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Terminal Suicide
Lukai Society
(30 out of 35 pages available). Malakai, whom has a last name of Hoover, had recently been diagnosed with Terminal Caner; in other words, Terminal Illness. Though some may not understand the meaning of such a diagnosis, one can know for a fact that an illness like is one that can assure you that your untimely demise is inevitable. Malakai has an extreme case of schizophrenia, and has just been released from prison. He had recently been released from prison on parole simply for his improved behavior, despite his severe mental illnesses. The supreme court decided that he is still required to see a therapist, and has a backup plan of throwing him into a psychiatric ward if he attempts to commit anything funny. But one day, Malakai makes the utmost unreasonable decision to quit talking to his therapist. Since he is a deranged serial killer, the FBI becomes suspicious, yet is still hesitant to come after Malakai because of how dangerous he is in the public eye. Who knows what will happen next? I know that your mind is overwhelmed with curiosity, so go on. Take a little peak into the story of the boy who faced the FBI. Maybe it's real, maybe it's not. Who really knows?
Sunshine Elegy
Parker Maslowski
Sunshine Elegy is a poem book for the friends that shaped the author's grade school years. Despite its intimate nature, the poetry is accessible to all who like to read. The book is split into different sections, designated by the introduction to the section in a prose style similar to Jane Austen (Maslowski's favorite author). The sections are as follows: 1-7: Opening 8-14: Sunlight 15-29: Evening 30-38: Nightmare 39-46: Midnight Blue 47-59: Bastion of the Early Morning 60-75: Dawn 76-80: Final/Sunlight Redux
About Granny
Janet Atkinson
This book is about my earliest memories as a young child growing up in the 1950s to the time of writing in 2016. I wrote it primarily for my grandchildren, but also my children. It is an account of what life was like in those early years, and what my life was like, the good times and the bad!