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  • The old man's home

    by William Adams ...
    William Adams's The Old Man's Home is a reflective and humane work that examines aging, belonging, and the emotional meaning of home in later life. The book appears to move beyond simple domestic description, using the old man's dwelling as both a literal setting and a symbolic space in which memory, loss, dignity, and endurance are tested. Stylistically, Adams writes in a measured, observant ... Read more

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  • What Does It All Mean?

    A Humanistic Account of Human Experience

    As a young man Bill Adams travelled the world teaching US citizens abroad on behalf of a large state university on the East Coast. Back home he reflected that if there were answers to the great questions of life, then he’d not found them - not in India, in Europe, in China, or Japan. In time he came to see that his lifelong interest in how the mind works could be the clue to the meaning of life. ... Read more

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  • Selected Works of William Henry Davenport Adams

    The Princess Helena Koltzoff-Massalsky, better known by her pseudonym of Dora d'Istria, came of the family of the Ghikas, formerly princes of Wallachia, and was born at Bucharest, on the 22nd of January, 1829. Through the care and conscientiousness of her instructor, Mons. Papadopoulos, and her own remarkable capacity, she acquired a very complete and comprehensive education. When but eleven years ... Read more

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  • Witch, Warlock and Magician: Historical Sketches of Magic and Witchcraft in England and Scotland

    The following pages may be regarded as a contribution towards that History of Human Error which was undertaken by Mr. Augustine Caxton. I fear that many minds will have to devote all their energies to the work, if it is ever to be brought to completion; and, indeed, it may plausibly be argued that its completion would be an impossibility, since every generation adds something to the melancholy ... Read more

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  • Polters

    The Polter Series, #1

    Series Book 1 - The Polter Series
    Clay, a young Portland photographer, devastated by the recent murder of his girlfriend, Lane, boards a midnight ferry across the river to Bardonia, a town full of the city's recently deceased, called Polters. The residents there are in chaos since their way forward, the train station, is blocked by a reactionary gang. As he searches for Lane in the land of the dead, he meets Ella, a Polter, and is ... Read more

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  • Reluctant Android: First in the Newcomers Series

    Newcomers, #1

    Series Book 1 - Newcomers
    Andy Bolton, a software engineer in Seattle, feels like just a regular guy but evidence mounts that he is actually a robot. His boss, Lucy, wants to capture him and take him apart for study. On the run, Andy finds his creator and learns he is neither human nor simple machine. He reluctantly accepts that he is something in between, a sentient AI device. He needs to explain this to his nemesis, Lucy ... Read more

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  • The Subjective View

    The Subjective View is about subjectivity, the "what it is like" to have experience. The point of view is first-person, direct observation of the mind by introspection and related methods, using principled, consensus-constrained methodology. Contemporary psychology focuses almost entirely on objects, situations, and measurable variables, neglecting subjective experience. Neuroscience and general ... Read more

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  • Before the Past Escapes Us

    by William Adams ...
    Are you interested in learning someone's take on everyday struggles? Perhaps you are more inclined to read silly little stories that help your day go by? Whatever it is you desire, you are destined to find in "Before the Past Escapes Us". Filled with numerous tales ranging from the humorous to the absolutely terrifying, there is certainly a story for everyone within these pages. In his first book, ... Read more

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  • Yodogima: In Feudalistic Japan

    by William Adams ...
    Japan lay sweltering with uncertainty. Four centuries of unbridled warfare had reduced her once sturdy, centralized government to little more than a revered impotency; the country had become the property or the booty of its daimyos-those knights-errant, the pride of a nation. It was an age of military prowess, of unlicensed chivalry, and to the victor belonged the spoils-till wrested from him, by ... Read more

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  • Attic Polters

    Polters, #2

    Series Book 2 - Polters
    Bronze Winner: Best Fantasy of 2024. ReaderViews dot com"Polters are people like us, only dead. Except they don't admit that…We say dead. But they say they're just another kind of person…"Nikki Powers, a researcher in Oregon, is interested in people's beliefs about ghosts. When actual ghosts, or "Polters," appear in the attics of Portland houses, she must decide what she believes. Her boyfriend, ... Read more

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  • Alien Panic

    Phane, #2

    Series Book 2 - Phane
    Lou Buck, ex-cop, is the off-center main character (like Nick Carraway to Jay Gatsby). Lou searches for his kidnapped daughter, Lacey, and in Reno meets a muscular bald man, Phane, who claims to be extraterrestrial. Lou thinks he's a nut until the man transforms into a large green tennis ball with arms, legs, and eyestalks. Phane was abandoned by his commander to die on Earth, but he and Lou team ... Read more

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  • Nothing in Mind

    Discovering the Mind, #4

    Series Book 4 - Discovering the Mind
    Every night, you mentally disappear for several hours. During dreamless sleep, you are not present to yourself. You have no thoughts, no experience, no point of view. You enter a period mental emptiness, a Black Hole of Nothingness. In the morning, you wake up and resume life as if nothing unusual had happened. But something unusual did happen. You literally lost your mind for several hours. ... Read more

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