New Releases by Charlotte Fisher

This book has more than 40 brand new writing prompts for reluctant writers! It is a continued chance to be creative in a bunch of different ways!

"Geodes are special rocks that formed around a bubble of air and produced beautiful crystals inside. In this How-To book, Lily and Charlotte take you through the process of breaking open a geode and seeing the wonderful surprises inside."--Amazon.com

In Take a Lesbian to Lunch, the highly anticipated follow up to Mackinac Bridge Jesus, author Charlotte Fisher returns with new stories of love and tolerance, served on a heaping platter of hope and hilarity. Her fresh collection of essays challenges audiences to shed their long-held biases and do what few of us are willing to do-change. More than an anthem for gay rights and social reform, Take a Lesbian to Lunch invites us to love ourselves from the inside out, and do the same for others.

Mackinac Bridge Jesus, a new book by Charlotte Fisher, is for anyone, anywhere who''s struggled with addiction, sexual orientation, mental health, nutty families, finding God, losing jobs, getting old, getting laid and generally living life on life''s terms. The book is a collection of twisted, tragic, comedic and tender biographical essays about healing, forgiveness, embalming your relatives, finding the perfect bra, drinking too much and praying too little. Each story is a naked and humorous look behind the curtain at what it means to be human. The stories are set in her home of state of Michigan, beginning with her childhood in the early ''60s through today. This book is not the Bible, not a 12-step study manual or a guide to "coming out." Nor does it seek to convert or convince. It''s just a story of how help comes to all us if we are open to receive it.

"In this history, I have attempted to give a simple outline of how my ancestors came to Australia with clues to further research for interested readers. Contains portraits and an outline of ancestors? lives."--Document.

This exhibition ... contains selected works, marquettes and installation works indoors, and a significant kinetic work outside in Cafler Park.

Although environmental laws are rarely able to provide the simple solutions that people want from them, they are essential for the future of our planet. This book explores how legal responses are shaped in response to the problems facing the environment today, and the socio-political conflicts facing environmental legislation.