Primeros reseñadoresNowick Gray

Set in backwoods British Columbia, Charlie Utopia is a cautionary tale with a redeeming outcome—a novel about loss and freedom, acceptance and self-discovery.

Chasing Utopia—from community, to relationship, to success itself—Charlie loses all, then finds himself torn between two new loves. Does he need to heal first in order to love, or does he need love in order to heal?

Learn how to improvise on flute or pennywhistle, for solo or group jams.

Flutes Jam will help you to…

• Learn to make beautiful music on your silver flute, pennywhistle or bamboo flute.

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• Play dozens of popular scales from easy-to-read visual chart notation.

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Essays spanning three decades—reflective yet contemporary, philosophical and practical—address human nature and environmental ethics; personal and metapolitical intention; radical insight and live freedom in thought, emotion and action.

The Last Book departs from Thomas Mann’s last, unfinished novel and propels its hero into the speculative waters of time travel, alternative history, and a dystopian future. When precocious 19th-century con-man Felix Krull is recruited by an astral-traveling presidential candidate, Sophie Vaughan, he embarks on a quest across time to find her and prove his mettle on a world stage. His daredevil joyride through ’70s middle America tests his powers of persuasion and faith in a charmed destiny. Fast-forwarded to 2036, Felix discovers Sophie caught in a multidimensional struggle between the controlling Hierarchy and the dissident Panarchists. First grappling with a new identity, then tested in his loyalty to Sophie as president, Felix faces his ultimate challenge, the capacity for enduring love.

Northern Quebec, 1964. A young Inuit woman in a traditional hunting camp yearns for love and freedom; a headstrong shaman undertakes a mysterious mission; a disillusioned Mountie faces a baffling series of unsolved murders. Their paths intersect in this dual narrative charting a journey of personal and cultural transformation. “Sharp writing, tense plot, deliciously detailed cultural and environmental surround. This is a tense novel that speaks with authority about the ambiguities of culture and region.”

Northern Quebec, 1964: Mountie Jack McLain, baffled by a series of unsolved murders, knows the latest case will make or break his career. Eighteen-year-old Nilliq, chafing under the sullen power of her father in a remote hunting camp, risks flight with a headstrong shaman bent on a mission of his own. Their paths intersect in this tense mystery charting a journey of personal and cultural transformation.

Computer viruses are enough of a threat to our digital lives - just as biological viruses are a threat to our health. What if a computer virus were designed to transfer to the user, inserting program cues into neurological circuits and gathering feedback to further manipulate and control? PsyBot is just that: a cybervirus designed to insert a virtual reality program into the mind of the user. Originally created as a tough-love interface to teach deeper questioning of one's choices, the virus program is hacked and co-opted by higher-up corporate interests as a beta test for a wider application of mind control. Alien intervention is part of the package, too - or that just a red herring? Programmer Joe Norton must navigate a deadly mission, fighting for his sanity and survival while uncovering the real agenda at play.