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Hey [Loved One], I Have A Question For You: A Guided Conversation Journal for Collecting Family Stories

Genres: Advice & How To, Manuals and Workbooks
Formats: E-Book, Paperback
Age Groups: 16-18, 18+

You sit down with someone you love, and you open the book to the first question. They start talking, and a story comes out you've never heard. Hey, I Have a Question for You is a guided keepsake, 173 questions across sixteen chapters of a life, designed to draw out the stories that ordinary conversation never quite gets to. Use it with a parent, a grandparent, a mentor, or anyone whose life you want to understand. Or work through it yourself. You can write the answers directly in the book. You can use it as a script for conversations you record on your phone. You can fill it out together over a weekend or return to it slowly across years. What's inside: 173 questions grouped by life stage, from earliest memories to present-day reflections "Go Deeper" prompts at the end of each section Questions for them to ask you, because...

The God Pot

Genres: Contemporary Fiction, Literary Fiction
Formats: E-Book, Paperback
Age Groups: 18+

Moony Adams knows seventeen ways to kill a man. Or thinks he does. The trust fund heir can't tell if his expensive childhood training was preparation for intelligence work or just the paranoid extravagance of wealth. After his sister kills herself rather than join the family mining business, he exiles himself to Sod Hill, a golf-themed budget apartment complex in suburban Denver, and tries to become nobody. Privilege doesn't wash off. There's a landlord who might be an informant, a satanist in tech support, and a Romanian theater owner with money laundering schemes. And across the hall, a neighbor who has stared into the underside of a stainless steel cook pot until the creator of the universe stared back. The God Pot is told in vignettes by a narrator who believes itself to be omniscient. It sits between The Crying of Lot 49 and The Big Lebowski, with the deadpan...

Starseed Flux - Starseed Chronicles 1

Genres: Science Fiction (Sci-Fi), Young Adult (YA)
Formats: E-Book, Paperback
Age Groups: 12-15, 16-18

Sixty-six generations into humanity's endless journey through space, Mott Fortress never asked to save humanity—she just wanted to rescue her best friend. On the generation ship IHC-111, everyone's destiny is predetermined. Mott repairs machinery and follows orders. Her empath abilities should make her valuable, but mostly they just remind her that she's trapped in a life she never chose. Then one cancelled date leads to an unauthorized adventure. A conspiracy involving clones, royals, and really unhappy droids. Mott and her crew fight to stay alive as they navigate a web of secrets that threatens everything the fleet believes about their mission. She must choose: stay safe in her predetermined role, or risk everything to ensure humanity's future isn't decided by the elite.

Revolt in Steel Meadow - Power of the All-Mind Saga 1

Genres: Dystopian, Science Fiction (Sci-Fi)
Formats: E-Book
Age Groups: 16-18, 18+

In the gleaming city of Apollonia, humanity has rebuilt civilization using euphonium—an unlimited energy source powering their perfect society. When ex-soldier turned Cold Synthesis engineer John Harwood survives a mysterious accident that kills two colleagues, he and determined reporter Eve Caldwell uncover a horrifying conspiracy: euphonium isn't just energy. It's consciousness harvested from living minds. As John delves deeper, he discovers that Apollonia's utopia is built on suffering, and strange energies are awakening within him. With powerful enemies closing in, he must choose between returning to blissful ignorance or exposing a truth that could tear their world apart. REVOLT IN STEEL MEADOW, the first in the Power of the All-Mind Saga, combines high-stakes action with profound questions about the true cost of progress.

Pants in the Tree

Genres: Experimental Poetry, Humorous Poetry
Formats: E-Book, Paperback
Age Groups: 18+

A genius keeps finding his pants in trees. In thirty-four connected vignettes, an aging widower pursues his wayward trousers.

Deep Freewriting: How to Masterfully Navigate the Creative Flow

Genres: Self-Help/Personal Development, Writing & Publishing
Formats: E-Book, Paperback
Age Groups: 16-18, 18+

Writing for long stretches of time should not feel like hard work. The best ideas often only emerge after you really immerse yourself in the creative flow. Deep Freewriting launches a proven writing method to new heights. Drawing from the author's experience of 8, 12, and 24-hour writing marathons, this practical guide takes you through seven in-depth modules packed with strategies and hands-on exercises. Writing faster leads to better writing. * Defeat procrastination * Instead of trying to silence the inner critic, get it to work for you * Embrace messiness and creative chaos * Organize complex thoughts on the fly Whether you are a student, writer, or creative professional, this book leads you towards of the often-elusive flow state.

Writing from the Inside Out

Genres: Mind Body Spirit, Writing & Publishing
Formats: E-Book, Audio, Paperback
Age Groups: 16-18, 18+

True creativity flows continually throughout life, breaking free of form. In Writing from the Inside Out, author and yogi Stephen Lloyd Webber shares his practice of creative writing as a path for self-realization. This book includes many practical writing exercises and connects readers with esoteric tantric yoga insights, oral traditions, and Zen storytelling modalities. Using the methods in this book, Stephen was able to put together over twenty book-length creative projects in a year.