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In each generation there are individuals who live at the center of and help develop the principal themes of the age. Though many of these people are not widely known, their lives are exemplary and their influence among a generation`s leaders is profound. Pierre Delattre has been, since the 1950s, one of these people, a voyager who remains in the vanguard. Episodes consists of distilled moments of autobiography: Delattre has captured the humor, the edge and the sudden illuminations of the defining moments of his life and his generation. These are tales of his encounters with Albert Schweitzer, Richard Brautigan, Charles de Gaulle, the Dalai Lama, and Neal Cassady, and of his ministerial work running a North Beach landmark; the Bread and Wine Mission, during the beat/hippy golden age. These are mystical cautionary tales by a humorist whose focus is on how superbly the divine is expressed in the ordinary. Delattre is a bit the philosopher, but more the theologian.
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When an American hematologist adopts a young Romanian orphan, she has no idea that her child is the heir to the Draculan legacy, and Lord Dracula--Vernor Deacon Trent--will spare no one's life in his vengeful quest to regain his son.
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Earl Swagger goes to a small town in the Mississippi Delta to investigate the disappearance of his friend, ex-prosecutor Sam Vincent, who was looking into rumors of corruption--and worse--centering on the local prison. Earl finds racism, conspiracies, and many other sinister things going on in the creepy, insular little town. He gathers some friends together and prepares to clean the place up.
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