Elaine: 1438 books

MGTOW—Men Going Their Own Way is a movement. Yes, it’s a thing! What does it mean? It means that men are fed up with women getting over on them. Or, at least that’s how some of them see it. Elaine FLOWERS wrote a blog titled, “Dating: 10 Things Men Don’t Do Anymore” and three years later,...

Are you relentlessly curious and creative, always willing to rock the boat in order to get things done . . . extremely energetic and focused, yet constantly switching gears . . . intensely sensitive, able to intuit subtly charged situations and decipher others' feeling? If these traits sound familiar,...

Twitter can be a valuable tool in an author's book marketing strategy. In "500+ Hashtags for Writers" you'll learn what a hashtag is and how choosing the right ones help you reach readers who are interested in your book's topics. Though geared to fiction writers, the ideas here will be helpful...

A pathbreaking work about the way literature teaches us to use our imagination. We often attribute to our imaginative life powers that go beyond ordinary perception or sensation. In Dreaming by the Book, the noted scholar Elaine Scarry explores the apparently miraculous but in fact understandable...

An examination of the emerging rural left, from environmentalists blocking pipeline construction to teachers on strike. In Left Elsewhere, volume editor and lead essayist Elizabeth Catte turns a skeptical eye toward “purple” politicians, such as West Virginia Democrat Richard Ojeda, who...

Upon moving to the Colorado Desert (don't ask me why; odd things happen in my life), my sole companion, an elderly street dog I had found 14 years before, suddenly died. Beau's death set off a chain of circumstances that resulted in my adopting abandoned and discarded animals, birds and...

Set against the dramatic backdrop of 1785 Scotland, Elaine Coffman delivers her most breathtaking novel ever. In this unforgettable romance, a marriage that starts off to defy fate, just might end in love… Lady Meleri Weatherby is desperate to escape the unthinkable: marriage to a man she...

Sarah Hawkins survived capture by the Sioux, but after her escape she faced public scorn. Now, she'll do anything to start over, and the small town of Defiance promises the anonymity and security she needs. Before she melts into the shadows, though, it's her mission to put a great injustice to rights,...

Life for Melanie has returned to normal. She works as a gardener with friend Stooper, eats at Mason's Diner, and sits on her farmhouse porch with friends Syl and Sandi. Her biggest challenge is helping Mr. Tibbs get used to the still-unnamed black cat that sauntered into the household. And...

Writing love letters to a dead woman was the sum total of Owen Tremaine’s romantic prospects without Addy Jacobs in his life. When he learned she was still alive, and that she’d suffered far worse than a broken heart, he had to fight to regain her trust and convince her he wasn’t part...

Elephants, Allergies, and Iguana Chanukah is a collection of one act length comedy audio theater scripts. The scripts require multiple actors and are well-suited for presentation by school and community theaters. Joy’s Bug’s Blues tells of an unfortunate encounter with an elephant. In Take Your...

Kierha, a warrior princess becomes lost to herself in the magical forest of Aseran because the dark wizard named Voyer tricks her into believing a lie in an attempt to steal her soul. Kierha must face herself, restore her powers and join her betrothed Kyle that has been appointed to be her match since...

"Lady, I want you to stop seducing my son! Hell, what are you, thirty-two, thirty-four, Rob is seventeen..there's room for a whole other person!" Thus in one of Nashville's poshest restaurants began a stream of threats against Stephanie Brandt along with a heavy hand 'mangling' her...

This Very Short Introduction provides a compelling account of the emergence of the earliest literature in Britain and Ireland, including English, Welsh, Scottish, Irish, Anglo-Latin and Anglo-Norman. Introducing the reader to some of the greatest poetry, prose and drama ever written, Elaine Treharne...