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This is the first book in a series that was originally published in German in 2006. Amazon Crossing has now taken on the translations and each and every book will be coming out in English in order for all American’s to enjoy. Ellen was a tomboy. She lived in 12th century and loved working with her father who was a blacksmith. Ellen learned all the skills and talents by her father.... read more ...
R. J. Keller in her first novel, Waiting for Spring, transcends the life of Tess Dyer, who blames herself for her recent divorce. She refused to have a child and then had an affair. She wants out of town. In interior monologue she declares, “I might be Brookfield’s town whore, but I could sure scrub the hell out of a toilet.” She packs her easel and art work and mov.... read more ...
I began reading James Wesley, Rawles’s novel, The Survivors, just as the “Occupy” movement gained momentum amid continued economic uncertainty. It’s a story of a fictional global economic collapse, filtered by Rawles’s experience as a former U.S. Army intelligence officer. In his popular Internet blog, Rawles predicts a chaotic future with only the prepared surviving, and he .... read more ...
Stephen Mitchell’s translation of Homer’s epic, The Iliad, is accessible with modern language, yet faithful to Homer’s rhythmic style as it was extemporaneously performed nearly 3,000 years ago in Greece, “a contemporary poem in the parallel universe of the English language.” This story is about a barbarous war between the Achaeans (Greeks) and the Trojans driven by sacred mor.... read more ...
Susan Hertog’s biographies of two powerful and successful women, Rebecca West and Dorothy Thompson, Dangerous Ambition, brings to mind Malcolm Gladwell’s current book, Outliers: The Story of Success, in which he claims the fortunate succeed because of ability, opportunity and hard work. West and Thompson, both born in the 1890s, became journalists at a crucial time when.... read more ...
Alexandra Fuller’s biography, Cocktail Hour Under the Tree of Forgetfulness,” tells of her parent’s costly determination to remain in “White-ruled” Africa, “the worst kind of costly; life and death kind of costly.” Her mother, “Nicola Fuller of Central Africa,” as she prefers to be called, was only two when her parents moved to Kenya, and where she later met her husband, .... read more ...
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