Turtle Logic, tells the fictional story of Nancy Carver, who tragically finds herself suddenly retired and living alone in a Delaware Beach town, when the pandemic strikes. She and her new neighbors spend lockdown listening to the taped memoirs of a Jazz Age heiress named Edwina Beauvoir Burnett. This character was inspired in part by the real life of Wilmington native Louisa Carpenter, a pioneering pilot and horsewoman, known for living openly as a lesbian long before it was socially accepted. Through the intertwined plots, Nancy and Edwina heal their broken hearts, and step into the future with a hopeful sense of humor.
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The Persistent Buccaneer is the fictional account of the life of Anne Toft, who lived on Colonial Virginia’s Eastern Shore. For a brief period, the real-life Anne Toft probably owned more land than anyone in the colony. Her relationship with a notorious Cavalier and their infamous plantation Gargaphia was the talk of the region until she lost everything and disappeared from the historical record. This is the tale of a woman who went from rags to riches and paid the consequences.
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The Delmarva School of Art celebrates the work of forty-seven talented artists who live and work on the Delmarva Peninsula. Discover the fruits of their creativity, what inspires them, and what it means to live the artist’s life. This book is for anyone who loves art and for anyone who loves this region known as “the land of pleasant living.”
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The Seeker’s Field Guide is like a deep warm conversation with an experienced friend. Through personal stories and practical advice, the “spiritual but not religious” can begin their mystic journey of discovery without being pressured to choose one ideology over another. Inspired by the formats of travel and field guides, this book takes a modern-yet-timeless approach to spiritual exploration and practice. Included in this book are: topics for discussion or journaling in each section, a glossary, and recommended resources for further study. This book is perfect for the beginner seeker or anyone who is looking to reinvigorate their spiritual studies.
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A Book Of Seeds was first presented in the form of a deck of cards. Seed Cards were invented to help people to take an objective look at the way they live, and how they see the world. They were inspired by those ancient fortune telling cards: the Tarot, and the theory of archetypes suggested by Carl Jung. The ancient symbolism was updated and assigned questions for consideration by the reader. Each card has two sets of questions just as Tarot cards had two sets of meanings depending whether the cards were dealt in the upright or reversed position.
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