Books published by publisher Cornerstone Book Publishers

After facing a volcano in the "Cryptoid Zoo" and threatened with drowning in the "Underwater Island," Eerey Tocsin and her friends return to face the greatest destroyer of all; Time. When the invisible boy disappeared in the Island, Eerey travels with her hairy cousin Edict and Loofah the orangutaur to the country of Lydia to find him. The search takes them through the air and backward through time itself. She discovers Pen, who can look like any animal or person, is in action again. Will the egomaniacal doppelganger destroy the world? Yes. Yes, he will. He already has. Only Eerey and her friends can stop him. "She's back, that girl with the mischievous gleam in her eyes and adventure in her soul, for another amazing, bizarre adventure that will delight all ages. Move over Dorothy Gale and Harry Potter, here comes Eerey Toscin and the imaginative world of fantasy tales will never be the same again!" Ron Fortier (Pulp Fiction Reviews)

It started out simply enough. A young bee named William wanted to pollinate some flowers. The flowers were in the office of a candy factory, and when the factory's janitor sucks William into his shop vacuum, the bee begins an incredible adventure. Inside the vacuum he discovers a town of insects living together peacefully. Soon the insects will be forced to give up their wonderful town. William's beehive is in danger, and they must help it survive a sugar-ant invasion. Their adventures take them on an incredible journey, and will bring them new hope for their community of misfits. An adventure tale with friendship and family, Entopia is sure to entertain and delight readers of all ages and sizes!

"Submarines run by laptops connected to old-fashioned typewriters! Giant squids and Kraken! Ottermen and gorillas! Talking gorillas. Talking gorilla sea captains. Kevin Noel Olson's "Eerey Tocsin on the Underwater Island" is inspired, steampunky fantasy for kids and adults alike. And the talking gorilla sea captain had me at 'hello'." - WIN SCOTT ECKERT, "Myths for the Modern Age: Philip Jose Farmer's Wold Newton Universe"

After facing a volcano on the Cryptoid Zoo and threatened with drowning in the Underwater Island, Eerey Tocsin and her friends return to face the greatest destroyer of all; Time. When the invisible boy disappeared in the Island, Eerey travels with her hairy cousin Edict and Loofah the orangutaur to the country of Lydia to find him. The search takes them through the air and backward through time itself. She discovers Pen, who can look like any animal or person, is in action again. Will the egomaniacal doppelganger destroy the world? Yes. Yes, he will. He already has. Only Eerey and her friends can stop him. "She's back, that girl with the mischievous gleam in her eyes and adventure in her soul, for another amazing, bizarre adventure that will delight all ages. Move over Dorothy Gale and Harry Potter, here comes Eerey Toscin and the imaginative world of fantasy tales will never be the same again!" Ron Fortier (Pulp Fiction Reviews)

It started out simply enough. A young bee named William wanted to pollinate some flowers. The flowers were in the office of a candy factory, and when the factory's janitor sucks William into his shop vacuum, the bee begins an incredible adventure. Inside the vacuum he discovers a town of insects living together peacefully. Soon the insects will be forced to give up their wonderful town. William's beehive is in danger, and they must help it survive a sugar-ant invasion. Their adventures take them on an incredible journey, and will bring them new hope for their community of misfits. An adventure tale with friendship and family, Entopia is sure to entertain and delight readers of all ages and sizes!

It is said that Francis Bacon's "New Atlantis" was prophetically written of the future United States of America and Bacon's vision of a utopian land where science could solve many of man's woes and ills. Bacon's influence on esoteric and scientific societies was monumental. He is said to have had a leading hand in the creation of the Royal Society of London and well as planting the seeds for modern Rosicrucianism and speculative Freemasonry. This classic work has been an unfinished guide for many who share in the hope of a better world. Photographic Reproduction of the 1915 Edition. Part of the Cornerstone Classic Reproduction Series.

New Orleans born George Washington Cable (1844 – 1925) was an American novelist beloved for his endearing portrayals of New Orleans Creoles and Creole life. This is a photographic reproduction of his classic "Strange True Stories of Louisiana." In this work, Cable offers near hypnotic tales such as the terrifying account of the haunted house of Madame LaLaurie on Royal Street and a detailed Civil War dairy. This book paints the complex and nearly always fascinating life of Louisiana's early residents.