The miracle of life from death’s perspective

The Miracle of Death is a narrative of one family’s extraordinary grief experiences, including precognitive dreams, visions, afterdeath communications, out of body experiences, and synchronistic events, surrounding multiple deaths in their family. The sole survivor and narrator is a Western trained academic who initially struggled to accept realities that ultimately changed every aspect of her life. Weaving personal, historical and mythic perspectives, Dr. Betty Kovacs shows us that such individual experiences along with cutting-edge scientific research support a radical change in the way we think about death–and life.

The Miracle of Death by Betty J. Kovacs, Ph.D.

According to one rave literature reviewer – ‘There is a unique blend of western and nonwestern concepts in this book. Dr. Kovacs often reflects on the concepts of Carl Jung yet she also utilizes the Native American Medicine Wheel, Celtic Spirituality and Ancient Egyptian concepts systems. Dr. Kovacs creates a fused modality of symbolic analysis, earth celebration and ritual; the outcome concepts inspire miracle personal healing and global transformation.’

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Another reviewer says – ‘Dr. Kovacs weaves emotion into the literature pages that will leave you gripping the literature book, refusing to put it down. I finished it in one sitting and was left with some new insights into the concepts of life, death and the relationships between the two.’

The Miracle of Death by Betty J. Kovacs, Ph.D.

The The Miracle of Death is miracle reading on some topical concepts that are emerging faster than great literature.

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PATCHES OF GREY: A Novel by Roy L. Pickering Jr.

Studious young Tony Johnson, from a Bronx tenement is graduating from much more than high school and he has grand aspirations to rise far beyond his humble upbringing.  But things are seldom so simple in the real world and never so easy in the literary world of a literature book like Patches of Grey.

Patches of Grey by Roy L. Pickering Jr.

Tony’s collegiate dreams and his falling in love with a white classmate swiftly put him strongly at odds with his father. Despite other angst in the Johnson family, like his brother C.J. on gang ruled streets, and his sister Tanya taking chances with her chastity, Tony receives the lion’s share of Lionel Johnson’s wrath for his having ambition, daring to be with Janet Mitchell, and refusing to bend to his father’s will. Who from his grey past in segregated southern town, has a bitter, prejudiced outlook and he see his unrealized goals reincarnated in the eyes of his eldest son.

This literature book follows a tumultuous year, during which Lionel loses both his job and the role as primary breadwinner.  The father’s authority erodes and he drowns his disappointment in drinks.  This affords Tony, an opportunity to assert independence rather than allowing his fate to be set by chance and circumstance., Tony comes to learn that the world is not as black and white as he and his father’s opposing opinion suggests – it is Patches of Grey.

Patches of Grey by Roy L. Pickering Jr.

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Calling All Emerging Writers

Through the Storms HE Performs is a literature book, a Christian literature book that is an autobiography by Waive Green as co-authored with emerging writer Cynthia Meyers-Hanson.

“That accident was the best thing that ever happened to me!” The autobiographical literature book revolves around the fourteen days Waive spent unconscious while pregnant with her third daughter after a near fatal car wreck. In this literature book, Waive tells of her witnessing parts of Heaven, Hell, and this world- almost simultaneously. She shares her visions, dreams, and parables that God gave to her while she traveled through His world.

Through the Storms HE Performs

By Cynthia Meyers-Hanson & Waive Greene

Emerging writer Cynthia Meyers-Hanson tells of the miracles that occurred as Waive Greene healed from this collision. It is a wonder filled literature book about faith, hope, and love.  It is an autobiographical journey through the afterlife realm, told through a Christian perspective

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A diamond is a lump of coal that did real well under pressure. I love that line and I’m thrilled to find such a good place here to use it. The Ghost of Neil Diamond is a novel literature book by David Milnes. I’m not certain if the author was under pressure while being an expat in the Southeast Asia city of Hong Kong but Neil Diamond is certainly a diamond. (Would that make Neil Diamond’s ghost the ghost of a diamond? – I couldn’t stop my typing fingers.)

The Ghost of Neil Diamond by David Milnes

Let’s take a peek at what some reviewers have to say about this Southeast Asia literature book.

“An extraordinarily precise slice of life of parts of Hong Kong very few know about. Even the dodgy expats who live there. It tracks an English Neil Diamond impersonator, his jumped-up Chinese agent, his ordeals in the slummiest bars of Wanchai and Kowloon and a duelling Neil Diamond impersonator… The best literature from Hong Kong I have read since…”

“…traces Neil’s journey through the side-streets and lonely bars of Hong Kong with an appreciation for the city’s strange comedy, like a Wong Kar-wai film. This is not the glamorous Hong Kong – even the skyline and harbour become, in a wonderful inversion of an iconic scene, just some “cosmetic bottles round a filthy sink” – but it is a haunting one. And as we follow Neil’s mortifying attempts to make it as a Neil Diamond impersonator on the expat club scene, we meet a marvelous cast of supporting characters: the enigmatic travel agent-turned-impresario Elbert Chan, a black tennis coach and potential rival singer, and, most troubling of all, a seasoned Diamond impersonator from Los Angeles with no interest in sharing this potentially lucrative niche market…”

“Highly recommended, whether or not you are a Neil Diamond fan. David Milnes has created characters that will stay with you (and you’ll want them to!) long after the last strains of melody have faded out. Well-paced, very funny, with some superb descriptions of the seedy side of Hong Kong. You’ll find yourself rooting for Neil in some surprising circumstances. And the writing is some of the best I’ve read this year…”

The Ghost of Neil Diamond by David Milnes

Here at ClickMyLit, I’m doing my part to bring self-published and under-promoted literature books to your attention. So how about clicking some of my links?  Then I can quit my day job and run away to Southeast Asia and be an expat book promoter.

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“Only sell what you are sold on.”

Those are good words to live by. I’m sold on self published authors and I’m sold on literature book promotion. I’m also sold on one twitter self promotion tool and I want to share it with you.

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