Leonard Brunk - Articles

 

Brunk has written many articles on many diverse topics but his true love is fiction.
Between Shadow & Light is Brunks\\\\\\\' first published novel in a series of books starring such characters as Semjaza (the Devil), Michael (the Angel), Mel (A hit man for the Devil), and Wisdom (Lover of the Light, and gift to humanity). Brunks writing style is difficult to classify into any one genre, for he has elements of fantasy, romance, adventure, philosophy, theology, history and basic fiction through out his stories. Brunk steps outside the box in an extreme sense when it comes to his unique style, and this is most recognized in Between Shadow & Light.
Reviews for Between Shadow & Light can be found at Barnes & Noble.com, and the book is available in various locations, web sites and book stores.
L.L Brunk writes for everyone, his style is intended to attract people from every walk of life, from the religious to the atheist, from the Pagan to the Christian. The author has done a thorough study into every subject that contributes to his novels, delving deep into the Bible, the Koran, World History, Science, Theology, Philosophy etc. He does not discriminate and he always strives to show both sides on any issue he addresses.

\\\\\\\"We have a voice so that we may speak, and we speak so that we may be heard. Since our words have the power to change the world then let us practice speaking on something worth hearing about.\\\\\\\"
L.L Brunk

Grasping Forgiveness

An article inspired by a classic novel called The Sunflower, On the Possibilities and Limits of Forgiveness, written by Simon Wiesenthal. This article is an attempt to explain how forgiveness is rational, logical, and necessary, for not just the individual, but humanity as a whole. Read

By: Leonard Brunk | 02/04/2009 | Psychology

Problem With Man - Decreasing Testosterone Because of Micro Evolution

Before the increase in technology, there was a simple system that seemed to work. The irony is that along with our growth in knowledge, when it comes to technology, we have become far more foolish when it comes to the dispensation of humanities survival. Long ago, Man was the hunter and provider of food, having to be strong to defeat a mighty mammoth, or to defend his tribe (women and children) against invaders and wild animals. Read

By: Leonard Brunk | 02/04/2009 | Motivational

The Myth and Truth of Race - Time For the Other Side to the Story

I want to put to death an ancient myth that there is a superior race, once and for all. According to recent studies in genetics the question is not where did the black race come from, but where did blue eyes, white skin, and blond hair come from? And I want to help bring into the light scientific evidence against the racist assumption that any race could be subhuman. Read

By: Leonard Brunk | 02/04/2009 | Science

I Hate Kuwait

A soldiers' account of a hellish time spent in a waste land that serves no other purpose but to make one suffer. Leaving you thankful for the life you have outside of her clutches. Read

By: Leonard Brunk | 29/03/2009 | Non-Fiction