Cults Stories

A Story of Titia-Lohr
When an outcast and his companion come across a village that has been razed, he unknowingly sets his foot upon the path of destiny that will take him from the haughtily civilized courts of Meikar to the wastes of the Netherlands. Stopping along the way for a betrothal he knew nothing about, encountering old friends, new friends, mentors, enemies and intrigue that seems to have gotten him in the situation in the first place, Jonar Telansson is riding towards a destiny the Gods ordained long ago.

A short historical biography written for young readers, telling the life story of Geronimo, the famous Apache leader.

He was a nice guy with a nice Mormon girlfriend, right up until he came out of his outhouse and found he could heal plants and people with a touch. Nothing went right after that. Some Baptists wanted to kill him, the police wanted to arrest him, the mormons wanted to make him an icon of their faith. All he wanted to do was get married. Some gifts came with a price tag that was too high to pay.

A man reflects on the defining moment of his laundry existence.

The story follows Henry Fleming Jr., a young man navigating romance, society, and personal growth.

The volume contains three of Crane’s longer short works, each exploring themes of morality, prejudice, and human weakness.

A collection of children’s stories and fairy tales that draw on folklore, fantasy, and imaginative adventures.

The story takes place in the slums of New York City and follows Maggie Johnson, a young girl growing up in poverty, neglect, and violence.

A children’s story set in Japan, written with a blend of cultural curiosity and gentle moral lessons.

The book tells the story of the timid daughter of an overbearing English archdeacon.