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Literary Awakenings

Personal Essays from the Hudson Review

Edited by Ronald Koury ...

During the past thirty years, the editors of the Hudson Review have observed a trend among some of the best literary essayists and reviewers to situate their criticism in a deeply personal manner as opposed to the theoretical, technocratic work being produced in many literary and academic publications. Over time, the Hudson Review became a home for this kind of accessible, memoirist writing. ... Read more

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During the past thirty years, the editors of the Hudson Review have observed a trend among some of the best literary essayists and reviewers to situate their criticism in a deeply personal manner as opposed to the theoretical, technocratic work being produced in many literary and academic publications. Over time, the Hudson Review became a home for this kind of accessible, memoirist writing.
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From Supermarine Seafire XVII to Douglas DC-10

A Lifetime of Flight

by Ronald Williams ...

Ron Williams flying career started in the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve which he joined for his National Service in the 1950s. Having completed this he became a civilian pilot and embarked on a career that would see him flying an amazing variety of aircraft in all parts of the world.His first operational naval aircraft was the Seafire XVII, a direct descendent of the Spitfire. This aircraft was ... Read more

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Ron Williams flying career started in the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve which he joined for his National Service in the 1950s. Having completed this he became a civilian pilot and embarked on a career that would see him flying an amazing variety of aircraft in all parts of the world.His first operational naval aircraft was the Seafire XVII, a direct descendent of the Spitfire. This aircraft was
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Dreams Over Luxor

by Ronald A. Williams ...

Dreams Over Luxor is set in ancient Egypt and St. Euribius. The story follows the mystery surrounding Diane McDonald, a psychiatrist, who is confronted with the case of a thirty-year-old woman who, after anesthesia, awakes with the memories of an eighty-year-old. More perplexing, this woman, a Somali, recounts events that had taken place in a St. Euribian village many years before. The mystery ... Read more

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Dreams Over Luxor is set in ancient Egypt and St. Euribius. The story follows the mystery surrounding Diane McDonald, a psychiatrist, who is confronted with the case of a thirty-year-old woman who, after anesthesia, awakes with the memories of an eighty-year-old. More perplexing, this woman, a Somali, recounts events that had taken place in a St. Euribian village many years before. The mystery
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The Chosen of Aquian

by Ronald A. Williams ...

The Chosen of Aquian is the fourth book of The First people saga. It is now twenty-five years after the Earth is destroyed by three alien beings who had been worshiped as gods. The survivors awake from stasis to find themselves on the continent of Africa but contained within a protoplasmic bubble that is hurtling through space at close to the speed of light. Awakened, the old antagonisms reassert ... Read more

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The Chosen of Aquian is the fourth book of The First people saga. It is now twenty-five years after the Earth is destroyed by three alien beings who had been worshiped as gods. The survivors awake from stasis to find themselves on the continent of Africa but contained within a protoplasmic bubble that is hurtling through space at close to the speed of light. Awakened, the old antagonisms reassert
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A DEATH IN PANAMA

by Ronald A. Williams ...

A Death in Panama confronts the frightening world of early 20th century Panama when the canal was being built. In 1976, the Americans are planning to return the canal to Panama. Many are terrified that the horrific secrets of that earlier time will be exposed. Two men, Octavius Bryant and Rupert Barnes, survivors of that lawless period, are particularly concerned and find themselves drawn into a ... Read more

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A Death in Panama confronts the frightening world of early 20th century Panama when the canal was being built. In 1976, the Americans are planning to return the canal to Panama. Many are terrified that the horrific secrets of that earlier time will be exposed. Two men, Octavius Bryant and Rupert Barnes, survivors of that lawless period, are particularly concerned and find themselves drawn into a
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War of the Millennium: Book II

Into the Abyss

by Ronald Williams ...

Beginning with a foreboding presidential banquet in a highest-level secret location before skipping to a B-52 bomber formation, a returning "peace delegation," and Kremlin leadership Christmas dinner, this war saga then recounts a sudden two-pronged surprise nuclear attack on opposite sides of the globe. Intertwined with this is the declaration of all-out war by a sinister alliance dedicated to ... Read more

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Beginning with a foreboding presidential banquet in a highest-level secret location before skipping to a B-52 bomber formation, a returning "peace delegation," and Kremlin leadership Christmas dinner, this war saga then recounts a sudden two-pronged surprise nuclear attack on opposite sides of the globe. Intertwined with this is the declaration of all-out war by a sinister alliance dedicated to
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The Ten Commandments in Poems

by Ronald E. Hignite ...

