The Ocean is Donald MacLellan's third book of poetry. This volume reflects a period of the poet's career in which he shows a new confidence in his art. From his most personal experiences to his... More > deepest social concerns, he writes with sincerity and a true appeal to the reader to engage in the transformative process which is poetry. And here too the poet's love of language has been transformed: there is still very much the sense of play which has always been his own, yet now with a fuller sense of irony. What the reader will find here is a poetic voice firmly in control of its material and confident in its mastery.< Less
The Ocean is Donald MacLellan's third book of poetry. This volume reflects a period of the poet's career in which he shows a new confidence in his art. From his most personal experiences to his... More > deepest social concerns, he writes with sincerity and a true appeal to the reader to engage in the transformative process which is poetry. And here too the poet's love of language has been transformed: there is still very much the sense of play which has always been his own, yet now with a fuller sense of irony. What the reader will find here is a poetic voice firmly in control of its material and confident in its mastery.< Less
Callie Monahan does not know what to expect when her family moves from their home in New Jersey to the Hawaiian island of Oahu. She has to start over as a junior in a new high school- one where... More > fights break out, surfing is more important than grades, and she can see the ocean from her math class.
She has to make all new friends, and finds her place with fellow new girl Lexi, a freshman surfer named Jackson, and the boy she just might be in love with, Cameron Hartfield. Calle really didn't expect to meet someone like Cameron.
Now it is spring break. Callie makes new friends, explores haunted highways, and realizes how quickly everything changes. She is going to find out just how amazing paradise can be, and how far you can push a friendship.
A debut novel about falling in love, starting over, the magic of the beach, and finding your place in the world.< Less
A woman seeks solace in her favorite location, a place that takes her worries and offers nothing but comfort. A short story for the Lulu.com short story contest.
A debut novel about falling in love, starting over, the magic of the beach, and finding your place in the world.
Callie Monahan does not know what to expect when her family moves from their home in... More > New Jersey to the Hawaiian island of Oahu. She has to start over as a junior in a new high school, and finds her place with fellow new girl Lexi, a freshman surfer named Jackson, and the boy she just might be in love with, Cameron Hartfield.
Now it's spring break. Callie is going to find out just how amazing paradise can be, and how far you can push a friendship.< Less
Ronnie James DeRenzo copes with the pressures of stardom as he manages a multimillion dollar rock and business corporation and battles a narco-terrorist gang that threatens his family in this pre-911... More > saga. Book Two of Rock and Roll Love Story; a novel.< Less
"'I was born because someone was starving…' ends one of Ocean Vuong’s poems, and in that poem, as in every other of his poems, Ocean manages to imbue the desperation of his being... More > alive, with a savage beauty. It is not just that Ocean can render pain as a kind of loveliness, but that his poetic line will not let you forget the hurt or the garish brilliance of your triumph; will not let you look away. These poems shatter us detail by detail because Ocean leaves nothing unturned, because every lived thing in his poems demands to be fed by you; to nourish you in turn. You will not leave these poems dissatisfied. They will fill you utterly." - Roger Bonair-Agard, two time National Slam Champion, author of Tarnish and Masquerade. BURNINGS by Ocean Vuong - ISBN 978-0-578-07059-9< Less
"'I was born because someone was starving…' ends one of Ocean Vuong’s poems, and in that poem, as in every other of his poems, Ocean manages to imbue the desperation of his being... More > alive, with a savage beauty. It is not just that Ocean can render pain as a kind of loveliness, but that his poetic line will not let you forget the hurt or the garish brilliance of your triumph; will not let you look away. These poems shatter us detail by detail because Ocean leaves nothing unturned, because every lived thing in his poems demands to be fed by you; to nourish you in turn. You will not leave these poems dissatisfied. They will fill you utterly." - Roger Bonair-Agard, two time National Slam Champion, author of Tarnish and Masquerade. BURNINGS by Ocean Vuong - ISBN 978-0-578-07059-9< Less
In The Drama Of A Fifteen Year Old Victoria Ocean talks about those touchy subjects that many people try to avoid. What is the difference between dating and courting and which is better? Why are... More > guys the way that they are? How far is to far? What is modesty?
Victoria Ocean invites young women to sit with her as she tells her own love story.
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Explore your mind and receive its eternal power & reward which awaits you
The cycle of life
Empowering crystals
Electrical waves
Mental Garden
Spiral stream
Light pyramid
Child in the... More > mirror
Allow yourself the ultimate wisdom by revealing your mind and its ever evolving structure
Seven unique paths into your remarkable inner dimension
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I.O.S.P Founder
Danny Oceans
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