Tomorrow Is Another Year

When Michael accepts a nondescript job for a nameless London-based company, he finds himself embroiled in a fantastical situation: every time he wakes, time has progressed one single year. At first this seems like a gift; but as the future spirals out of control, and the motives of his titanic employer, Greenwood, prove entangling, he discovers it to be a curse...

When Michael accepts a nondescript job for a nameless London-based company, he finds himself embroiled in a fantastical situation: every time he wakes, time has progressed one single year. At first this seems like a gift; but as the future spirals out of control, and the motives of his titanic employer, Greenwood, prove entangling, he discovers it to be a curse...

Book Blurb: Things are changing in Crab Cove-especially for Deniese June Tipper, a lonely five-year-old who just wants to fit in. Born into a chaotic and eccentric family of fourteen that never seems to stop growing, DJ feels invisible except when she's in trouble. She hopes that the first day of school will be the start of her popularity, but with the whirlwind that is her life, she should know by now that nothing ever goes to plan. Always putting her nose where it doesn't belong, DJ Tipper finds herself in a landslide of drama when she uncovers the first of many family secrets that have long been buried beneath chaos, mischief, and perhaps a large helping of Mystery Meet. Crack open Deniese June's journal and experience it all through her eyes.

This volume of verse brings together a collection of poems; the poems have been put in sections based on themes. The poems have been selected from a compilation written over a period of time. Themes range from Chapter One: Supplications 3 Chapter Two: Tributes and Adorations 15 Chapter Three: Romantic and Love 27 Chapter Four: Biblical Allusion 42 Chapter Five: Untitled 48 Chapter Six: Traditional 58 The varieties of poems are wide as it reflects on different aspects of life. In supplication, praises are said to human nature that endure as it concerns unforeseen circumstance, adapting to situation of things, hope not being lost, and perseverance through difficult period in the life of a group people and individuals. Tributes and adoration of living and non- living things, here appreciation for nature and the beauty of the environment and the world around us is charmed during this period of climate change and global warming and the need to value the planet earth we live in. It also adore mans courage and relationship between mankind as it concerns instinct and affection. Romantic and love poems, what is love? How do we define it? Can it be defined or is it better expressed. What is this thing called love are we still trying to define and understand how to diffuse into what is the true meaning of love and its dilemma. Biblical Allusion, a special theme as it concerns past life experience of the happening of events, teachings about life and words that touch humanity until this present time and how it shapes mans relation to his creator. Untitled, a puzzle of abstract, appears as the theme with a focal point not given a title in terms of expressing ones feeling, but readers are at liberty to relate with it whichever way they can, the poems can neither be here nor there, they only play a crucial role as it is necessary to keep readers guessing or for them to interpret it the way an manner they want to understand it. Traditional the lass chapter deals with Africa pastoral setting, traditional African way of life and the village background, Africa in context, ceremony and customs, and an African out look towards life and issues that border on culture, thinking and perception of the happenings and events around him, and a mention on natural disaster from other continents and countries which is not experienced here in Africa that we Africans share their pain and grief, that is those people whose life were affected and touched when such unforeseen incidents happen in continents mostly in Asia and the Americas,( USA, Japan, Haiti, Mexico and other disaster prone places in the world). There is a great deal of fine poems, which are very simple to understand, it can be taken in with a cursory or single reading, only the untitled is left for readers to depict its meaning and give it their own personal title. The poems are written in free style verse, not following any known stanza. There accessibility is not made difficult as in most case it usually needs to be for critics, and with images for illustration, it appears as a modern 21st century poems. The Digest of Poems is also prepared as an aid to a good understanding and enjoyment of poetry, to those who think poetry is difficult to comprehend. It is to serve its purpose mainly to entertain broaden the mind. Verbal / Oral figures of speech and rhetoric has been devised to further expanciate and enliven written language. The Digest of poems, the verses, it is necessary to bear in mind all words are in the poets context, readers can relate the sounds, and the meaning to each other, words repeat its sound, word, lines and even ideas. They are mostly traditional languages that are thematically concerned with celebration of the beauty of abundance nature& human

If you are struggling with depression, anxiety, or any other mental illness, or know someone who is, you are not alone. There is a way out. There is hope. There is life.This book is raw, unedited emotion written by Aaron when he was going through some of the hardest parts of his life. He has now released it to show those who are fighting the internal war personally that someone out there does understand exactly how confusing, disturbing, disruptive, messy the brutallity of anxiety and depression are. How hopeless, and often hate-filled and lonely it all seems. If you struggle with depression, or know someone who does, you are encouraged to read this book to maybe, hopefully, get some better understanding and insight as Aaron shares his life through poetry, short stories, and auto-biography, so that you may better understand the underlying message: YOU ARE NOT ALONE.

A wrenching account of one family's five-year battle with what proved to be terminal liver disease, this story explores all aspects of the difficulty in raising a family under such conditions. Written from the point of view of the primary caregiver, the story reveals much about the possible challenges facing the 17,000 families now waiting for a liver transplant in the USA. Many more face other debilitating diseases or the ravages of age. Despite his scientific training to try to understand what is happening, the author is crushed by the medical bureaucracy, and the wild ups and downs of the course of the disease. Having adopted their children, the author struggles with his fundamental values and his conflicting responsibilities to the children and to his ailing wife. This book should help friends and family better understand what a stoic experience the caregiver of one seriously ill may be going through. More importantly, it can show such a lonely individual that what they are going through is not unique, and that they need not be alone. As events proceed through hospice, funeral, and grief, the author looks back on their time together and reflects on the nature of life and love.