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I'm not normal. I don't know what I am. All I know is when I dream, its not me. I can do things that in real life, or what I think is real life, I can't. It scares me because I was always told that Dreams Are For When You're Sleeping... Jasmine was never normal. She was the one who stayed in the corner and played with her self while the others played with there friends. She new as she got older that there was something about her, something unique and out of the ordinary. Every time she closed
I am standing on the balcony of the 23rd floor of the hotel and am about to jump. But before you judge me I want to tell you my story. I want to tell you how a normal man with a beautiful fiancee and a successful career has very logically come to this decision. But is it really my decision? After you've heard my story I invite you to give your verdict and perhaps spare the life of a man who doesn't wish to be spared. What is your decision?
Short stories about bizarre mental health disorders. The mind is the most terrifying place of all!
When Ronda Wickford, the assistant manager of Brandenbergβs ShopRite Supermarket, inadvertently hires a middle-age man with a PhD in philosophy to run the fresh produce department, weird things begin to happen. As events unfold, she learns a thing or two about Wittgensteinβs linguistic theories, common decency and how to fix a leaky faucet.
No.1 best seller in the UK chart in September 2010. Only available as ebbok or hardback. Controversial and shocking - the new D.H.Lawrence, 100 yrs on...
Ade had life pretty good. She was the youngest child of the King and was spoiled not just by her parents but by her brother/best friend, Lee. Ade and Lee made every night in Valhalla an adventure and often got into trouble because of it. But that all changes one night when Lee suddenly vanishes after their latest prank with little leads as to what had happened to him. Not believing that Lee would ever run away without even saying goodbye, despite the evidence, Ade senses something is wrong and
I'm not normal. I don't know what I am. All I know is when I dream, its not me. I can do things that in real life, or what I think is real life, I can't. It scares me because I was always told that Dreams Are For When You're Sleeping... Jasmine was never normal. She was the one who stayed in the corner and played with her self while the others played with there friends. She new as she got older that there was something about her, something unique and out of the ordinary. Every time she closed
I am standing on the balcony of the 23rd floor of the hotel and am about to jump. But before you judge me I want to tell you my story. I want to tell you how a normal man with a beautiful fiancee and a successful career has very logically come to this decision. But is it really my decision? After you've heard my story I invite you to give your verdict and perhaps spare the life of a man who doesn't wish to be spared. What is your decision?
Short stories about bizarre mental health disorders. The mind is the most terrifying place of all!
When Ronda Wickford, the assistant manager of Brandenbergβs ShopRite Supermarket, inadvertently hires a middle-age man with a PhD in philosophy to run the fresh produce department, weird things begin to happen. As events unfold, she learns a thing or two about Wittgensteinβs linguistic theories, common decency and how to fix a leaky faucet.
No.1 best seller in the UK chart in September 2010. Only available as ebbok or hardback. Controversial and shocking - the new D.H.Lawrence, 100 yrs on...
Ade had life pretty good. She was the youngest child of the King and was spoiled not just by her parents but by her brother/best friend, Lee. Ade and Lee made every night in Valhalla an adventure and often got into trouble because of it. But that all changes one night when Lee suddenly vanishes after their latest prank with little leads as to what had happened to him. Not believing that Lee would ever run away without even saying goodbye, despite the evidence, Ade senses something is wrong and