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Leda Joandaughter
"The God Children leaps across the barriers of rationality and into the heart of the mystery that permeates human existence. In fictional form, Leda Joandaughter asks us important questions: What is it we could become if we only let ourselves get beyond the limitations of our thinking? What adventures await us in the next wave of our evolution into our spiritual awareness? Buy this book!!!!!" -Nita Penfold, poet, artist, and editor of Hunger Enough: Living Spiritually in a Consumer Society
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The God Children
This is a novel about the re-emergence of the Goddess, and the exquisite holiness of empathy.
Deftly balancing a taut and tenuous line between fiction and nonfiction, literary fantasy and theology, The God Children explores previously uncharted interconnections within American society. One quickly bonds with the protagonist as she tries to raise her daughters according to contemporary American social customs, but these children have other ideas.
This story is about hope, about imagining the possible, and about the personal consciousness of spirit and soul that ultimately awaits us all.
The God Children was originally published in Apsaras Review, Kremena Publishing, Reykjavik, Iceland, 2003-2004.
Print: $13.97
Download: $4.25
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Tomorrow Sometimes Knows
An eclectic collection of six short and minute stories, starting with the title, "Tomorrow Sometimes Knows": In December 1980 a man has a terrible nightmare - he dreams of Howard Cosell announcing John Lennon's death during a Monday night football game. Haunted by his premonition, the man goes to the Dakota to try to stop the murder he has foreseen. "Tomorrow Sometimes Knows" proposes an alternative ending to this international, multigenerational tragedy.
Print: $8.97
Download: $3.81
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