eBooks „nightmare“
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Arthur Anderson
The Shadows of Kovensehn: The Cursed Attic
- Horror
- English
- 4096 Words
- Ages 6 and up
- 21
In the tranquil village of Kovensehn, nestled amidst green hills and dense forests, life used to follow its peaceful and undisturbed course. Its inhabitants had known each other for generations, and the old houses whispered stories of times gone by. But even in the most serene places, secrets can hide in the shadows, and curiosity can unleash forces that should never have been set free.
On a sunny summer afternoon, a young and determined couple, Arina and Denys, arrived in Kovensehn seeking a fresh start. Their old life in the city had been a whirlwind of stress and anxiety, and they longed for a quiet refuge for themselves and their young daughter, Annael. With a house that seemed to emerge from a fairy tale, Kovensehn appeared to be the perfect place to begin anew.
However, their idyllic life would soon take a sinister turn. Inside the house they had acquired, at the very top of the attic, they found a locked door. Neighbors' rumors warned of the forbidden room, but Arina and Denys' curiosity proved stronger than any caution.
Opening the room unleashed an ancient and dark evil that threatened to plunge Kovensehn into a nightmare no one could have imagined. Shadows spread, inexplicable events shook the village's peace, and in the midst of it all, Arina and Denys were forced to confront a terrifying reality.
This is the account of their struggle, a battle against an evil that should have never been set free, a fight that would lead them to uncover dark secrets buried in the village's past and forge an unbreakable alliance with their brave neighbor, Kateryna.
Join Arina, Denys, and their daughter Annael on a journey through the shadows as they confront the terror they have unleashed and make unthinkable sacrifices in their quest for redemption. [more]
Keywords: Fiction, Terror, Paranormal, Mystery and hidden, Action and adventure
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Arthur Anderson
The Curse of the Felsinbherg Soldier
- Horror
- English
- 4696 Words
- Ages 6 and up
- 15
In the depths of Felsinbherg, a town shrouded in cold and mist, lay a dark secret lurking in the shadows. The arrival of an ancient wooden soldier into the hands of Emma and Alexander's family triggered a series of sinister events that transformed the quiet life of the town into an endless nightmare. As time progressed, the wooden soldier took on a life of its own, mysteriously changing positions and filling the house with its increasingly malevolent laughter.
The curse hanging over the soldier unleashed a wave of murders that left Felsinbherg immersed in a river of blood and death. The characters' story intertwines with that of this cursed town, where dark secrets and ancient legends lurk around every corner. Tension builds in Emma and Alexander's family, while their daughter Isabella and her friend Letitia embark on an investigation of their own to uncover the truth behind the wooden soldier.
A visit to Nikolas' antique shop reveals a macabre past but also provides crucial clues to break the curse. As the town plunges into panic and the murders continue, police officer Jacob intensifies his efforts to apprehend the unknown killer. The struggle against the curse becomes a desperate mission to free Felsinbherg from the terror consuming it.
In their quest for answers, the characters confront a terrifying reality about the origin of the curse. The malevolence contained within the wooden soldier battles their attempts to uncover its secret, and the confrontation grows increasingly terrifying as they fight to free Felsinbherg from its dark past. [more]
Keywords: Fiction Terror, Paranormal, Action & Adventure, Suspense, Occult & Supernatural
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G.K. Chesterton
The Man Who Was Thursday (New Edition)
- Satire
- English
- 57881 Words
- Ages 8 and up
- 206
- 2
The Man Who Was Thursday: A Nightmare is a novel by G. K. Chesterton. The book is sometimes referred to as a metaphysical thriller.
In Edwardian era London, Gabriel Syme is recruited at Scotland Yard to a secret anti-anarchist police corps. Lucian Gregory, an anarchistic poet, lives in the suburb of Saffron Park. Syme meets him at a party and they debate the meaning of poetry. Gregory argues revolt is the basis of poetry. Syme demurs, insisting the essence of poetry is not revolution, but rather law. He antagonizes Gregory by asserting the most poetical of human creations is the timetable for the London Underground. He suggests Gregory isn't really serious about his anarchism. This so irritates Gregory that he takes Syme to an underground anarchist meeting place, revealing his public endorsement of anarchy is a ruse to make him seem harmless, when in fact he is an influential member of the local chapter of the European anarchist council.
