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American Bhogee by Tai Oak American Bhogee - Tai Oak -

WARNING - contains strong language and references to drugs and sex.
A collection of anecdotes spanning over 30 years and a multitude of countries. Tales of reckless abandon, sexual hijinks, drugs, and a lot of fun. Read about San Francisco and the hippy scene...

Borne to Blog by Milt Wear Borne to Blog - Milt Wear -

The title of my book "Borne to Blog" appears to start poorly with an immediate spelling error. It means, however, that I was "carried" to the idea of blogging. I am a painter who was simply called to pick up the pen and this has greatly expanded the purpose and direction of my life. I write not...

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Dancing Bare by Rigby Taylor Dancing Bare - Rigby Taylor -

Dancing Bare is an amusing and unconventional autobiography about Rigby, an impossibly innocent young man, who swaps the suffocating confines of middle class New Zealand for love and liberation in 1960s Europe. Revelling in the freedom conferred by anonymity, he becomes an actor,...

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How to Successfully Skew Reality by Shayna Abrams How to Successfully Skew Reality - Shayna Abrams -

After a brief visit to the hospital following a sever psychotic breakdown, I realized that what we may consider "reality" may be only an illusion.
Does hard work always get results? If you are attractive, is it easier? Does G-d really care about us?
These questions and more are...

4 3.5
Nobody promised life would be easy by Warren Fox Nobody promised life would be easy - Warren Fox -

This is the true story of the many struggles and hardships that I have faced and overcome throughout my life. It includes the many different types of work that I have been employed in and how I bought my first motorcycle and rode it home without really knowing how to ride or operate it. Then...

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Seeding Art in Holy Ground - Milt Wear -

Over the last twenty years many books have been written in a attempt to analyze art history and the struggle with relationships between "Christian Arts" and artists, and the church. Few books, if any, have carried the dialog to where it is today where it is relevant for our modern day world view...

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