Books with title A Coney Island of The Mind

Ferlinghetti’s A Coney Island of the Mind has become a modern classic. It has been translated into nine languages and there are now three-quarters of a million copies in print. The title of this book is taken from Henry Miller's "Into the Night Life" and expresses the way Lawrence Ferlinghetti felt about these poems when he wrote them during a short period in the 1950's―as if they were, taken together, a kind of Coney Island of the mind, a kind of circus of the soul.

‘You are the bringer of balance, Charlie. We are so far out of kilter that the world is in pain. Magic is abused where it still exists. It is dying out as humans take over all our places of power. But you are wrong. You are so much more than a weapon. You are hope, Charlie. You are the long awaited dawn.’Still coming to terms with the fact that most of his family are only half human, Charlie Larson is once again drawn into the Sidhe world when he discovers that his actions in saving his brother (Book 1) have potentially dire consequences for humans and Sidhe alike.With the awakening of long gone Sidhe and forces of nature acting against him, can Charlie learn the truth about himself before it's too late to save those he loves?

‘You are the bringer of balance, Charlie. We are so far out of kilter that the world is in pain. Magic is abused where it still exists. It is dying out as humans take over all our places of power. But you are wrong. You are so much more than a weapon. You are hope, Charlie. You are the long awaited dawn.’ Still coming to terms with the fact that most of his family are only half human, Charlie Larson is once again drawn into the Sidhe world when he discovers that his actions in saving his brother (Book 1) have potentially dire consequences for humans and Sidhe alike. With the awakening of long gone Sidhe and forces of nature acting against him, can Charlie learn the truth about himself before it's too late to save those he loves?