

Religious Classics—Boxed Set gathers an unusually capacious canon of spiritual, philosophical, and literary inquiry, ranging from allegory, sermon, devotional reflection, and apologetics to parable, satire, realist fiction, and metaphysical poetry. Medieval vision, Reformation-era moral imagination, Enlightenment critique, and modern psychological drama meet in a volume that treats religion not as a single doctrine but as a continuing argument about conscience, suffering, grace, doubt, and...

Peripety by Van Eden is not just a memoir-it's a literary kaleidoscope, a genre-bending experiment that blurs the lines between reality and imagination, memoir and manifesto, satire and sincerity.Told through an epistolary dialogue with Calliope-the Greek Muse of epic poetry-this audacious narrative takes readers on a deeply personal yet wildly inventive journey through the author's life. From a law student thrust into the chaos of Vietnam to an aspiring screenwriter crafting a sur...

A revealing account of the choices French immigrants faced as they settled in South CarolinaWinner of the National Huguenot Society's 2007 Book of the Year award, From New Babylon to Eden traces the persecution of Huguenots in France and the eventual immigration of a small bloc of the French Calvinist population to proprietary South Carolina. Placing the Carolina migration in the context of the larger Huguenot diaspora, Van Ruymbeke proffers an account tha...

On the principle of “first know you are right, then go ahead,” I have been very slow in making public the results of my discovery. But having become thoroughly satisfied that I have a reasonable thing of it, have ventured to publish it. It has appeared in brief articles in the Galesville INDEPENDENT, in order to invite general inspection, and criticism. When God made man to dwell on the face of the earth, He, evidently, must place him somewhere. In giving the antldiluvians a description of...