James Street

Christ and the Catechism. (Ch. of Engl. Sunday sch. inst.).

The One Royal Peculiar in the County of Somerset

"The Mynster of the Ile"; Or, The Story of the Ancient Parish of Ilminster

Christ and the Catechism ...

A Complete Tool is a collection of short stories, song lyrics, and poems, all written between the years 2016 and 2022. They detail the lessons he’s learned from his suffering, attachments to desires, and his impatience in his quest for knowledge and truth.

A Complete Tool

The Razor's Edge is a collection of poems in which the author attempts to align and make sense of the many layers of reality. Many of the poems were inspired by shamanic journeys into alternate dimensions, and others were the products of daydreams. All the poetry in this book was born of the union between two forces: the world we perceive and the one that we choose to keep hidden.

The Razor's Edge

Altered Ego is a poetic dive into the psyche of James Street. Through these poems, the author tries to better understand and accept his place in a flawed world. As his perception of reality becomes clearer, he grapples more with his sense of identity and belonging. These poems are the output of a man trying to answer evolution's call to become his best self and, ultimately, transcend his ego entirely.

Altered Ego

I Am the Sun is a poetry collection that shines a light on the development James Street’s moral code in a world of tests and temptations.

I Am the Sun

I Am the Sun is a poetry collection that shines a light on the development James Street's moral code in a world of tests and temptations.

The Razor’s Edge is a collection of poems in which the author attempts to align and make sense of the many layers of reality. Many of the poems were inspired by shamanic journeys into alternate dimensions, and others were the products of daydreams. All the poetry in this book was born of the union between two forces: the world we perceive and the one that we choose to keep hidden.

The Razor’s Edge

Don Tracy

A Young Adult Adventure set in the wilds of the Great Smokey Mountains. When Braith McCable is attacked by a wild boar, his son Kiah watches the father he idolizes gored to death -- a father so huge, so last forever, that it seems to Kiah that his Pa has simply stepped out of reach and has not really departed, in spite of what the preacher says. During the paralyzing moments of the boar's attack, Kiah stands by unable to act and later suffers from such great guilt and shame, that he vows to avenge his father's death. Together with two friends and couple of mutt pups, Kiah begins the seemingly hopeless task of organizing and executing a hunt -- a secret and dangerous undertaking that he must plan against the wishes of his mother. Published posthumously, this is a story that could very well surpass The Biscuit Eater -- James Street's most famous book also about boys and hunting dogs. Pride of Possession is a sensitive and insightful account that deals equally well with the adolescent struggles of Kiah and his friends as well as the adults with whom they are often in conflict. Together with Street's memorable portrait of the Smokey Mountains and a family at odds with the unthinkable, this is a book that will linger long after the last page is read.

Pride of Possession

Altered Ego is a poetic dive into the psyche of James Street. Through these poems, the author tries to better understand and accept his place in a flawed world. As his perception of reality becomes clearer, he grapples more with his sense of identity and belonging. These poems are the output of a man trying to answer evolution’s call to become his best self and, ultimately, transcend his ego entirely.

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