The Carlos Chadwick Mystery: A Novel of College Life and Political Terror

Humor & Entertainment

Gene H. Bell-Villada

Humor

Amador Publishers, LLC

2nd Printing, 2015 "Eva's War" is the beginning of a captivating trilogy about one woman's fight for survival and her journey through one of the most turbulent times in world history. The year is 1945, the world is at war. Young Eva must leave her beloved Danzig to escape the Soviets and the harm they would bring to her little family. After hearing rumors about the terrible devastation of the town of Nemmersdorf, Eva makes the heartbreaking decision to leave her parents. It is more than a decision to leave the comforts of home, as the lives of those who remain are also at risk. Without knowing if she will ever find her husband Manfred again, or see her loving parents, Eva sets out on her own through the wreckage of war. Driven by a youthful sense of adventure, Eva takes her baby daughter and boards a ship sailing into the unknown. They barely escape death on numerous occasions. Alone and carrying the full weight of saving her child's life on her shoulders, Eva's only solace is the beautiful music she creates on the piano. Drawing from this love of music, and the wholehearted love she feels for her husband, now lost to her, Eva emerges from the ashes of war a new, stronger woman.

Eva's War: A True Story of Survival

Biographies & Memoirs

Eva, Krutein

Community & Culture

Can one really navigate the vast sea of Time? Celtic fiddler George Drumm is intrigued by symbols etched on the cairns of his remote Sumweir Isle home by ancient Wanderer tribes. The closed double spiral is said to depict the alternating timelines of two parallel worlds. When George learns that there are still Wanderer peoples crisscrossing the great continent, he sets out to find them and learn their secrets. Across the ocean, George soon finds the Wanderers and woos them with his music. He travels with one group after another, at last joining a Gypsy caravan far inland. When time-dancing Gypsy Esmarelda drops in on them from the Future, romance blossoms. But the couple is out of sync in Time. Esmarelda is on a mission to rescue her cat Audy, presumably stolen by her nemesis, Malcom the Master Seer. Her quest takes her, and then George, to the parallel, frighteningly un-magical Alternate World. But in the dusty town of Caliente, New Mexico, the lovers find a friend in Robyn, proprietor of The Lost Unicorn metaphysical shop. As Esmarelda and George leapfrog across the Spiral Map of Time in search of lost cats, missing satchels and each other, they share glimpses of their enchanted universe with Robyn, and confirm what she has always suspected: There is a world of Magic just the other side of our dreams.
The Spiral Map of Time Trilogy details the romantic, magical adventures of the time-traveling Gypsy dancer Esmarelda, and her colorful crew. In Book 1 Esmarelda launches a search that takes her to the unresolved past and into the Alternate World where she is aided by Robyn at The Lost Unicorn gift shop. Esmarelda finds love along the way, but can she keep it? In Book 2 "The Two Magicians, from nowhere to forever" two Master Seers hold the key to colorful carpets that enable Robyn to dance across the Spiral Map of Time into the magical parallel world. This time, Esmarelda must come to Robyn's rescue. In Book 3 "The Ten Years: double or nothing" to be released in Spring 2020, both Past and Future catch up to Esmarelda. Fleeing the Goathorn Mountains after the Two Magicians escapade, she finds that her life has been turned upside-down. Across the Spiral, Robyn's universe is also shaken. The Lost Unicorn, must again serve as a way station between alternating worlds.
Praise for The Time Dancer: A twisted, clever, spellbinding fairy tale for the 1990's. Gatuskin creates a vivid and bizarre universe, certain to satisfy the appetites of enthusiasts of such authors as Lewis Carroll and J.R.R. Tolkien. -- Michael Bush, Manhattan Theatre Club
Gatuskin weaves a delightfully magical story which tricked me into thinking she was from another time, or maybe a Gypsy in a past life. I'll never look at my cats the same again. --Lisa Law, author, FLASHING ON THE SIXTIES
As a teacher of Belly Dance and its esoteric significance, I would highly recommend that my students read this magical tale. --Swari Hhan