The central council consists of seven men, each using the name of a day of the week as a code name, and the position of Thursday is about to be elected by Gregory's local chapter. Gregory expects to win the election, but just before the election Syme reveals to Gregory after an oath of secrecy that he is a secret policeman. Fearful Syme may use his speech in evidence of a prosecution, Gregory's weakened words fail to convince the local chapter he is sufficiently dangerous for the job. Syme makes a rousing anarchist speech and wins the vote. He is sent immediately as the chapter's delegate to the central council.
In his efforts to thwart the council's intentions, however, Syme discovers five of the other six members are also undercover detectives; each was employed just as mysteriously and assigned to defeat the Council. They all soon find out they were fighting each other and not real anarchists; such was the mastermind plan of their president Sunday. In a surreal conclusion, Sunday himself is unmasked as only seeming to be terrible; in fact, he is a force of good like the detectives. However, he is unable to give an answer to the question of why he caused so much trouble and pain for the detectives. Gregory, the only real anarchist, seems to challenge the good council. His accusation is they, as rulers, have never suffered like Gregory and their other subjects, and so their power is illegitimate. However, Syme is able to refute this accusation immediately because of the terrors inflicted by Sunday on the rest of the council. [more]
Keywords: the man who was thursday, gk chesterton, english literature, philosophical fiction, metaphysical thriller, satirical novel
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Ursula Frank-Pegg
The Dreamer
- Biography & Autobiography
- English
- 58137 Words
- Ages 10 and up
- 192
- 1
The most valuable of all dreams, which offers us a chance to avoid trouble, is almost as upsetting as the haunting version that finds us panting, scared, trying "to outrun danger." However, it is not fear we feel, but outrage. We feel a tremendous amount of desperation spilling over into the waking state. What we have dreamed is nothing we can brush off, explain away as another nightmare. The uneasy question remains, why we felt such over¬powering desperation and anger in a dream directed at a specific person, why we let it out in one large outcry of righteous indignation. We remember having been seized by a powerful surge of outrage. Completely unable to contain it, we made a spectacle of ourselves. We had a fit and did not give a hoot that we exploded right in front of someone who should impress us with his title, his knowledge, his “pious” demeanor, obviously with his status above ours. And here is the difference: the object of our outburst is identified. Somehow we didn't give a damn, who it is. We shouldn't have, for the person who is at the center of our agitation, is our adversary and, in some cases, possibly a deadly one. Our subconscious uses the dream route to give us a warning.
We have exploded, let fly, for a good reason. Enough anger for two is boiling over, because of our own part in all this — if we were not so gullible, so ignorant, so besotted, all of this would not have happened. The detestable creature we are facing is at the bottom of our woes. With such a dream, our subconscious is trying to impress us with a most urgent message. It is attempting to wean us, to get us away from the influence of a person who is about to screw us — literally or symbolically so.
Either way we will have to pay, if we don’t heed a most urgent message: our own outcry of indignation. If we are allowing it to happen. This guy is trying to finagle us into a business deal, and we go along, while our subconscious cries foul. This shady businessman has already lost his shirt, and he knows it, but we don't realize he is just trying to fleece a few more sheep. We are not aware what we are letting ourselves in for, but our subconscious has already shown us the dramatic results. It has done the screening for us. Unless we reverse course, take an alternate route, grind to a stop, this guy with his clean-cut exterior we have been hankering for, is going to give us the case of herpes we have eluded so far.
The book "The Dreamer" is based on more than a 20 year period of recorded dreams and the way they affected me and my family. it makes a distinction between different types of dreams - many of them undoubtedly familiar to the reader. Through repetition as well as intuition
I can share with the reader the outreach of precognitive dreams. reaching out into a distant future of ten to more years. Understanding our dreams can help and protect us. let this book inspire you to start a record of your dreams and gradually understand their message. [more]
Keywords: Deja Vu, Subconscious Warnings, Future
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George Agnew Chamberlain
Through stained glass
- Architecture
- English
- 74148 Words
- Ages 18 and up
- 2
- 2
In 1866 the American minister at Rio de Janeiro turned from the reality
of a few incongruous and trouble-breeding Kentucky colonels,
slouched-hatted and frock-coated, wandering through the unfamiliar
streets of the great South American capital, and saw a nightmare. There
is a touch of panic in the despatch which he sent to Mr. Seward at a
time when both secretary and public were held too closely in the throes
of reconstruction to take alarm at so distant a chimera. Agents of the
Southern States, wrote the minister, claimed that not thousands of
families, but a hundred thousand families, would come to Brazil.
