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My path to infidelity is a raw, honest, intimate, and soul-baring journey through the life and inner most personal thoughts of an everyday, ordinary woman. As Kate faces the paralysis of her son, and loss of her daughter, she is forced to reflect on her life and the choices she has made. Rising above the noise and confusion, she displays extraordinary and profound insight. Seeking comfort and reassurance in her time of need, she stumbles down a path that disarmingly leads to a man who changes her life forever. "Real and raw, this book will have you captured and enthralled from word one" - MW "Riveting and compelling" - RC "It's very relatable, like she was writing about my life"- KB "I sat down to read a few pages and didn't stop until I read the whole book"- MD

Exploring the unique manuscripts from northern Iberian Christian monasteries in the tenth and eleventh centuries, this work reveals how scribes actively engage with their readers. These richly illuminated codices feature scribes who name and portray themselves, emphasizing the intimate connection between authors, scribes, patrons, and readers. By likening writing to agricultural and textile work, the scribes invite readers to appreciate the labor behind the text. This study highlights the profound relationship between the material book and the act of reading, urging us to remember the human effort involved.

Focusing on a family's profound journey through adversity, the narrative explores the stark contrasts of joy and heartbreak, tragedy and triumph. It delves into how life can change dramatically in an instant, highlighting the man's courage as he navigates these challenges. This true story captures the resilience of the human spirit amidst life's trials.

Follow the changing seasons through all their wealth of growth and flowering, through autumn's fall, the withering of winter and all the challenging varieties of weather that can accompany these changes. These poems, written over a period of 30 years, are essentially poems of celebration: of immersion in the seasonal round that 'resonate with quiet joy' as one reviewer observed. 'To walk through its pages is to be touched and refreshed by the dew...' To encounter 'widths of sky, or mercurial, brimming weather.' The author's companionable sensibility brings us a welcome breathing space at a helpful distance from the overly ironic or overly cerebral poetry to be found, too often, in literary journals. A blithe purity ushers through it. And, as in its Midsummer Garden it extends a joyful invitation to re-enter that purity 'like...a winged seed.'

A century later, Kip Starling has locked himself in his Brooklyn basement study with a pistol and twenty-one gallons of Poland Spring to write Mohammed's story.Kip has only three weeks until his publisher's deadline to immerse himself in the mind of Mohammed who, like Kip, is Black, queer, an Other.

This panoramic sequence of poems traces our changing relationship over the ages to Nature, Land and the Garden and embraces contrasting but interrelated levels of domestic, political and spiritual significance.

2 Elizabeths is a literary magazine focused on poetry and short fiction, with an emphasis on romance and women's fiction. This inaugural anthology centers around stories and poems with themes of love and romance. The work within ranges from lighthearted, romantic, and fun, to deeply moving. The string that ties these pieces together is their common sense of optimism, a belief in true love.

Set in the picturesque Highlands of Scotland, the story unfolds in a charming community of West Highland Terriers known as the Westie Hutters. As Christmas approaches, Roobie and Radley, along with their pet piglet Disco, work at the Bones Bakery, preparing delicious Bone Biscuits. Grandpa Angus, who delivers these festive treats in his VW Campervan, seeks their assistance, adding to the holiday spirit and camaraderie in their quaint village.

Scotland, with its historic repertoire of dishes & its openness to new ideas from the cooking of other countries, now has a cuisine which rivals any in the world. 'Scottish Cookery' is the book which will guide the tradition into the new era.

What do they mean, those Scots? Here's a good wide range of Scots words and phrases from all parts of Scotland: new ones and old ones, slang and formal. Plus wee notes on Scottish food, Scottish festivals, historic events, institutions, place names and whisky names, maps of Scotland and a good number of line drawings.