In The Cock and Bull Story Mary Fey uses a fictitious cock seeking advice from a bull that has walked through similar circumstances to express God's principle of love and forgiveness in difficult circumstances. "This is my commandment that you love one another as I have loved you" (John 15:12). -Reverend Robert John Cericola

Two supremely skewed novellas that comprehensively challenge our ideas and assumptions about masculinity and femininity.

A light-hearted collection of stories and anecdotes from two vets working in the heartland. Peter Anderson and Peter Jerram have rounded up a selection of highly entertaining yarns about the animals, and owners, they've come across during their more than thirty years in practice together. Among these hard case and humorous tales are stories of a narrowly escaped attack from a lame bull, a tough pig hunter who fainted at the sight of a syringe, a young green vet confronted by a bull with a prolapsed prepuce, and chasing clients reluctant to cough up.These two Marlborough vets treat both large and small animals and Peter Anderson is known locally as the flying vet, visiting clients in the back country of Marlborough and North Canterbury. These glimpses into the reality of a rural vet's life are essential reading for animal lovers or anyone interested in stories from the heartland of New Zealand.

Laurence Sterne’s Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman (1760) is one of the first English novels to stray from such classical literary guidelines as those outlined in Aristotle’s profoundly influential Poetics which, until this time, have traditionally governed the style of poetic and dramatic, but also prose compositions. With reference to John Locke’s Essay Concerning Human Understanding, this paper will explore how this deviation leads Tristram, in the series of events stemming from his birth, to a more precise imitation of nature than, perhaps, adherence to these guidelines could have procured.

Who says you can't be smart and loose-legged? The University of Oxford—that's who. Meaning Jezebel Harper has a problem because the gorgeous American really wants to keep her scholarship. What's a sex addict to do? Join Sexaholics Anonymous, obviously—except, Belle doesn't read the fine print. S.A. means something completely different. Belle shows up at Shifters’ Anonymous, where four drool-worthy males and two stunning women all turn to stare at her. . . And, instead of being a solution to all her problems, S.A. is where Belle's all begin. Get ready for a new spin on ‘lost in translation’. Warning: This is a reverse harem romcom (comedy) series with explicit language and scenes for readers 18+. This is book one of the Banbury Shifter Tales.

Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. We are republishing many of these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.

This book offers an engrossing portrayal of the early years of the Christian movement from the perspective of the Romans.