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Me'ma and the Great Mountain by Lorin Morgan-Richards is about little girl named Me'ma who lives in an oppressed village called Sunken Creek. Faced with removal, Me'ma brings to focus her extraordinary ability to see ghoulish characters who try to help her in overcoming the nightmare she and her people are facing from an evil tyrant. Includes a special foreword by Corine Fairbanks (Oglala Lakota).

In Paris and yearning for poetic inspiration, Jim follows a peculiar old man into the darkened lair of PEre Lachaise Cemetery. The Night Speaks to Me: A Posthumous Account of Jim Morrison by Lorin Morgan-Richard is an original tale of dark fiction featuring 10 illustrations by the author.

"Memories," I said in frustration, "they float around. I sing. It never goes. I watch people. I write. It never leaves. These ghosts...are all still with me. I find myself traveling back and forth, but its goes like the wind. It's hard to explain."

"You just can't replant a...

101 select drawings and biographical notes by Lorin Morgan-Richards of notable figures from Native American, First Nation, and Indigenous cultures that have impacted their communities and the world around them. Portraits include artists, poets, inventors, scholars and various leaders in their respected fields.

Dark Letter Days by Lorin Morgan-Richards reveals 23 woeful poems and spoken word with illustration about life, death and what lies beyond the unknown.

Dark Letter Days derives from the ancient pastime of marking the calendar, as red letter days in times of happiness, and dark letter days: days in which we were sorrowful and sat in the shadows.

A Boy Born from Mold and Other Delectable Morsels by Lorin Morgan-Richards contains seven delightfully bleak stories, beginning with Ruin (or Rune proper), who through extraordinary circumstances comes to moldy life in an old battered quilt left in the corner of a basement. Readers should also examine other characters like Zoog, a young vampire, whose intolerance to blood causes bouts of gas and bloating, much to his parents' distaste.

Simon Snootle and OTHER small stories is about seven misguided tales of humorous woe by several downtrodden characters that are simply looking to be themselves. The book begins with Simon Snootle, a meager young man who lived most of his life at the bottom of a cistern with neighborhood cats. He is not aware of any tragedy of the situation, but rather makes the best of it, knowing that eventually more things will fall in as he did.

Over thirty biographies of known and lesser known emigrants from Wales and Welsh descendants whose lives helped shape the American West as we know it today. Fully illustrated by select artists from Wales and the US depicting these pioneers, outlaws, inventors, military leaders, miners, and more. A special foreword by Jude Johnson, author of Cactus Cymry.

Jesse James jumped onto his horse and raced up to the engine where Cole had the engineer pinned down. "Give her a toot, Cole " Jesse shouted, as Cole yanked the whistle and laughed like a child. Before the 10 robbers left the...

John Morgan left Wales in the early 1800s to find religious freedom from an oppressive English Church. He found a new life in Ohio where he wed Mary Shaw, a widow of George Long. The family resettled in Scioto, Ohio on Blue Run Road and founded a Methodist church across from their home. They had a number of children of which included the Methodist missionary and poet Robert Dennison Morgan. This resource uncovers the lineage of their descendants and provides research into MorganIs Welsh heritage.

This is a first genealogical resource with notes specifically for descendants of John...