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The Gospel of the Travelers (it) by  Prisoner, Kalio De Phansigar, ^#33-69-97-A1

Mythological Theology - Adam and Eve and why in the garden Eden is a unique journey into the unknown, so are you, fellow Traveler (it), going my way to the mystery of our mythic beginning. This gospel deals with a unique dilemma of the human condition at the crossroads of our transformation toward Salvational gnosis of the eternal one. We are here in this material veil of tears seeking a redemptive purpose for our existence. Are we prisoners of the artistic fabricator of this material veil governed by our rudimentary passionate desires, or are we originally Travelers (it) of the eternal one self-exploring its living gnosis of the evolving cosmos, as a unity of consciousness, in that: “The Redeemer’s redemption is through the redeemed, ...the Travelers (it)...” As prisoners of the moving veil of tears, the transforming garden, we have the multifaceted Psyche of the false creator, Lord Jehovah, but now as liberated prisoners of our true eternal father of now, we have the uniquely evolving atomized Spirit of the living cosmos of gnosis, so we can become Travelers (it) again of the eternal one singing the intuitive dialectical self-conscious glory of the living cosmos of gnosis, amen.        $15.00  USA    846 KB

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Reflections Of A River Rat by Gary Grant Champagne

Biography - fondly illustrated by the author - Reflections Of A River Rat is a collection of memories about the teenage shenanigans of a group of boys who grew up in the St. Clair River Flats.  My brother and I were two of these boys dubbed "River Rats".  Those days are long gone now but still remain a predominant smile lodged away in a file of my brain labeled, "WARM HEARTED" in upper case letters.  It's miraculous but somehow all of us lived through those amazing adventures on the waters of the St. Clair River.        $10.00  USA    36.6 MB           

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The Late Great Biggeron Lyfe by Daniel H. Debelius, Jr.

Fiction-Humor-Adult Reading - Death has always been a mysterious entity, but in recent times, particularly in America, it has added to its mystique. A mediocre life ends, and suddenly, inexplicably, the average Joe, through Death's machinations, becomes Joseph the Great. The life JTG actually lived is swept under the rug by forces unfathomable, and left to view is usually the most magnanimous, merciful and magical existence imaginable. Biggeron Lyfe is such an individual. A poetaster at best during his existence, and quite possibly a reprobate off-line, he dies nebulously, either through homicide or volition. The aforementioned forces take over and in no time at all Lyfe, the poet, is hailed as a leviathan of verse; and Lyfe, the man, as a rock of rectitude.  "The Late, Great Biggeron Lyfe" is a war between two biographers. One buys into the enlargement of the poet, the man; the other sees the obscenity of what Death has outrageously orchestrated. Each frequently borrows from the poet's oeuvre to corroborate viewpoints. The novel is satirical and spicy. It's different.    $10.00  USA    1.41 MB   

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