As a matter of fact, this exodus, when it took place, was so small that
it failed to raise a ripple on the social pool of the Western
Hemisphere. But to the self-chosen few who suffered shipwreck and
privation, financial loss from their already depleted store, disaster to
their Utopian dreams, and a great void in their hearts where once had
been love of country, it became a tragedy--the tragedy of existence.
The ardor that led a small band of irreconcilables to gather their
households and their household goods about them and flee from a personal
oppression, as had their ancestors before them, was destined to be short
lived. From the first, fate frowned upon their enterprise. They looked
for calm seas and favorable winds, but they found storms and shipwreck.
Their scanty resources were calculated to meet the needs of only the
crudest life, but upon the threshold of their goal they fell into the
red-tape trammels of a civilization older than their own. Where they
looked for a free country, a wilderness flowing with milk and honey,
which in their ignorance they imagined unpeopled, they found the
squatter had been intrenched since the Jesuit fathers and their
following explored the continent four centuries before. Finally, they
believed themselves to be the vanguard of a horde, but, once in the
breach, they found there was no following host.
Most of those who had the means reversed their flight. Others, with
nothing left but their broken pride, sought aid from the government they
abhorred, and were given a free passage back in returning men-of-war.
But when the reflux had waned and died, there was still a residue of
half a hundred families, most of whom were so destitute that they could
not reach the coast. With them stayed a very few who were held by their
premature investments or by a deeper loyalty or a greater pride. Among
the latter was the head of the divided house of Leighton.
The Reverend Orme Leighton was one of those to whom the war had brought
a double portion of bitterness, for the Leightons of Leighton, Virginia,
had fought not alone against the North, but against the North and the
Leightons of Leighton, Massachusetts.
To the Reverend Orme Leighton, a schism in the church would have meant
nothing unless it came to the point of cracking heads; but a schism in
governmental policy, which placed the right to govern one's self and own [more]
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Oluwatosin Ogidan, Olusola Coker
Prayers for my Wife
Powerful prayers to change my Wife for better
- Bibles
- English
- 6873 Words
- Ages 16 and up
- 90
Presently, the home is under serious attack, and in most cases, wives in every home are always a prime target. The devil's number one enemy is the godly home. The home is therefore a primary target of the devil.
Are you experiencing turbulence in your marital life? Is your wife frustrating your marriage up to the point of divorcing you? Is your marriage a nightmare?
Are you a Man and you are facing the following problems in your marriage?
Is your wife demanding for money anyhow, without budgeting?
Your wife doesn’t want more kids but you just want one more?
Do you discover now that you are not sexually compatible with your wife?
Do you discover that your wife doesn’t spend time with the kids?
Is your wife not telling you everything that happens to her daily?
Is your wife snoring as loud as a freight train and you don’t know what to do?
Your wife doesn’t respect your career goals as much as you do.
Your wife is not showing interest in going on a date with you anymore.
She is not always around you; at times you feel you are single.
She is not showing interest in sex like before.
Then this book is for you. It is my prayer that the good Lord shall certainly use this book to turn the situation around in your marriage.
With this book, you’ll learn about:
Prayers to arrest your Wife’s bad behavior in your marriage.
Prayers that destroy the powers promoting marriage destruction
Prayers to judge the enemies of your wife
Twenty-one days prayers and fasting for your wife
Marriage is God’s will for man. The first man He created, He provided a wife for him and blessed their marriage.
Satan hates marriage. He brought a marital crisis that made the couples start trading blames for the causes of their failure in obeying God’s command. From then till now, divorce and promiscuity are reoccurring events from the pit of hell which was introduced in marriage by the devil. Jesus taught that it was not so from the beginning.
Besides that, the devil also introduced barrenness which he is using to wreak havoc in many homes from then till now. The Devil knew that marriage is God for man doesn’t want this will of God to come true in the lives of marriageable men and women. Through poverty, spell, etc. he had hindered many from enjoying this purpose of God in their lives. But thanks be to God, who through His miraculous power broke such bondage in the lives of numerous individuals and families. [more]
Keywords: praying for your wife, prayer points for my wife, marriage prayers, prayers against enemies of marriage, prayers against marriage destroyers, prayers that destroy bad behavior in marriage, deliverance prayer for my wife
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Richard Dante (Hardaway)
FOLLOW THE LEADER
N/A
- Romance
- English
- 2 Words
- Ages 18 and up
- 137
- 4
FOLLOW THE LEADER
by Richard Dante,
70,055 words
SYNOPSIS
Please keep in mind this emotion charged gay novel is set in the 1960s and 70s, the Vietnam War/ Harvey Milk years, when being gay was more dangerous than it is today.
