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|  | | America Is Not Broke!
The unsustainability of the American economy is as familiar as the newscycle. There is no money for social programs, no money to run the government, no money to cut taxes, and above all, we have to cut, cut, cut. But, what if it's not true?
AMERICA IS NOT BROKE!
The unsustainability of the American economy is as familiar as the newscycle. There is no money for social programs, no money to run the government, no money to cut taxes, and above all, we have to cut, cut, cut. But, what if it's not true?
Instead of familiar complaints about the national debt, leading to just slicing a shrinking economic pie differently, or worse, to Austerity Economics, the reality is that we already have all the wealth we could ever need. The tried and proven proposals in America Is Not Broke would guarantee America's prosperity, fairness | |  | | Neitherworld Book One Akiiwan
Blending Native American myth, archaeological detail, government conspiracy and a sci-fi flair, Neitherworld covers lots of ground with dexterity and grace. This unique story is populated with alien civilizations, 17th-century Ojibwe shamans, shady government agents and archaeologists. Akiiwan begins in the 1600s, when a talented Native American shaman—Voice-in-the-Sky—is contacted by members of an alien race who are interested sharing with the Ojibwe people their secrets and talents. Fast-forward to the modern day: government agents hire skilled archaeologist Samantha Horner to learn more about Voice-in-the-Sky’s mysterious powers. But from the moment her excavation begins, strange occurrences — violent storms, unexpected attacks on crew members and baffling disappearances — suggest to Horner that something strange is afoot. Horner’s tale is told with skillful ease. The prose is elegant and precise. The descriptions—both of characters and of the natural world—are beautiful and evocative.
Blending Native American myth, archaeological detail, government conspiracy and a sci-fi flair, Baker covers a lot of ground, but does so with dexterity and grace. The author populates this unique story with alien civilizations, 17th-century Ojibwe shamans, shady government agents and professional archaeologists. In doing so, Baker tries to tap numerous niche audiences…Baker is a talented writer and an adept syncretist. Akiiwan begins in the 1600s, during which time a talented
Native American shaman—Voice-in-the-Sky—is contacted by members of an alien race who are interested in living wit |
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