Everything by Ursula Leguin is excellent. The Lathe of Heaven is one of my favorites.

My horror novel Shadows of Souls is heavily steeped in the Jungian tradition. It makes many twists and turns as the reader embarks on a journey into terror.

http://www.amazon.com/Shadows-Souls-All ... 599&sr=8-1

Leguin in a brilliant writer. She creates fascinating worlds and characters.

Let me also recommend Shadows of Souls by Allan Azouz

Sorry I didn't respond. I was mountain climbing with my daughter. Do I send the book to the clearwater address I found on this site?

Just who is John Galt anyway?

Here's the link to my book on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Shadows-Souls-Allan-W-Azouz/dp/1603181148/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1248458258&sr=8-1 In the new book I'm working on, a medieval vampire novel, I even include some Ladino. I was debating on whether or not to do so, but I fi...

I've never cursed at them, but I have left them wondering if I have. I will often say, "Sheket b'vakash," which my Hebrew school teachers used to yell at us. My students will ask why I switched languages. I reply that they obviously don't understand English, so I decided to try something e...

Some of you were curious about horror stories in the school system. Here's one to start with: My first year teaching, two kids were passing a cigarette butt back and forth in class while drinking hard liquor at nine o'clock in the morning -- without even offering their teacher any.

You might be surprised at some of the languages: I do speak a little bit of English (I have a better command of Middle English, and can even understand a sizable amount of Old English) On top of that, I speak Spanish, Italian, Hebrew, some German, Mandarin, and Ladino. I would wonder how many of you...

Just to complete a thought:

a van dyke is a kind of a beard that is usually incorrectly referred to as a goatee. It is a moustache that grows down and is filled in with beard. A goatee is just the hair growing under the lip and on the center of the chin.