The Ten Commandments in Poems will inspire its readers through the felt presence of God perceived from his spoken words revealed to Moses and his children at Mount Sinai around 1440 BC. These poems in rhyme reflect God's laws for man as recorded in the book of Exodus in the Bible, and how God expects each person to live his or her life. ... Read more

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The Ten Commandments in Poems will inspire its readers through the felt presence of God perceived from his spoken words revealed to Moses and his children at Mount Sinai around 1440 BC. These poems in rhyme reflect God's laws for man as recorded in the book of Exodus in the Bible, and how God expects each person to live his or her life.
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THE TWO-HEADED RAVEN

by Ronald A. Williams ...

In 2020, the world seemed afflicted by a plague, not only medical but political. The Covid pandemic and the virulence and uncertainty in the United States political system felt apocalyptic. And maybe it was. Elliott Graves, a former college president and writer, is now a successful international consultant who works for companies opposed to the environmentalist movement. Unexpectedly, a huge two ... Read more

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In 2020, the world seemed afflicted by a plague, not only medical but political. The Covid pandemic and the virulence and uncertainty in the United States political system felt apocalyptic. And maybe it was. Elliott Graves, a former college president and writer, is now a successful international consultant who works for companies opposed to the environmentalist movement. Unexpectedly, a huge two
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Outside the Gates of Eden

by Ronald A. Williams ...

Andreas Prescod is a disgraced archeologist when he discovers a hidden civilization in Antarctica. It turns out this discovery was predicted by prophecy, but it also initiates conflict between the world above and that in Antarctica.Realities collide as the prophecy, directed by three superior beings worshipped as gods, starts to be fulfilled. That development places Andreas and his wife Eurydice ... Read more

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Andreas Prescod is a disgraced archeologist when he discovers a hidden civilization in Antarctica. It turns out this discovery was predicted by prophecy, but it also initiates conflict between the world above and that in Antarctica.Realities collide as the prophecy, directed by three superior beings worshipped as gods, starts to be fulfilled. That development places Andreas and his wife Eurydice
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Lost and Found Along the Way

Stories for your Faith Walk from the Camino de Santiago

by Ronald L Williams ...

The Camino―or The Way―to Santiago is a five-hundred-mile, thirty-three-day walk across Spain's extreme conditions to reach the beloved Cathedral of Santiago. Ron "Willie" Williams walked The Way two and a half times, a total of twelve hundred miles. Why? It is less about what he gains, and more about what he loses along The Way―old behaviors, unforgiveness, and a tendency to play God. Journey with ... Read more

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The Camino―or The Way―to Santiago is a five-hundred-mile, thirty-three-day walk across Spain's extreme conditions to reach the beloved Cathedral of Santiago. Ron "Willie" Williams walked The Way two and a half times, a total of twelve hundred miles. Why? It is less about what he gains, and more about what he loses along The Way―old behaviors, unforgiveness, and a tendency to play God. Journey with
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Eurydice’s Song

by Ronald A. Williams ...

It has been ten years since American archaeologist, Andreas, reunited with his wife, Eurydice, and began happily living among the mysterious people of an unknown land hidden under the ice of Antarctica. Now everything is about to change as Eurydice, high priestess and effective ruler of the land of Tiamat, realizes that forces led by her brother, Natas, are challenging her position. Sadly, a clash ... Read more

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It has been ten years since American archaeologist, Andreas, reunited with his wife, Eurydice, and began happily living among the mysterious people of an unknown land hidden under the ice of Antarctica. Now everything is about to change as Eurydice, high priestess and effective ruler of the land of Tiamat, realizes that forces led by her brother, Natas, are challenging her position. Sadly, a clash
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Hydro-Logistics: Floating Market Mechanics of the Aztec Lake Trade

Canoes, Canals, and the Fluid Supply Chain Infrastructure of Central Mexico

by Ronald Williams ...

Navigating the sprawling, hyper-dense metropolis of Tenochtitlan required an absolute abandonment of traditional terrestrial logistics. Built entirely on a grid of intersecting shallow canals, the Aztec capital operated almost exclusively on water. Wheeled carts and beasts of burden were nonexistent; the empire's economic pulse relied instead on tens of thousands of flat-bottomed wooden canoes ... Read more

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Navigating the sprawling, hyper-dense metropolis of Tenochtitlan required an absolute abandonment of traditional terrestrial logistics. Built entirely on a grid of intersecting shallow canals, the Aztec capital operated almost exclusively on water. Wheeled carts and beasts of burden were nonexistent; the empire's economic pulse relied instead on tens of thousands of flat-bottomed wooden canoes
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