When Breaks The Maelstrom - Barnes, Eugene
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When Breaks the Maelstrom is a collection of domestic, international, intergalactic, and otherworldly short stories that tend to mask genre lines. The stories defy convention in that they are fantastical and are interludes into the lives of men, women, children, and offworld beings. Some events cannot be explained except we accept the supernatural. When we break the the barriers of the natural it is then that we can perceive of other possibilities. We can then suggest that myths, phenomena, and legends have familiarity with reality. Since all skeletons in the proverbial closets are not yet…mehr

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When Breaks the Maelstrom is a collection of domestic, international, intergalactic, and otherworldly short stories that tend to mask genre lines. The stories defy convention in that they are fantastical and are interludes into the lives of men, women, children, and offworld beings. Some events cannot be explained except we accept the supernatural. When we break the the barriers of the natural it is then that we can perceive of other possibilities. We can then suggest that myths, phenomena, and legends have familiarity with reality. Since all skeletons in the proverbial closets are not yet devoid of flesh, it is only proper that we remake the frame in order to envision its beginnings. Several stories are character-continued such as Bounty Huntress Japanese Style, Moon Trouble, and The Unnameable. These tales loom prominent in that we're transported to those realms of adventure that quicken our thirst for more. Please enjoy as you enter into original and undiscovered shores of fantasy and science fiction.
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Eugene Barnes, works in employment, economic development, community organizing, youth development, technology, and banking/housing. It became a catalyst for improving the physical and financial health of residents in Central Illinois. He's combined over 40 years of experience in social work with community organizing beginning with the NAACP in 1965. His diverse experience from private and public caregiving institutions enriched his capacity to understand the complexities of change from within the community. Dr. Barnes has organized citizens to have a voice in shaping public policies and programs on a national basis as Board President of National People's. He has been instrumental in forming over seventy national nonprofits. His most recent accomplishment was being invited to the White House for the signing of the historical Financial Reform Bill of 2010. In 2012, Dr. Barnes held the first Faith-Based Conference in Champaign, IL, bringing houses of worship to partner with the city government to effect change. Dr. Barnes has traveled to Israel, Palestine, and South Korea as an Ambassador for Peace and a member of the American Clergy Leadership Conference. He is the author of several books. He is married to his childhood sweetheart.