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The Thinker's Guide to How to Read A Paragraph: The Art of Close Reading
Richard Paul - 2006
Writing Faster FTW
L.A. Witt - 2015
Witt has written and published over 70 romance novels and novellas since 2008, and in Writing Faster For The Win, she shares some techniques for getting the words out of your head and onto the screen faster than before. Whether it’s shaking off insecurities and self-doubt, streamlining the research process, or writing out of sequence, you may just find the advice you’ve been looking for. Approx 20,000 words.
The Misinterpretation of Tara Jupp
Eva Rice - 2010
She meets songwriters, singers, designers, and records her song. And she falls in love - with two men. Behind the buzz and excitement of her success, the bitterness between her elder sister Lucy and her friend Matilda haunts Tara. Their past friendship is broken and among the secrets and the strangeness of both their marriages, the past keeps on reappearing.
New Dawn
Chris Hechtl - 2010
For 700 years the scattered survivors of the Xeno-Federation war have known this. Sol and the core systems are gone.The scattered survivors on far flung worlds and space colonies must try to survive a universe gone mad. They have spent that time scratching an existence out of what ever they could. Those trapped aboard surviving space colonies waited until the parts failed and life support was snuffed out. But a free trader crewed by women are about to change things. Fleeing a pirate they will stumble across a relic from their distant past. When the lifepod opens they will begin the journey back into the light of a New Dawn.This is book 1 of the Wandering engineer story arch. There are 3 seperate story archs plotted, each with 3 or more books.
Here's to Forever
Teagan Hunter - 2016
Now, though, I’m not so sure I can even trust a tomorrow with him.Hudson’s been lying to me for almost our entire relationship. He swore he was going to tell me eventually, but now that his truths are out, I’m not so sure.How can I be expected to trust him now?I’m beginning to think my tomorrow was never supposed to be my forever after all…This book is part of a series and CANNOT be read as a stand-alone. Here's to Tomorrow will need to be read first.
Hunting Season
Beau Taplin
love her wildflower heart; growing in the dark and inhospitable places others can't.ii. crave her simple joys; lips like great rapids and freckles like star maps.iii. feed her adventurous spirit; her mind like a bottomless fire pit burning infinitely. iv. rejoice in her flaws; damages and scars are the earth's way of making us her own.
The Book of Hallowe'en
Ruth Edna Kelley - 1918
Filled with Halloween poems, games and tried and true ancient methods for divining the future (especially for discovering the identity of one's future spouse!), THE BOOK OF HALLOWE'EN opens a captivating window onto the past of one of today's most beloved holidays.
Hold It Against Me: Difficulty and Emotion in Contemporary Art
Jennifer Doyle - 2013
She encourages readers to examine the ways in which works of art challenge how we experience not only the artist's feelings, but our own. Discussing performance art, painting, and photography, Doyle provides new perspectives on artists including Ron Athey, Aliza Shvarts, Thomas Eakins, James Luna, Carrie Mae Weems, and David Wojnarowicz. Confronting the challenge of writing about difficult works of art, she shows how these artists work with feelings as a means to question our assumptions about identity, intimacy, and expression. They deploy the complexity of emotion to measure the weight of history, and to deepen our sense of where and how politics happens in contemporary art. Doyle explores ideologies of emotion and how emotion circulates in and around art. Throughout, she gives readers welcoming points of entry into artworks that they may at first find off-putting or confrontational. Doyle offers new insight into how the discourse of controversy serves to shut down discussion about this side of contemporary art practice, and counters with a critical language that allows the reader to accept emotional intensity in order to learn from it.
Shaking the Trees
Azra Tabassum - 2014
Suddenly, like a gunshot in the very-near distance, you find yourself traipsing though a full-blown love story that you can’t find your way out of because the story is actually the landscape underneath your feet. It’s okay though, you won’t get lost– you won’t go hungry. Azra shakes every tree along the way so their fruit blankets the ground before you. She picks up pieces & hands them to you but not before she shows you how she can love you so gently it will feel like she’s unpeeling you carefully from yourself. She tells you that it isn’t about the bite but the warm juice that slips from the lips down chin. She holds your hand when you’re trudging through the messier parts, shoes getting stuck in the muck of it all, but you’ll keep going with the pulp of the fruit still stuck in-between your teeth, the juice will dry in the crooks of your elbows & in the lines on your palms. You’ll taste bittersweet for days.