The Time Dancer: A Novel of Gypsy Magic (Spiral Map of Time)

Romance

Gatuskin, Zelda Leah

Contemporary

Earth has been plagued by a series of ecological disasters. The population has been forced entirely off the planet for a time, living under massive domes on Mars and the moon. By late 22nd century Earth is being resettled. Dotted with theme-park-like restorations, the home panet makes an ideal destination for vacationing Mars families. Two teens discover an uncharted castle hidden under a rampant growth of ivy. In the castle's turret the discover and reactivate an ancient spell. Time stops. Earth's fate hangs in the balance. Adventure, romance, magic and mystery pervade the story.

Castle Lark: And The Tale that Stopped Time

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Fantasy

Danzig, a Free City between the Great Wars, then seized by Hitler in 1939, is threatened by Soviet troops as Eva Krutein flees with her daughter in January, 1945. It is the beginning of a harrowing year of privation, defeat, moral quandaries, growth and finally healing. This book is a powerful anti-war statement from a woman's perspective.

History

Europe

This book was triggered by the way Willson's parents died, his mother suddenly and easily, doing her self-appointed task which was caring for her ailing husband, and his father slowly and miserably, not believing in the end what he had so assiduously taught others all his life. "His mythology let him down," Willson says.

Myth and Mortality: Testing the Stories

Willson, Harry

Religion & Spirituality

Collected poems by author-artist Zelda Leah Gatuskin. Winner, Poetry Book, 2011 New Mexico Book Awards.

But Who's Counting?: collected poems (Worldwind Books Poetry)

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

A philosophical memoir by former Presbyterian minister turned Humanist, activist, teacher and author, Harry Willson.

From Fear to Love: My Journey Beyond Christianity

Sixteen year old Claire is an artist. Or at least, she wants to be. But doing art and being an artist are still very different things for Claire. Between her suddenly distant best friend Lydia, her own budding sexuality and the boys who want to help her discover it, and taking care of the ninety-one-year-old "Muffin" at Westcare Manor retirement home, Claire has her hands full for the long, hot summer that Rio Bueno, New Mexico promises. But will Claire's own risky decisions sabotage her chances, or help them? Can Claire find herself as an artist while falling in love for the first time? And how can helping Muffin help Claire bring all the pieces of her life together and give her the courage to dream about the future? WHERE THE SKY USED TO BE is a story of art, love, compassion, and following your own path.

Where the Sky Used to Be

Teen & Young Adult

Professor Donald Gutierrez's extensive writings on social justice have been collected here in a passionate appeal for sensitivity, change and, most importantly, action in confronting government abuses and social inequity at home and abroad. These 48 essays and reviews of books are presented in four sections: "State Terrorism - My Country Must Not Torture in My Name," "War and Democracy - War On Democracy," "Business as Usual - Greed, Racism and Genocide," and "Power of the Pen - Iconoclasts to the Rescue." Heartfelt, informed and articulate, Gutierrez raises a voice of moral conscience too often lacking in today's public discourse. Winner, Philosophy Book Book, 2013 NM-AZ Book Awards. Winner, Political Book, 2013 NM-AZ Book Awards.

Feeling the Unthinkable: Essays on Social Justice

Politics & Social Sciences

Gutierrez, Donald

Social Sciences

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The Carlos Chadwick Mystery: A Novel of College Life and Political Terror

Eva's War: A True Story of Survival

The Time Dancer: A Novel of Gypsy Magic (Spiral Map of Time)

Castle Lark: And The Tale that Stopped Time

Eva's War: A True Story of Survival

Myth and Mortality: Testing the Stories

But Who's Counting?: collected poems (Worldwind Books Poetry)

From Fear to Love: My Journey Beyond Christianity

Where the Sky Used to Be

Feeling the Unthinkable: Essays on Social Justice