Following graduation from Santa Barbara High School with the class of ‘65, Danny Armaugh and Rob Olsen discover their lifelong friendship has escalated to something far more than brotherly love. Fear of rejection prevents them from confessing their true feeling s for one another. At first, Danny suppressed his own homosexuality, while Rob masked his sexual preference in the guise of a macho ladies’ man.
Following Danny's disturbing self discovery, Rob takes off for his summer job at Yosemite. Stuck at home and believing Rob is straight, Danny decides to substitute nightly fantasies for the real thing. Months later, Rob confesses his own love for Danny.
During the joyful two year affair that follows, Danny develops his extraordinary musical talents.
After graduating from Santa Barbara Junior College, at the the height of the Vietnam war, Rob is drafted, and Danny goes on to UC Berkeley. While on Christmas leave in San Francisco, Rob and Danny are joined in a riotous wedding ceremony.
A year after Rob is shipped out to Vietnam, Danny has a horrific nightmare in which he finds Rob's body on the battlefield. Actually Rob is not killed, but wounded in action. Ironically, the Pentagon, attempting to boost public acceptance of their unpopular little war, turns the gay marine into a national hero. In Washington, the president presents him with the Medal of Honor, and back in Santa Barbara there is a triumphant home coming parade.
Though temporarily paralyzed, the hero manages to be sexually active, and the two young men enjoy a passionate love life.
Still in a wheelchair, the ex-marine accompanies Danny back to UC Berkeley to study psychology--with a specialty in homosexual trauma. Urged by Rob, his biggest fan, talented singer-composer Armaugh turns in a triumphant student performance, and is discovered by former child-actor-turned-talent-agent, Paul Connor.
Following a successful audition and contract signing at an important record company in Los Angeles, Paul Connor treats his new protégé and Rob Olsen to dinner. There, the duo meet Connor's lover, the outwardly charming Ralph Noon, an important TV actor. While assisting wheelchair bound Olsen to the men's room. Noon reveals his paranoid tendencies. Suspicious of Danny and Paul Connor's new business relationship, he advises Rob to warn Danny there'll be trouble if he tries to steal Paul from him.
The agent successfully steers Danny into an international career. Awed by the power of his uplifting message, the nation takes him to its heart and makes him a modern folk hero
During a world tour, Danny and his entourage stop in apartheid dominated South Africa. The whites refuse to sell tickets to the blacks and the singer decides to perform only for the native tribes. The Armaugh troupe puts on a rousing show for thousands of natives in a natural amphitheater outside Johannesburg. The Armaugh group is hailed as heroes by the “nonwhites” and condemned by the rejected “whites” who expel Danny and his troop from their country with the warning never to return.
Following a recording session, Paul confesses he's afraid of Ralph Noon, who has threatened to kill him if he strays. Danny invites the agent to move in with them for safety
While Danny is in a recording session. Paul arrives to at Danny and Rob's home, and in a jealous rage Ralph Noon shoots Paul. Noon is arrested for attempted murder while Dan and Rob rush to the hospital. The surgeon holds out little hope for Paul's survival. While awaiting the outcome, country singer, Arnie Armor, another of Paul's clients, joins them.
After the trio spends an all night vigil they are told the agent is out of danger.
Months later, Ralph Noon is brought to trial. With Rob, Danny, a recovering Paul Connor, and Noon family members witnesses, the TV actor is convicted and locked away in a mental facility.
Romance blooms between the country singer, Armor, and his agent, though, like much of Danny's public, Paul harbors some romantic feelings for Danny
As Paul recovers, Danny decides to join Paul and Rob in their fight for gay rights. When he comes out publicly on TV’s MEET THE PRESS, many of Danny's fans turn against him. Undaunted, he joins the leadership of the gay rights movement, and helps pave the way for important legislation.
Danny, Rob and Paul travel the country advocating equality for gays. Against everyone's advice Danny elects to speak at a major labor union convention in Dallas. On the steps of the convention center he's met by Bobby Joe Stark, a leader of the bible belt bigots. In an informal debate covered by TV news, Danny makes a fool of the Baptist minister.
Inside the Dallas convention hall, the union members refuse to listen to Danny’s pleas for equality, and boo him off the stage. During the uproar, a shot rings out. Danny is wounded by a young closeted gay who's confused love with hate. The wound is minor and psychologist Rob convinces the would be assassin all is not as grim as it seems.
