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Eight years after a virus has left half of the population of the world mentally unstable, a man named Ethan Chase enters into a program to become a "Sitter", or caretaker, to two "Unstables". One of which, is a girl, a "Mirror", who believes that she leaves for Paris every Sunday and returns on Tuesday and often mimics and repeats the actions of those around her. The other, a highly functioning "Amnesiac" named Noah who is at one moment lucid and the next completely incoherent.

Seven years after a virus has left half of the population of the world mentally unstable, a 16-year-old girl named Chloe must decide between a life of simplicity, the enjoyment of nature instilled upon her by her deceased mother, or the life her father has laid out for her as a Hunter - a person who kills Unstables when they turn aggressive.

After turning 18, Mark Argent has been dealing with the loss of his father. After a strange home invasion by an unusual girl with talents, Mark is pulled into a world where Perpetuals, people who have the power to live extraordinary long lives, and Mortals are in conflict. Being hunted down by an unknown evil, Mark must figure out his role in this new world before it is too late.

Celia Bones is a girl existing in two different moments in time. In 1983, she is enjoying summertime and the meeting of a new friend. In 2001, Celia has been diagnosed with glioblastoma multiforme, a form of cancer, and is haunted by dreams of a future that she may not live to see. Fireflies in Winter is the story of how there is nothing more tragic than the passage of time, and how time can change the way we look at the world around us.

From celebrated public intellectual, New York Times bestselling author, and “America’s most famous professor” (BookPage) comes an urgent and sharply observed look at freedom of speech and the First Amendment offering a “nonpartisan take on what it does and doesn’t protect and what kind...

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Welcome to the Fiction on the Web audiobook series, featuring a collection of short stories with a different theme for each volume. Lovingly curated by the owner of Fiction On The Web, Charlie Fish. Come and share in the joy and power of short stories.

Idaho Fish and Game’s Hook and Bulletin podcast—your weekly news roundup of hunting, fishing, trapping, and conservation stories from around the Gem State.

Born into a tumultuous family, Esteban yearns for his father's affection but faces countless obstacles. A fateful teenage date alters the course of his life, triggering events that challenge him to the core and lead him to become a priest. Within a demanding seminary, Esteban grapples with inner turmoil and a relentless mental illness. The specter of graduation looms overhead, until twists of fate unexpectedly grant him success. As a newly ordained priest, Esteban's first assignment reveals profound lessons through human interactions.

Colette Sheridan is being remodeled. As a San Antonio architect, she’d have vowed her career was to investigate the history and create new functions for the structures everyone else saw as eyesores. The old German farmhouse in Comfort, Texas, might be the screeching end of that dream job. The assignment seemed so ideal at the start; generous clients, a stunning location, and a pocketful of letters that were surely meant to explain the ranch’s story.

Birdwatching is rapidly becoming one of the most popular outdoor activities across the nation, captivating millions who are discovering its joys for the very first time. Its easy to see why—birds are delightful to observe, and they can be found almost anywhere. The perfect starting point is right in your own backyard. With just a little food, water, nesting materials, and the right plants, you can attract these beautiful creatures and enjoy the wonders of nature. This guide will help you learn how to nurture and appreciate this incredible aspect of our world. - Summary by U.S. Fish and ...

Drones are revolutionizing ocean conservation. By flying closer and seeing more, drones enhance intimate contact between ocean scientists and activists and marine life. In the process, new dependencies between nature, technology, and humans emerge, and a paradox becomes apparent: Can we have a wild ocean whose survival is reliant upon technology? In Oceaning, Adam Fish answers this question through eight stories of piloting drones to stop the killing of porpoises, sharks, and seabirds and to check the vitality of whales, seals, turtles, and coral reefs.

Join us as we explore the fascinating world of bird migration, where snow geese make an astonishing journey from James Bay, Canada, to the Louisiana Gulf coast in just 60 hours, covering over 1,700 miles at an average speed of 28 miles per hour. This captivating podcast dives into the wealth of knowledge presented in a 1998 circular from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, featuring insightful chapters on flight speeds, migration routes, and innovative research techniques. The closing chapter, Future Directions, poignantly reflects on how migratory pathways have evolved over millennia, yet ...

In 2086, New-New York stands as a glittering megacity built on decay, sharply divided between untouchable corporate elites and the masses trapped below. Advanced technology promises order and prosperity but delivers surveillance, control, and quiet despair. Fear seeps through the lower sectors, fueled by rumors of a hidden syndicate that does not steal wealth or lives, but faces—silently replacing the identities of presidents and elites alike. As the city clings to its illusion of stability, it becomes unclear who truly holds power, and whether anyone behind the masks is still human.

On his way to attend a funeral for a friend hundreds of miles from home, a young man is stricken with a crippling panic attack that causes the ground beneath him to swallow him whole. Scared and confused, he finds himself in a dark fantastical world where his fears and anxieties manifest into the creatures and people that inhabit the land known as the Abyss. As he begins a journey to navigate his way back to his own world, he begins to understand that maybe the worst thing in life, is to remain afraid of the things he cannot control.

Many highly skilled professionals find that after a few years in their industry, their career starts to hit a ceiling. It’s not a lack of technical skills that’s holding them back but a lack of people skills. These days, just being highly skilled at your job is not enough. You also need to be able to connect with, influence, and lead people. If you’re in this situation, this is the audiobook for you.

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A full-Cast Audio Comedy! Thoramagog (Thora - Ma - Gog) is an 'all-powerful' being who's been sleeping underneath London for over 300 million years. He was once known as the 'Lord of all that crawl' only, back in his day: insects where mighty beasts. Now, his "mighty" army consists of an almost endless amount of tiny bugs not known for their individual strength. That's where his plan to attain a new eldritch sorcerer comes in. It's a shame that all he could find was Donton, a new(ish) eldritch fiend who just so happens to be deathly afraid of insects...

A weekly conversation about all things comics. We review the pulls of the week, what we are reading, and what we are excited for. Paul is a seasoned comic nerd and Robert is just now living his best life in comics. Just as a fair warning, you probably shouldn't listen around your kids. :) Be sure to listen to A Kettle of Fish, our unhinged conversational pod with two more friends.