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Windsong (formally Raven's Lament)    by Frank Talaber
Price: $1.99 USD. 99940 words. Published on May 16, 2011. .

What if a powerful native legend came back to life and he didn't like what he saw? What if that legend is Raven and he steals away the woman you were falling in love with and you find yourself armed with only a iconic shaman to stop him? Based on true events a journalist, Roger Harrison, investigates the destruction of old growth forest and has to save himself, his world and the woman he loves.
The Candle Star: Classroom Resources    by Michelle Isenhoff
Price: Free! 9020 words. Published by Candle Star Press  on January 15, 2012. .

The materials collected within this booklet are designed to help teachers get maximum mileage out of The Candle Star, my juvenile novel set just before the American Civil War. They include chapter by chapter discussion/study questions, vocabulary, social studies extension ideas, primary sources and weblinks, all aligned with GLCE's and Common Core standards. Reproduction right granted. Grades 5-8
The Ostraka Plays - A Companion    by Francis Hagan
Price: Free! 3330 words. Published on January 29, 2012. .

A short guide to the works in The Ostraka Plays collection. Here you will find some thoughts and observations behind the plays.
Religion and Literature: Vaishnavism and Vaishnava Literature in Coastal Karnataka    by Nagendra Rao
Price: $0.99 USD. 2590 words. Published on September 28, 2012. .

In the context of coastal Karnataka, it becomes important to study relationship between religion and literature as this topic is ignored in the existing literature. Literature can influence growth of a religion. This is found at pan Indian level and this thesis can be extended to the regional level also.
The Rowan Tree    by Robert Fuller
Price: $2.99 USD. 145890 words. Published on January 12, 2013. .

The Rowan Tree is a story of the discovery of the centrality of dignity in personal and political affairs. Love runs ahead of politics and lights the way for nations to follow. If Rowan Tree were a movie, the tag line would be: West Wing meets Camelot.