Books with author William Cully Allen

Bryant was born in 1794, in Cummington, Mass, the second of a family of seven children. His father, Dr. Peter Bryant, was a man of unusual learning and exceptional disposition, from whom Cullen, as he was called at home, derived many of his manly, poetical and spiritual traits. His mother, too, was a woman of high character and domestic worth, a descendent of John Alden and Priscilla.

Deep in the walls of a witches' cottage lays an ancient magical kitchen. Dangling over that kitchen's cauldron, pinched between the fingers of two witches, is a toad. And the Toad has no idea how she got there, and no memory of even her name. All she knows is she doesn't think she was always a Toad, or that she's ever been here before. Determined to recover her memories she sets out on a journey to the oracle, and along the way picks up a rag-tag team of friends: an iron-handed imp, a carnivorous fairy, and a few friendly locals.But the Kitchen won't make it easy. It is pitch black, infinite, and impossible to navigate, a living maze. Hiding in dark corners are beastly, starving things. Worse yet are the Witches themselves, who have sent a procession of horrific, deadly monsters on her trail. With some courage and wisdom, the Toad just might find herself yet-and with that knowledge, the power to defeat the mighty Witches. Filled with forty stunning pencil illustrations from the author, the Witches' Kitchen is a rich, well-imagined fantasy setting unlike any other.

So after the adrenalin rush of full throttle riding on a straight highway, you pull into town. Your vehicle is growling and turning heads. Every one of them is jealous, either because they are too young, too old or too poor for one. You slowly strut into a nearby bar silently humming to your self the song Born to be Wild!The barkeep asks if the vehicle they heard pull in is yours? You nod in agreement. He pours you a whisky you haven’t seen before. You do have my Whisky Logbook to note it don’t you (blatant advert! Lol). As you settle back with your drink you again note the jealousy of the people in the bar. They all wish they were the owners of the technological and mechanical marvel parked outside......

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The sketchbook is an ideal gift for yourself, your children or friends who love to draw and sketch everything. Can be used with graphite, pencils or pens, and is perfect for students of art and hobbyists everywhere. From painting, and drawing to doodling, this 100 page 8.5” x 11” sketchpad will suit your needs.Each page has a frame in case you decide to cut the page out and mount it. The cover design is unique to you and is appealing to anybody who sees your book. Enjoy the experience.