Note: Book 2 is the first in the series. Book 1 will not be published. This is a psychological horror series. You've been warned. Are Your Sleep Paralysis Demons Real? What if your sleep paralysis demons existed in the physical world? Kevin's world is filled with shadowy beings, and he desperately wants them to go away. They haunt the forest outside of the cabin during the day. They haunt his dreams at night. There seems to be no escape. Who or What are They? They might be the souls of people who cannot move on. They might be transdimensional beings that see us as a mortal threat. Are they creatures upon which many ancient and modern tales are based? You will never guess what they really are and why they exist. Beware of the Ones That Look Human Some shadow creatures appear completely human. People who have seen them rarely live to tell the tale. The few who do survive never want to tell the tale. There's Something About Jenn Jenn is one of Kevin's roommates. They cannot survive without her. She knows things that she refuses to talk about. Can Kevin and Juan continue to trust her? Can she even trust herself? The Evolution of Storytelling Welcome to the evolution of storytelling. This book is part of an immersive interactive film that responds to your facial expressions and gestures. Don't just watch it. Experience it. Contains: Strong Language, Mature References

This title is part of UC Press's Voices Revived program, which commemorates University of California Press’s mission to seek out and cultivate the brightest minds and give them voice, reach, and impact. Drawing on a backlist dating to 1893, Voices Revived makes high-quality, peer-reviewed scholarship accessible once again using print-on-demand technology. This title was originally published in 1963.

Wanjohi wa Makokhas Nest of Stones is the second book of poems, since the publication of Sitawa Namwalies Cut off my Tongue (Storymoja: 2009), devoted in principal to the moment of the 2007-2008 Kenyan Crisis. The crisis is locally known as the Post-Election Violence (PEV). The book collects over sixty pieces of his recent verse chosen on the basis of artistic merit and social relevance. The poems focus sharply on the tumultuous period between the General Elections of 2007 and August 4th Referendum of 2010. Some of the poems relate to events drawn out of earlier moments in Kenyan history but are invoked as contexts of the recent discord. Wa Makokhas interesting narratives are written in the form of lyrical folk verse. The verses are poignant vignettes, out of experiences of different communities and regions of Kenya, serving as repositories of the memory of a tumultuous moment in the life of a nation. Nest of Stones derives its themes from the commonwealth of Kenyan experiences across ethnic and political divides. This idea of the interrelatedness of the peoples inhabiting the Kenyan space; is in a way, a veritable interrogation of the imagined community leitmotif most often recoursed to when analyzing the tensions of co-existence in the postcolonial world. The heart of these amazing poems lies in Kenya but their philosophy of life is universal.

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