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The Other Ones: "Death Among Men, Battle Amongst Kings" by Timothy Dew

“Ripped Apart From His World, He’ll Do Anything To Get It Back.” That phrase never rang more true than in the story throughout The Other Ones. This riveting story, takes you on a journey through the perspective of Tim, an average teenager living in America with hopes high to become bigger than he is. A thirst to become more, be more. When a portal snatches Tim and a couple of his friends, they’re transported to the world of TimWion, and the country of Takito.  Both act simultaneously as an escape and a death sentence;  Tim’s doppelganger, a murderous dictator, Tavir, threatens Tim and his friends, wanting more just as his counterpart, therefore sending the group on a frenzy of battle, hardship, destruction, grief, and so much more. Throughout the adventure, loyalty becomes a lifeline, betrayal, a raging tide, and death, a persistent splash sending these characters deeper into the sea. As loyalty binds them, betrayal sweeps them away, and death follows close behind, to remind them of it

Perceptual Salvations : A Poetic Journey of Healing and Resilience

In the realm of poetry and healing, Tonja Dudley Bagwell's "Perceptual Salvations" stands as a luminous testament to the power of words and music in guiding the human spirit towards understanding and resilience. As a Psychotherapist and Internationally Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (ICADC), Bagwell combines her clinical expertise with a poetic sensibility, creating a unique and profound exploration of the human psyche and experience. Mindful Poetry for Mental and Emotional Wellness "Perceptual Salvations" invites readers on a journey through mindful poetry and narratives that are both poignant and insightful. Bagwell's verses serve as beacons, illuminating the pathways to mental and emotional wellness. With each carefully crafted word, she skillfully arouses the reader's perception, guiding them toward a deeper understanding of their own inner landscape. The collection serves as a therapeutic tapestry, weaving together the highs and lows