Best Selling Books by Gregory Bray

A paint covered puppy. A brothers unsuccessful attempts to get him clean. What will it take to get Bogie into the bath? Or is he destined to remain a colorful pooch forever?

Dyslexic Book This book is printed in the Dyslexic font, the typeface for people with dyslexia. Go to www.dyslexiefont.com to find out more about the typeface. THE BATH OF LEAST RESISTANCE is told from the perspective of Bogie the puppy as he watches his brother''s attempts to get him into the bath. It''s filled with laughs, loves and the incredible friendship between a little boy and his dog. THE BATH OF LEAST RESISTANCE is also an excellent way to coach your little ones about the joys of taking a bath...just in case you need a little help.

"This book is printed in a font that helps earlier readers and people with Dyslexia read more confidently. This font can be used by all. For more info go to www.Dyslexiefont.com Go to www.mcp-store.com to find out more about the typeface and discounts." THE BATH OF LEAST RESISTANCE is told from the perspective of Bogie the puppy as he watches his brother''s attempts to get him into the bath. It''s filled with laughs, loves and the incredible friendship between a little boy and his dog. THE BATH OF LEAST RESISTANCE is also an excellent way to coach your little ones about the joys of taking a bath...just in case you need a little help.

While the notion of singularity has a foothold in science (Kurzweil) and philosophy (Nancy, Deleuze, Hardt), the tenets of this theory can be difficult to pin down into one philosophical discourse. This text focuses on how information technology is reaching critical mass, taking center stage in how we live our lives, and calls us to pull from ourselves an inner agency-our own sovereignty. Sovereignty, in this paradigm, is like a self-regulating transit-open when necessary, shielding when needed. It is not invasive (I can not invade you, you can not invade me), and exists without any external authority. But what will sovereignty in singularity look like (aesthetics and role models), and how can such a paradigm exist in an age where mediated information no longer seems credible, and ethical paradigms are not being implemented on the world wide web? The text, which looks at fine arts as a role model for communication, argues for the value of aesthetics as a complex lens to make sense of our world (online and offline) in our sovereignty. ---- About the author: Gregory Bray, Ph.D. is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication and Media at the State University of New York at New Paltz, where he teaches such courses as Seminar in Digital Filmmaking, Milestones in Documentary, History of American Television and Writing for Digital Media. Many of his students have earned awards and accolades from work produced in his classes. He is an award winning documentary filmmaker whose work includes A Horse Connection, which earned a CINE Golden Eagle and was distributed by snag films. Dr. Bray''s career took a major turn when he began studying with some of the world''s most innovative thinkers and artists at the European Graduate School. This work, and future works are respectfully dedicated to his professors and colleagues who have inspired him to reach beyond his grasp. Gregory is married to artist Nadine May Lewis and they have two children, Eamon and Nora. They live in Ulster County, New York.

This collection of books is sized for little hands.This book is printed in a font that everyone can read, including people with dyslexia. For more info go to www.Dyslexiefont.com Go to www.mcp-store.com to find out more about the typeface and discounts."A paint covered puppy.A brothers unsuccessful attempts to get him clean.What will it take to get Bogie into the bath?Or is he destined to remain a colorful pooch forever?"

Harvey is always playing with his pets, but his pets don''t like the way he plays with them. When the tables have turned, will he enjoy the way he''s played with? Find out in The "Tail" of a Boy Named Harvey by Gregory E Bray.

Bertrand and Bernard Lavishly invite over a group of guests over ostensibly to get to know the locals, however it slowly becomes revealed that they may be more interested in creating the right circumstances for ritual sacrifice. If Neil Simon had written Midsommar for Frasier and Niles Crane, the result would be the uproarious farce Foul Feast.

This collection of books is sized for little hands."A paint covered puppy.A brothers unsuccessful attempts to get him clean.What will it take to get Bogie into the bath?Or is he destined to remain a colorful pooch forever?"