Farrell starts his own bakery in the heart of Greenwich Village. He soon meets former talk show host, Susie O'Connell. She takes him under her wing and helps him launch his own show on the fledgling cable television network, QTV. His partner Tony is busy directing a Broadway revival of A Chorus Line and their little dog, CK, gets into far too much trouble.

As in the previous adventures, Farrell meets eccentric and flamboyant characters that add comedy and drama to his often-surreal life. His story is told in a hilarious narrative style and shows the positive side of being "in the life".

Farrell starts his own bakery in the heart of Greenwich Village. He soon meets former talk show host, Susie O'Connell. She takes him under her wing and helps him launch his own show on the fledgling cable television network, QTV. His partner Tony is busy directing a Broadway revival of A Chorus Line and their little dog, CK, gets into far too much trouble.

As in the previous adventures, Farrell meets eccentric and flamboyant characters that add comedy and drama to his often-surreal life. His story is told in a hilarious narrative style and shows the positive side of being "in the life".

A sauté cook at a Berkeley restaurant, Lorrie Rivers is weary of her job and tired of the dating circuit; she needs to make some changes in her life. More than anything, she wants to visit her estranged sister Bett, for whom she feels tremendous love-and guilt. When Ginger, Bett's look-alike, appears, Lorrie instantly bonds with the girl and enjoys a second chance at being the older sister. But joy turns to fear as Lorrie begins to understand not only what happened in her own family, but the peril surrounding the young girl.

A sauté cook at a Berkeley restaurant, Lorrie Rivers is weary of her job and tired of the dating circuit; she needs to make some changes in her life. More than anything, she wants to visit her estranged sister Bett, for whom she feels tremendous love-and guilt. When Ginger, Bett's look-alike, appears, Lorrie instantly bonds with the girl and enjoys a second chance at being the older sister. But joy turns to fear as Lorrie begins to understand not only what happened in her own family, but the peril surrounding the young girl.

As the story develops, Andac and his friend Valerian see that Natalia's existence has become a life of desperation. For some unknown reason, she has convinced herself that she is worthless and one of the damned. She becomes more and more a fanatic as the years pass, struggling to follow the example of some of the extremists in Africa. At a later time, having moved to the Holy Land, Natalia becomes involved in the power struggle between the great patriarchs of the Eastern church. She has been in contact with Augustine of Hippo, Pelagius, Rufinus of Aquileia, Paulinus of Nola, Jerome, and the Patriarch of Alexandria.

Andac survives both Natalia and Valerian. It is he who ultimately finds the cause of Natalia's desperation, and he does his best to tell her story in a way that will engender sympathy, while still preserving what he feels is her deserved reputation as a saint.

They’re Not Exactly Nick and Nora!

What happens when you take two gay men, one lesbian neighbor, a cross-dresser, a woman on the verge of a nervous breakdown, and assorted other characters and mix in a murder? You have MYSTERY WITHOUT ANY CLUES, a fast and funny murder mystery set in Greenwich Village. Jeremy Baker and Sheraton Rogers, along with their new friend Pris, have quite a time trying to figure out who killed an old college friend. It might be any one of the oddest – and funniest – assortment of characters you’ve ever met. But, they’re determined to find out who the killer is – if they don’t die in the process.

They’re Not Exactly Nick and Nora!

What happens when you take two gay men, one lesbian neighbor, a cross-dresser, a woman on the verge of a nervous breakdown, and assorted other characters and mix in a murder? You have MYSTERY WITHOUT ANY CLUES, a fast and funny murder mystery set in Greenwich Village. Jeremy Baker and Sheraton Rogers, along with their new friend Pris, have quite a time trying to figure out who killed an old college friend. It might be any one of the oddest – and funniest – assortment of characters you’ve ever met. But, they’re determined to find out who the killer is – if they don’t die in the process.

A man wearies of his search for God within the confines of traditions steeped in western culture. His path crosses that of a friend who speaks of a creative and omnipotent Goddess, the Nurturer, Creator and Destroyer. An inner arousal of recognition sets about an awakening within a timeless place inside him. The man pursues this ancient memory of a nurturing Mother Goddess and finds that She has been awaiting his return to Her.

She wakes him each morning at dawn and opens his heart to the memory of their great original union. He is compelled to write his love and adoration for Her in remembered prayers that have been too long forgotten.

Soon She directs him to begin recording their dialogues, wherein She challenges the tenets of the “Old and Dark Dream of fear” by directing his mind to the memories of an earth not defined by borders, governments and religious institutions. Gently, She leads him from the burdensome place of fear to the light and love found in Her heart, the center of Her Womb, the place of peace.