Cog Stone Dreams (Kindle Edition)

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Cog Stone Dreams (Kindle Edition)

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Product Description

Cog stones are unique, 9 thousand year old, archeological artifacts found during Southern California Estuarial Wetlands.

What are Cog Stones used for? Magic? Wishing? Dreaming? Ahh that’s a mystery.

According to a illusory anecdotist of Cog Stone Dreams, “the novel is a dainty demeanour during 9,000 years of Westbruk Wetlands history, peopled by smugglers, correct grandmothers, desirous explorers, a stately who pretends to be a commoner, abounding people who live a high life, bad people who locate malaria, attempt men, thieves, priests, members of a fancy-smancy gun club, oil group (including one who communicates with a dead), a killer and me.

Who am I?

My name is Dessa Halom Lechmann. we write a syndicated Dear Dessa Dreams recommendation mainstay for a Bulletin Gazette journal chain. In 1946, when we was 10 we went to a Westbruk Wetlands and bought a dream inducing spoke stone. If things don’t go good for me, we take a spoke mill to bed and dream about a wetlands. Because my relatives porced, my mom was crazy, we pennyless adult with Mr. Perfect to marry Mr. Not So Perfect, had my tonsils private and witnessed a murder, I’ve taken that dream inducing spoke mill to bed a lot. So now I’m a genuine management on a Westbruk Wetlands and we can ask me anything we wish to know about it.

Product Details

Amazon Sales Rank: #527890 in eBooks
Published on: 2012-01-01
Released on: 2012-01-01
Format: Kindle eBook
Number of items: 1

Editorial Reviews

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Cog Stone Dreams is abounding with dream imagery, dialogue, and constrained characters. Diane Schochet creates this clear duration square ring true, as if we are there.
Leslie Lehr, prizewinning author and screenwriter, including Wife Goes On.

Diane Schochet's essay wakes we adult and creates we compensate attention.Her characters are strange and pronounce their minds, or during slightest consider them.Interesting and provocative always." Jessica Inclan, target of an Artist's Fellowship for Literature from a California Arts Council, author, poet, clergyman in a UCLA novel essay module and author of Her Daughter's Eyes, The Matter of Grace, and When You Believe.