Dig Me A Grave

The fourth in a series of whimsical parodies offers a new collection of offbeat advice from the author of More Life's Little Destruction Book and Life's Little Frustration Book. Original.

Bury me Along with the words, We do not have The courage To speak out. This deafening silence Between us, All these glass Shards of words, We swallow down, To protect our pride. We buried together, So many heartbreaks, Resentments, anger, Love and hate, Pain, what did we Hope to gain? Losing ourselves Piece by piece Every single day. To keep The sanity intact, We created Our own insanity. I see the questions In your eyes, I hear the disappointment, Loud and clear, In your silence; Is it a cold shoulder? That game, we volunteered To play, Turnt us into its pawns, Can’t you see, We’re both losing? No winners in this game! My stillborne love, My naive boy, We will not win This time, You and I. We bled too much, Too damaged this time. Please, Stop now, I’m not playing Any more. Bury me, In the graveyard of your soul.

Soloman Kane is back in Africa, N’longa has asked for his help and gave him a special staff for protection in his quest.

Detective Alex Mills turns to psychic Gus Parker to help him solve a series of baffling murders perpetrated by a deranged killer who leaves his victims' bodies and taunting clues in the cemeteries of Phoenix, AZ. A killer is on the loose, leaving fresh bodies among the dead in Phoenix cemeteries, and marking the murders with ghoulish signs that warn of more evil to come. It's a crude camouflage that has Detective Alex Mills stumped. As he has done before, Mills turns to his buddy, the reluctant psychic Gus Parker. His visions, as cryptic and baffling as they sometimes are, mean something. But just as the investigation heats up, and Mills needs him most, Gus Parker receives ominous threats from a mysterious source. Is this a crazed fan who is trying to get to Gus's love interest, rock-and-roll legend Billie Welch? Or are these threats related to the spree of cemetery killings? There are nefarious secrets hiding in the shadows of the valley's most well-heeled neighborhoods, and some of the most prominent residents have the most to fear.

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A collection of Fairy Tales written by one of the most famous masters of this genre. This book is interesting in that it contains not only stories for children, but also stories designed for older readers. Some of these are autobiographical in theme.