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You know it's a bad relationship that develop secrets, shame, guilt, and fear, but what fun while it lasts!
In midlife crisis, off Prozac and on vacation, Lance meets a young lady who shares his hopes and dreams of love and marriage. Suddenly he's nude with two Wiccan college girls in a whirlwind erotic tour of bridled hedonism. They share beds and breakfast, luxury hotels, an abandoned jungle treehouse, black sand beaches, lovers, and a weight-lifting minstrel Christian preaching to whores in Texas, and some would say, a murder. | |  | | Havana Ball
The bilingual author, the only one who speaks Spanish among all the North American volunteers who paid a "Christian" organization to bring aid to Cuba, shares this thorough recount of philanthropy gone awry, it's motivations and effects.
Come along with bilingual Yankee Mark Plimsoll to Havana, and feel his frustrated hilarity, caught between the blind realities on BOTH sides of the linguistic fence. Mr. Plimsoll joins a North-American 'Christian' philanthropic caravan of about three hundred people who come together in San Diego to deliver used computers to Cuba. The core group of about two hundred 'Caravanistas' from North America each donated computers, or paid around $1,000 to go to Cuba, ostensibly to help end the trade embargo, U.S. sanctions against the island nation, and quell U.S.-instigated accusations about Cuba's | |  | | Wmd Machete
Creative nonfiction memoir about a young American's coming-of-age in Guatemala's killer earthquake. Takes place in 1975, teh author just twenty-two, alone, without knowing Spanish in a land that speaks Mayan anyway...
The Pan-American "Huckleberry Finn" for the Twenty-first Century, a memoir of the young author's struggle with two realities, one Anglo-Saxon and the other Hispanic. In this picaresque "coming-of-age" memoir, we see a vision of North America's future in twenty-five years, when the Hispanic minority becomes the largest minority, and changes not only the demographics of America, but its culture. The author sweeps us along on a whirlwind of culture shock as he chronicles the adventures of a disgruntled industrial-age young man who feels a tribal and instinctual reluctance to accept the Third Worl |
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He Was Weird
by Michael LeFevre
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 My second book is about a boy who has Asperger's Syndrome and is bullied to the point to where he shoots up his school. I have divided the excerpts from it into three parts: Before, during and after the shooting. |
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