Give Her a Pill is a personal, cultural, and systemic critique of modern institutional life-especially medicine, credentialism, and late-stage capitalism-told through lived experience rather than theory. The book argues that contemporary systems substitute the performance of care for actual care, using credentials, prescriptions, convenience, and authority to mask neglect, avoidance, and profit-driven harm.At its core, the book is about ou...

15 AMERICAN WESTERN NOVELS A Cumberland Vendetta A Daughter of the Dons A Daughter of the Sioux A Man Four-Square A Texas Matchmaker An Apache Princess Bob Hampton of Placer Cabin Fever Gunsight Pass Hidden Gold Kid Wolf of Texas Out of the Depths: A Romance of Reclamation Rimrock Trail

Classic western novel, first published in 1922. According to Wikipedia: "William MacLeod Raine (1871—1954), was a British-born American novelist who wrote fictional adventure stories about the American Old West."

This book-collection file includes: A Daughter Of Raasay A Tale Of The '45 - 1901; Wyoming, A Story Of The Outdoor West - 1908; Brand Blotters - 1909; Ridgway Of Montana - 1909; Bucky O'Connor - 1910; A Texas Ranger - 1910; Mavericks - 1911; The Vision Splendid - 1913; Crooked Trails And Straight - 1913; A Daughter Of The Dons - 1914; The Pirate Of Panama - 1914; The Highgrader - 1915; Steve Yeager 1915; The Sheriff's Son 1917; The Yukon Trail - 1917; A Man Four-Square - 1919; Oh, You Tex!...

Classic western novel, first published in 1919. According to Wikipedia: "William MacLeod Raine (1871—1954), was a British-born American novelist who wrote fictional adventure stories about the American Old West.."

Welcome to the Essential Novelists book series, were we present to you the best works of remarkable authors. For this book, the literary critic August Nemo has chosen the two most important and meaningful novels of William MacLeod Raine which are A Texas Ranger and The Sheriff's Son. William MacLeod Raine was a British-born American novelist who wrote fictional adventure stories about the American Old West. Raine's novel Men in the Raw appeared in The Argosy in 1915. In 1959, he was induct...

Excerpt: "It was evening, on the promenade deck of an ocean liner. The sea was like glass and the swell hardly perceptible. Land was in sight, a vague uneven line rising mist-like on the horizon. Before morning the Victorian would be running up the St. Lawrence. Even for the most squeamish the discomforts of the voyage lay behind. A pleasant good fellowship was in the air. In some it took the form of an idle contentment, a vague regret that ties newly formed must so soon be broken. In othe...

In "A Texas Ranger," William MacLeod Raine crafts a quintessential Western narrative infused with adventure, moral complexity, and vivid landscapes of the American frontier. The novel features a rugged protagonist, Texas Ranger John "Grit" Kinsley, as he navigates the lawlessness of the Wild West, grappling with themes of justice, loyalty, and personal redemption. Raine's style is characterized by robust dialogue and dynamic action scenes, often reflecting the influences of contemporary re...

"A Daughter of the Dons" is likely set in the American Southwest, particularly in New Mexico, and it may explore themes related to the region's history, culture, and societal dynamics during the early 20th century.Raine was prolific in writing Westerns, and his novels often featured elements of romance, adventure, and moral conflicts. If you enjoy Western fiction and stories set in the American Southwest, "A Daughter of the Dons" might offer an engaging narrative.For more specific details ...

Excerpt: "The air was mellow with the warmth of the young spring sun. Locusts whirred in rhapsody. Bluebirds throbbed their love songs joyously. The drone of insects, the shimmer of hear, were in the atmosphere. One could almost see green things grow. To confine youth within four walls on such a day was an outrage against human nature. A lean, wiry boy, hatchet-faced, stared with dreamy eyes out of the window of his prison. By raising himself in his seat while the teacher was not looking h...

In the feud-charged hills where the Clantons and Roushs have inherited hatred like a birthright, Lindy Clanton is drawn into a secret courtship with the reckless Dave Roush. Starved for love and freedom, yet trapped by her father's suspicion and the violence around her, she resists his pressure to elope even as his passion weakens her resolve. A shot in the dark, a hidden brother, and a brutal family scheme soon turn romance into betrayal, leading Lindy from a sham marriage and humiliating...

Classic western novel, first published in 1908. "In this vivid story the author brings out the turbid life of the frontier with all its engaging dash and vigor. According to Wikipedia: "William MacLeod Raine (1871—1954), was a British-born American novelist who wrote fictional adventure stories about the American Old West.."