Persevering, the Armaugh trio continue working with the country's gay rights leaders. The novel draws to a joyous close with a celebration of the California legislature’s passage of the “Consenting Adults” Bill AB489, and it is signed into law by California’s then Governor Jerry Brown. There is a group wedding ceremony in which Rob and Danny renew their vows and along with others, Paul Connor and Arnie Armors' union is also blessed.
NOTE: Considerable research went into the writing, and I believe it is historically and psychologically correct. There are some explicit love scenes, but I don't consider them pornographic. I believe this is a "mainstream" novel with some erotic passages. [more]
Keywords: m/m, Gay Romance, historical, Vietnam War
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Saniul Alom Sun
Queen Of My dream
- Drama
- English
- 2267 Words
- Ages 12 and up
- 42
Ever if you are that - I will fulfill all our dreams together, if you are such - I will not hear everything, then you will be able to hear all our ways, then you have a warm touch on my hands, why do you think today is a stubborn world? Why today is the first love of love Tumibina unsaturated? That's a spring of a spring beside you and the breath of the love of the love of love - even today, if it is still rite in the trap in the end - at the beginning of all, you will lose again and I will lose again once in your belief that you will return again in your faith Once again, I will go to your sweet laughing flood that will be deleted, these memories may be deleted, maybe you will be satisfied with Satisfaction, the last scene of life in the eyes of life ... till you stop the diary and stop the diary. Many are written, but for whom it is going to be someone else today, someone else will write something about him today. It is not just something that it is the illiteracy of the heart of the heart of Abir's breakdown. Maybe it will be written about the new sort of poetry, or some of the love-makers who are involved in the same sheet where she will take his heavenly in the face of someone else ... to be around 2 pm. There is no sleeping in Abir. The real reason - Ammu could not go to 8 pm tonight in the euphoria tonight. And mental reasons - today is married to Anila. Abir did not get upset with the unrestricted pain of the head. The PC opened the laptop in front of the table. Nowadays, he often studies small with 'bypolar disorder'. It is not very profitable. All the words of the same type of words in Zajagaya are sitting on her fingers - "You have to live with this illness. It can be covered with medicines for a long time, but if the drug is released, the first first Abir's "life 'was afraid of reading. Can Anila be able to accept this reality by fighting one hand with the whole world? Waiting for this disease continuously waiting for a boy to be destroyed in a boy? The losing his father has been suffering throughout his life in the mother of his mother, what he wanted to increase the burden of the hardship with a sick boy's own shoulder? The nightmare was not at a moment that in a evening in the ridge of Dhanmondi Rizbie's shop, Anila's head of Abir's shoulder in the shoulder of Aadho light in a evening in a evening in the sectum, said in the shoulder of Abir's shoulder, "I loved you so much. I do not have any life fall like a dry leaf. To me, you are a son of Tukhar, who is a good boy, who heard the child's book, who heard the song written by the saints, I was fascinated by News. Daily printed in the stare, which I used to cut off each of the books I used to read the same text repeatedly after reading the book of Aarrat, "Yes, Anila belongs to himself. It was more likely to have the emotional kingdom more than reality. So the cruelty of life and the world could not understand. Or maybe the hands of people like Anilah was born in cruelty. Unusual stress is considered to be a big reason for this illness. Abir was the eldest son of the family, the first child of the parents. From his childhood, a man growing in the fear of father's fears. As far as the share of the affection, he was once buried and behind his father's duration chain. So he was a good student, so everyone could have hopes for the skyscraper surrounded by him. The expectation of when he has made him a prisoner man, may not even understand the people of his family. Abir's work worked for a long time. Over time, there arises to grow in the form of this illness. When Abir repeatedly did not take the study of the reciprocity in the University, he was not able to take a daughter of a poor character like Mili, when the whole of his friends had been poisoned, when someone was in the family, when he had no hope in the family, This is 8:00 pm drugs? -No-don't? There is no escape, so do not eat. What do you do -I do nothing. Only my baby will be sitting around all night. There is no problem in my wake, but Baboot will have to listen to music. I know that Babu will listen to music, but Babu's Kaoya Marca will break my father-in-law's sleep - my problem will be here ... and there was a surrender of Abir in front of the argument (???). Occasionally Abir was not afraid that if there was no uncovered, it might have been in bed in the bed of the hospital today. Besides, people of any house will not afford to tolerate vandalism every day. During the newborn test, the boy did not know when the boy did not know how to sit in the boy? And now this is a ridicule of Abir's lips in the word 'lifetime'. Ahnila has lost today. Today, after more than 3 months ago, when Abir Anila was standing in front of Fuller Road in Fuller Road, Satta stood 2 hours in the sun and came down to the house of Anila: "Go away from here. I can not take this relationship forward. I can not be able to give my mother to such a big thing "Abir did not say anything. Looking at the way of going to [more]
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BS Murthy
Sundara Kãnda: Hanuman's Odyssey
- Religion
- English
- 40926 Words
- Ages 16 and up
- 693
- 3
WhileMahabharata's Bhagvad-Gita is taken as a philosophical guide, Ramayana's Sundara Kãnda is sought for spiritual solace; many believe that reading Sundara Kãnda or hearing it recited would remove all hurdles and usher in good tidings!
