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After spending the night beneath the world tree Yggdrasil, the crew ends up in Ethiopia, and the perspective shifts to Sheba who must face King Solomon to find another lost text.
Back to the Garden presents a frightening and tragic possibility for ecological downfall in our future, but doesn't ignore our affirmative connection to nature and other people.
Danielle Gasket's fledgling skills in tracking and stealth are pitted against the machines and guns of the crypt nation. Sequel to The Philodendrist Heresy
Check out Anthony Wright's Infernal Drums, with our new flip-page tool that lets you read free chapters of our books online.
A compilation of poems read while Vancouver poets and members of the community took part in an Earthwalk at Stanley Park.
Jed Brody wrote The Philodendrist Heresy as a call for the preservation and resurrection of the great forests of the earth.
A man who is set in his ways and well prepared for his upcoming retirement experiences an unexpected change in life when he wins a huge lottery.
In this collection of dark but humorous short stories, Anthony Wright weaves his past travels in several continents.
Eco-poetry collection by Tom Hibbard.
Springing from the uncharted archipelago of an evolving artistic realm, these poems examine humanity’s relationship with nature as we seek to save the world’s natural environment from war, plunder, and other disasters — man-made or otherwise.
