Lewis Carroll es un nom falsa: la nom vera de la autor ia es Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, e el ia es Ensenior de Matematica a Christ Church, en la Universia de Oxford. Dodgson ia comensa la nara a 4 julio 1862, cuando el ia fa un viaja en un barceta de remos sur la rio Thames en Oxford en junta con Eglesor Robinson Duckworth, Alice Liddell (ci ia ave des anios, e ia es la fia de la Decano de Christ Church), e se du sores, Lorina (des-tre anios), e Edith (oto anios). Como la poesia inisial de la libro clari, la tre xicas ia demanda un nara de Dodgson e, nonvolente a la comensa, el ia raconta la varia prima de la nara a los. Ave multe referes partal ascondeda a la sinco de los tra tota la testo de la libro mesma, cual ia es final publicida en 1865. Pare ce esta tradui es la libro prima... Less

Cover Design: Nyla Alisia Graphic Designer http://www. publishyourwords. com/ About the Author: Andrew Scott is a native of Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. He was raised in a rural farming community. This traditional upbringing built a solid foundation, which he leaned heavily on as he followed his own path and dreams. Andrew started writing in his mid-twenties as a way to bring order to things he was dealing with in life. Writing came naturally and soon he fell into a wonderful style of poetry and prose storytelling. Many of his poems are based on people he has met, passed on the street, saw on a bus, encountered in everyday life. Others are created from photographs he has seen, or people he made up as he tried to envision someone coping with different situations in life. Andy was... Less

Regan Grier, assumed dead, faces a city of walking corpses in which she struggles to find her brother. Her hopeless efforts meet some unsolicited help after two years. Enter Captain Alisia Terone. Intent on rescuing Regan from the city, stumbles on an unforeseen hazard: Regan's love. Regan's problems intertwine with Alisia's as they hunt the source of the technologically driven zombies, and cope with Regan's love for the inconveniently straight Captain.

Gold Man Review Issue 1 is a collection of color photography, poetry, interviews, short fiction, and nonfiction from authors, poets, and artists out of Salem and the Greater Salem, Oregon areas. Some of the work in Issue 1 includes: An interview and the creative nonfiction of award-winning author Naseem Rakha of “The Crying Tree” (Broadway Books, 2007). Naseem’s stories have been heard on NPR’s “All Things Considered,” “Morning Edition,” “Marketplace Radio,” “Christian Science Monitor,” and “Living on Earth.” The poetry and creative photography of Nyla Alisia, who is the founder and host of three international poetry radio shows, The SpeakEasy Café, The Inkwell, and Re-verse. The creative nonfiction of Lois Rosen, author of “Pigeons” (Traprock Books, 2004) and who has had work published... Less