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"The Dream Intruder" tells about a guy who is able to travel through his dreams and other people's dreams to do thrilling things like X-Man, Super-Man, or Spider-Man. Using imagination to create fantasies but it makes the readers fascinated.

A swashbucking story about agents of the Cardinal and how they try to work against every enemies of the Cardinal, including the famous musketeers.

A translation by me from the Spanish of a short story by Ramon del Valle Inclan written in the 1930's. Spanish life and customs thru the eyes of a small girl of the nobility during the Spanish Civil War.

"The Duchess of Malfi" is John Webstar's finer plays. here, Webstar not only shows a much firmer stagecraft than his earlier efforts,but has also revealed powers of gaiety and playfulness and an understanding of the heart,that hardly to be looked far from one who voluntarily elected the tragedy of blood as his medium. at least two of the characters, the Duchess of Malfi and her husband Antonio are robust and healthy figures who even under the stress of torture,keep their humanity." (Dr.S.Sen)

Scores of "dazed Negroes'' in the area whispered: "It's been going on for years and nothing has been done." And the rabid and predominant racists in the wealthy hometown of the late Sen. Theodore Bilbo still echoed white supremacy views.

The Attack of the Dead Men was a battle between the German and the Russian army during the Great War at Osowiec Fortress.

“The Bolito King 103,582 words” is a fictional account based on the life of Casper Holstein, millionaire, philanthropist, and father of the Harlem numbers racket. His policy game was established a good ten years before Madam Queen or Bumpy Johnson while his financial and humanitarian contributions to the Harlem Renaissance and the Virgin Islands have been lost in obscurity. I have inserted a sample clipping that I used for a reference and below is a mini-synopsis of my manuscript. I hope you find his story interesting because it has haunted me for many months. Synopsis Of Material Covered Casper Holstein was born December 7, 1876, in Christiansted, St. Croix, then the Danish West Indies, now the US Virgin Islands. He came to the states as a teenager, serving in the Navy, working as a bellhop, as well as working for a wealthy Jewish family. When they lost their money, Holstein supported them, even paying for their funerals. He also owned a gambling establishment called the Turf Club, and was active in black fraternal organizations and the New York Virgin Islands Association. Holstein entered serious gambling after WWI when he devised a new system for determining the daily winning number. The stock clearing houses released a daily total that was published in the newspapers. In Holstein’s system, the winner was certain digits of that number, a number truly random and unable to be fixed. For those who bet, the odds were 999 to 1, just enough to make enough numbers hit to keep hope alive. Holstein was active in public life, contributing generously to worthwhile causes. He supported the Vincent Sanitorium, the nationalist Garvey Movement, and it was he who provided prizes for Opportunity magazine’s literary awards – which discovered and recognized much of Harlem’s young talent. On September 23, 1928, Casper Holstein was kidnapped, allegedly by gangster Arthur Fleggenheimer “Dutch Schultz”. Holstein finally retired from the Harlem’s numbers racket after a one-year stint in prison in 1937 and it was eventually taken over by the mob. Holstein had enough money to continue working in real estate and mortgages. When he…