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More D.I.Y. Soul Freezing...The soul of randomness enters the building; the problem being it's all a bit problematic. Who knows what's really going on? I think I knew someone called Les who had a story but I forgot most of it. It ceased to be a story, of course. Stories are so 20th Century anyway...Hopefully, this might be factual...
During a very violent storm, a cargo ship is lost at sea, killing nearly everyone on board it. The incident leaves it's one last survivor, a fisherman named Jasper Hutchision, stranded in the open water.
Six friends, one RV, fifty states... What could go wrong? Find out what happens to me, and all of my friends as we escape our world of petty high school and venture into the unknown place called America.
The young journalist Ella van Veen is supposed to write a story about a model and her secrets, but when she wants to meet her for an interview, the girl disappears. The only clue is a wittness who saw a man in a brown coat. As the police refuses to tell her more about the case, Ella starts to investigate herself. Therefore she needs the help of Lukas, a barkeeper and friend of Ella's. Together they start to follow the criminal's traces and soon they realize that they got in too deep in
Oak and Raul have been in love for a long time. But then when Oak meets Charlie, she starts to fall for him. Charlie's friend, Ryan, hates Oak for some reason. And he tries to kill her. Will Charlie save the day? Will Oak ever love Raul again?
IN a time when there seems to be an unbridgeable gap between the east and west, two writers have come together to show the world through art bridges are built. THE EAST: Afghan, Afzal Shauq, highly respected author of poetry written in the Afghan language of Pashto. The collection of 333 poems expresses the feelings and experiences of the author and the Afghan people. THE WEST: Alley Boling, from the United States, driven by her desire for the English speaking world to understand all people