Böcker av Adam Lee

An immersive exploration of fifty years of Dungeons & Dragons through the art and lore of the worlds, planes, and settings that have captivated players throughout D&D’s decades of adventures and campaign storytelling.Each chapter of this sumptuously illustrated guide focuses on an iconic world or setting in the D&D multiverse, narrated by legendary mage Mordenkainen and filled with official artwork curated from fifty years of source books and adventures.Mordenkainen muses on each location’s unique features, unmistakable characters, and magical mysteries based on his experiences traveling across the planes. Written by Adam Lee, worldbuilding expert and former D&D game designer, this lavish tome also features original cover and chapter opener illustrations. Daily life in each world is creatively explored through exclusive stories penned by Jasmine Bhullar, Geoffrey Golden, Jody Houser and Eric Campbell, and Jaleigh Johnson. From the more familiar worlds of the Material Plane to the strange and intriguing Parallel Planes, and the truly mind-bending worlds and planes beyond, both longstanding and recent D&D fans will gain new perspectives on the most beloved and memorable places in the game.

Imagine if that well-loved composition notebook from your teenage years became a bestseller...How do you feel when you come across old love notes, mixed CDs, and journals from high school? Nostalgic? Cringy? Grateful? Whatever the emotion, we know these relics of the past typically live in storage where no one can find them. But not anymore.Almost 40 authors have come together for Teen Angst Vol. 2 to share their short stories about secret crushes, poems about their arch-nemesis, monologues about messy breakups, and song lyrics that they thought no one would ever read. Instead of collecting dust on a shelf, or left to be forgotten in a box under the bed, we've curated a collection of big names and debut authors willing to pull those old writings out of the attic and share them with the world.Brave Contributors Include:Beth W. PattersonDaniel ReeceGrace AlexandritesAdam LeeAbigail MaixnerKatherine MillerPatricia PanganibanMegan FitzpatrickAngie D. Lex MKaley ChandlerRegan DarlingSoroya KaminskiLaura GuskeJosephine EgbodoK ShanubhogAnna ZatrybRocio CarrizalesSophia RitchieJayden Martin-HopkinsSara ThrockmortonAushima VarmaTina HuangGabrielle MorrisonOzzy PalacioRegan ZookMorgan HovisSakshi ShawTrinity MartinHannah SimmonsSummer OlmosPiper KelleyLucas T. CollinsPaige DilluvioMarie-Belle MaaMaryElliott CochranKate FeaganRiya GuptaBetween angsty doodles, sappy letters, and embarrassing diary entries, expect to find yourself somewhere in these pages!

These days most Americans still identify as Evangelical Christians. It is the majority here in the United States of America where our coins still say, "In God We Trust." But there is a trend going on where more and more people are not attending church or identifying as religious anymore. More and more people are deconstructing their faith. And many are realizing that they were in a cult, the cult of Evangelical Christianity! I grew up as a Christian and in my early 20s had a born-again experience and dove headfirst into Evangelical Christianity. Not just a normal dive but I was going for the gold and dove off the high dive into the deep end. I later got a degree in Biblical Studies and became a minister. I would like to tell you it was everything I thought it would be but that would be a lie. It was nothing it was supposed to be. Evangelical Christianity is one big delusion, and nothing is what they say it is. I went into it looking for love, acceptance, and a family and found only disappointment. The one good thing that came out of it was an awakened spirituality and a relationship with God, but it will take many years to purge myself from all the negative things that accompanied that. What I have come to realize now is that I was in a cult, Evangelicalism is one big cult, and it often does more harm than good. And no I am not saying just the church I was in was a cult because I was in many. The whole Evangelical Christian religion with all its churches and branches is actually one big massive cult.

Is mental illness really demons? Many Christians and just people in general believe that mental illness is demons, and there are even many books written to that affect. Many deliverance ministries get a lot of business from the mentally ill. But is it really always demons?There are many Christians living with mental illness and they aren't healed, some are ministers. This book is about mental illness from a Christian perspective, and many wonder if you can even be a real Christian and have mental illness. All too often the mentally ill are treated like outcasts in the Christian community like they have the plague or something. In this book the author, who is a minister, takes you on a journey of his own battle with mental illness (Bipolar disorder) and Christian faith, as well as addresses the belief that everyone is always healed and whether or not it is demons. Take a walk into the world of being a Christian and living with mental illness.About the Author:Rev. Adam Lee is an ordained minister and has served as a pastor for a couple of churches. He has a degree in Biblical Studies from the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago, Illinois. Adam is a musician and song writer as well. Adam has always lived in the northern United States and enjoys the beauty and peace of nature as well as small town life. On a summer's day you may find him taking a ride on his motorcycle on the quiet country roads or fishing with his children. Currently Adam is also a licensed real estate agent and runs a non-denominational ministry which ministers to people daily. He and his 4 children live in the majestic rural valleys of Wisconsin.