The Better Brother
Rye Hart - 2017
Charismatic. Passionate.The sexual tension between us is unbearable.I know everything about him – including the fact that he was adopted at birth.But, my ex just gave me the most shocking news about Michael – and it’s blowing my mind away…Dear Reader,This book comes with a TWIST that will have your panties in a knot — and its NOT what you think it is. I promise… you won’t be disappointed!Love,Rye Hart
Ancient Egypt: Everyday Life in the Land of the Nile (Everyday Life)
Bob Brier - 1999
More than 5,000 years ago, the ancient Egyptians founded one of the world's oldest civilizations. We know of its pyramids, art, and pharaohs. But what was life really like then? Ordinary citizens in ancient Egypt lived and worked in much the same ways as the average European of the eighteenth century, but ate better, had more practical clothing and lived more comfortably, in houses with patios, latrines, and cooling systems. Through deep investigative research, the authors explore the social and material existence in ancient Egypt-from what people ate and drank to how they worked, lived, played, and prayed. Features color and black-and-white images throughout, along with maps.
The History of Bhutan
Karma Phuntsho - 2013
In 2008, it emerged as the world’s youngest democracy and in the same year crowned the world’s youngest monarch. This was followed by the new King’s colourful wedding in 2011. Today, it continues to enchant the rest of the world with its policy of Gross National Happiness and has become a very popular destination for travel. But, despite its growing popularity and the rising scholarly interest in the country, Bhutan remains one of the most poorly studied places on earth. Karma Phuntsho’s The History of Bhutan is the first-ever attempt to cover the entire history of Bhutan in some detail in English, combining both traditional perspectives and modern academic analysis. Written by a leading expert on the country, the book tells the story of Bhutan in a narrative style interspersed with some analytical and topical discussion, and numerous citations and translations from earlier writings. It is primarily a historical account, but it also includes substantive discussions of Bhutan’s geography, culture and society to give the readers an incisive introduction to the country.
Day Dreamer
Jill Marie Landis - 1996
For Celine, it meant a chance to escape, a daydream come true. By simply exchanging cloaks, Celine and the mystery woman would exchange their lives--and fates. Celine would marry a man she had never met, live in a land she'd never seen, and find a destiny far greater than any daydream.Note: this is a re-issue of a classic "old school" style historical romance with explicit love scenes. It was not written for the Inspirational reader.
Sharing Hannah
Krista Wolf - 2019
It started with an article - the most important one of my life. It ended with me in bed... with three ripped, beautiful men. A trio of gorgeous best friends, who shared absolutely everything. There was Adam, the shredded blond Adonis, hellbent on saving his father's construction company. Dante, the dark-haired pretty boy, with heart-stopping good looks and a devilish smile. Finally, Trey. Six-foot five, with shoulders that stretched on forever. A three-letter athlete with an engineering degree from Cornell, hiding his own twisted secret from the world. I never meant to get attached to them. They weren't supposed to fall for me. We got caught up in the chemistry; a dripping hot whirlwind of twos and threes and fours. And me, caught in the eye of the whole wicked hurricane. Torn between the sanity of normalcy, and the forbidden heat of my deepest, darkest desires. SHARING HANNAH is a scorching, stand-alone reverse harem love story filled with humor, suspense, and sizzling MFMM menage sex, in single and multiple partner scenes, hot enough to melt your kindle. HEA guaranteed!
#ACCELERATE: Manifesto for an Accelerationist Politics
Alex Williams - 2013
The future needs to be constructed. It has been demolished by neoliberal capitalism and reduced to a cut-price promise of greater inequality, conflict, and chaos. This collapse in the idea of the future is symptomatic of the regressive historical status of our age, rather than, as cynics across the political spectrum would have us believe, a sign of sceptical maturity. What accelerationism pushes towards is a future that is more modern — an alternative modernity that neoliberalism is inherently unable to generate. The future must be cracked open once again, unfastening our horizons towards the universal possibilities of the Outside."
