Michael Glover Knihy

Life is but a blink in God's eye, but love prolongs the blink. To venture through life without love is meaningless, and Sabrina MacKenzie has been without love too long. Her parents were taken from her when she needed them most. Now, she finds herself pregnant with a child denied by its father, a false love Sabrina substituted for her only real passion in life, Steve Hardesty. Sabrina vows to her unborn child that it will not be without love, and the adventure begins. Join Sabrina on her quest for the true meaning of love. Sit by her side as she gives birth. Ride in the seat of an F-14, and join Steve Hardesty as he fights his way back to Sabrina's side. Life is full of many detours. See how Sabrina achieves her goal of true happiness.

This volume provides a fascinating insight into what it was like to march and fight, to eat and be wounded, to command and be commanded at the start of the 19th century. Stress is laid on the technological limitations of warfare at that time.

On April 20, 1792, revolutionary France declared war on Austria and began a struggle that, with only two short breaks, was to last until after Waterloo, more than twenty years later. Except for tiny Montenegro, every country in Europe was involved at one time or another, many countries fighting now on France's side, then against her. There were naval actions in every ocean of the world, while on land the fighting ranged from Java in the east to Buenos Aires in the west; from Finland in the north to Cape Town in the south. While Napoleon was the predominant figure, there was also a plethora of distinguished if lesser figures. Among the generals were the Archduke Charles, Kutusov, Massena and Wellington. The admirales included Howe, Villaret-Joyeuse and Nelson--and there was that remarkable trio of statesmen: Castlereagh, Metternich and Talleyrand. In this book Michael Glover, author of eleven other military historical books, and an authority on the period, weaves together the four strande--military, naval, economic and diplomatic--which went to make p the greatest war that history has known, and which included such classic battles as the Nile, Marengo, Trafalgar, Austerlitz, Jena, Friedland, Wagram, Salamanca, Borodino, Leipzig and Waterloo.

Poet, writer and art critic, Michael Glover brings us this collection of amusing, thought-provoking heart-warming and, in at least one case, revolting, tales. As a poet he finely weights each word before placing it deftly.

The second installment of Destiny is here! Episode 2, "The Pilot" dives right into the action as the cold, ESC executive Miss Arroway comes aboard the DESTINY and demands that changes be made. Captain Massey is NOT happy with her unannounced visit. Before he can threaten to throw her out of an airlock, the bridge reports a cargo shuttle being chased by an enemy Alliance ship. The shuttle is being piloted by the mysterious Kayla North who oddly refuses the Destiny's help. As the story unfolds, we learn more about why the pilot was not so willing to get help from Destiny . We also see the seeds of Commander Jackson's scientific breakthrough that promises to change space travel forever.Some feedback from our "Destiny does a great job of combining classic sci-fi nostalgia with innovative story-telling." ~ Jessica Mormon"For people who love Star Trek and outer space, this graphic novel has something that will engage your mind visually and mentally." ~ Lioness7 at Goodreads"I think this graphic novel is going to be a favorite of a lot of readers that love the sci-fi genre because it's packed with action, suspense and scientific themes." ~ Marty :) (thecursedbooks) at Goodreads

Set in the harsh environment of Porthcothan Bay, Cornwall, the story revolves around Joseph Tredinnick, known as "The Trapper." The narrative explores the challenges and ruggedness of life in a remote and inhospitable location, highlighting Tredinnick's experiences and resilience in the face of adversity. Through vivid descriptions, the book captures the stark beauty and difficulties of the landscape, offering a glimpse into the life of a man navigating the trials of his surroundings.

Exploring the relationship between the poet's unique voice and the reader's imagination, this collection of poetry invites readers on a journey to unexpected realms. It challenges the boundaries of creativity, prompting reflection on how much of the experience is shaped by the poet's distinct quirks versus the reader's interpretation. Through thought-provoking verses, it delves into the interplay between individuality and perception in the art of poetry.

Exploring themes of love and loss, this collection of poems serves as a poignant tribute to Federico Garcia Lorca, reflecting on his vibrant life and tragic assassination in 1936. The imagined voice of his lover captures his artistic brilliance as a pianist and poet, celebrating the lively spirit of Granada while grappling with the senselessness of his death. Through evocative imagery, the poems interrogate the nature of Death, questioning its choice to take such a gifted soul in the prime of his creativity.

Set against the backdrop of a warm holiday in France, the story follows artist Ruth Dupré as she encounters a swarm of exotic bugs. Rather than resorting to typical pest control methods, she chooses to capture their unique characteristics and quirks through her art, using ink on delicate Japanese paper. This creative approach highlights her appreciation for nature's intricacies, transforming a potentially irritating situation into an opportunity for artistic expression.

This poetry collection explores themes of unexpected encounters and the complexities of existence through vivid imagery and playful interactions. Michael Glover introduces a whimsical Harlequin-Fish and engages in dialogues with the ghost of Thomas Gray and an elusive deity named Gottlieb. The poems reflect on love, loss, and the profound questions of life, as seen through the lens of an old man's bittersweet experience with Cupid and a stone's potential thoughts on the fierce Amelia.