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When life's joys fade or sorrow weighs heavily, something must change. But what? If ever you've felt stuck, lost, and without direction, or are companioning someone who is, Ruth's solo journey may be the perfect inspirational read for you. Ruth travelled--seemingly solo--physically and spiritually through stages of grief to feel once again the wonder of her life. Travelling Into the Patagonian Wind: A Solo Journey to Joy reveals how solo travel can stretch your limits, shift your perspective, and infuse your life with a newfound exuberance.

Distributed by the University of Nebraska Press for Caxton Press An historical novel depicting one woman's fight for power and respect in a world dominated by men; early 19th century Santa Fe.

Scientists are exploring all types of sustainable resources, including power from wind. Readers to get a glimpse into the exciting development of harnessing energy using massive wind turbines. Full-color photographs support the text and aid comprehension.

Renee Rousseau, a young college girl, uncovers shocking secrets of her past in old Cliff High, a seacliff house where her ancestors have lived for 200 years. Secrets that would change her life and send her ordered world down a different path. Sometimes the strong emotions of the past continue to live in the atmosphere where they are comfortable and the phantom listeners who watch silently will be heard from. People are not who they seem to be and even those that are closest sometimes harbor dark secrets. She meets a young doctor and, together, they root out the secrets of Cliff High. Renee is shocked at some of the sins, murders and intrigues that come to light after all the passing years. As the shocking indiscretions emerge, she learns much about many people-including herself.

Randolph Raven and Hoover, the great horned owl, wonder what will happen next since Grandpa Bell died. All the creatures are worried about food, especially the rabbits. Can they come up with a plan? Will the animals and the new residents survive the winter?

It's all about love - again. She runs away from him into the Donegal wind, then finds she has to seek him, afraid and alone, through the airless air of outer space. How, tossed and tangled in the winds will they ever find each other in the unrelenting void? This newest volume in the remarkable Kate-Pearl series recycles the same mythic story as in earlier novels (The Black Inked Pearl, Voyage of Pearl of the Seas, and The Helix Pearl), this time told from the perspective of the fleeting flighting breathing wind, the soul, the butterfly-psyche. Again, the moving story is recounted in Ruth Finnegan's unique poetic-allusive literary style.

A myth is for centuries, maybe forever. It may spawn a thousand tales. The oft-told myth of the young girl rejecting her love in fear, then seeking him through all space, recycles again and again across the world and over the centuries.