Miracles apart, it's in the nature of Sundara Kãnda to inculcate fortitude and generate hope in man for it’s a depiction of how Hanuman goes about his errand against all odds.
Besides, it portrays how Seetha, on the verge of self-immolation, overcomes despair to see life in a new light?
With rhythm of its verse and the flow of the narrative this sloka to sloka transcreation of the canto beautiful of Valmiki's adi kavya - the foremost poetical composition in the world, Hanuman's Odyssey that paves the way for Rama to rescue his kidnapped wife is bound to charm the readers and listeners alike.
Interestingly, as the following verse illustrates, it was the forerunner of the magic realism of our times – “Gripped she then him by shadow / Cast which Hanuman coast to coast, Recalled he in dismay then / What Sugreev said at outset / That one fiend had aptitude / To grip its prey by mere shadow.”
On a personal note, my paternal grandfather, Bulusu Thimmaiah-garu, like many in his time, was a life-long practitioner of Sundara Kãnda parayana (the epic’s daily recital in part or full), whose spirituality could have providentially guided me in this, rather an effortless, trans-creative endeavour.
Cantos of the Kanda
1 - Hurdles in Skies
2 - City in Clouds
3 - Prelude to Entry
4 - Foray into Fort
5 - Life in Lanka
6 - Precincts to Beat
7 - Palace in the Plane
8 - Pushpak’s Prowess
9 - Harem at Night
10 - Women in Want
11 - Qualms of Celibate
12 - At Wits End
13 - Errand in the Bend
14 - Garden of Grief
15 - Withered Flower
16 - She is Seetha
17 - Guards all Hideous
18 - Ravan on Heat
19 - Dame in Despair
20 - Womanizer at Work
21 - Steadfast in Love
22 - Deadline to Death
23 - Guards that Pander
24 - Carrot and Stick
25 - Hapless Soul
26 - Wandering Thoughts
27 - Dream of a Nightmare
28 - On the Verge
29 - Good Tidings
30 - Hanuman’s Dilemma
31 - Rama’s Ballad
32 - Is it True?
33 - Genesis of Exile
34 - Swings in Mood
35 - Winning the Trust
36 - More of the Same
37 - Aborted Move
38 - Story to Tell
39 - Doubts to the Fore
40 - Repeats the Dose
41 - Rampage in the Park
42 - Panic in the Town
43 -Itching for Fight
44 -Takes on Prahastha’s Son
45 - Marshals in the Mire
46 - Generals in the Dumps
47 - Akshay’s Life on Line
48 - It takes Indrajit
49 - Ravan’s Darbar
50 - Cause of Loss
51 - Advice to Deliver
52- Placates the Sibling
53 - Tail on Fire
54 - Arson to Hurt
55 - What of Seetha?
56 - Havoc of a Take-off
57 - Flight sans Hassles
58 - Odyssey in a Nutshell
59 - Pep Talk to Peers
60 - Angad on Rebound
61 - Eying the Madhuvan
62 - Orgy in the Garden
63 - Sugreev’s Reading
64 - Return of the Platoon
65 - News in Brief
66 - Tears in Torrents
67 - Hanuman’s Replay
68 - Times of Hope
Yuddha Kanda: War on Ravan
01- Embrace of a Gift
02- Coronation and After [more]
Keywords: Indian mythology, Ramayana, Sundara Kanda, Rama's story, Lanka, Hanuman, Sita's captivity, Sanskrit Classics, Religion, Hinduism, Hindu mythology, Sanskrit epics, Hindu epics, Indian epics, Valmiki, Rama, Sita, Ravana, epic poetry, epic verse, epic Indian verse, epic Hindu verse, verse, Indian verse, Religion and Spirituality [more]
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