A masterpiece of quiet lyricism against a backdrop of change and renewal
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Karl Marx was born in Germany but spent most of his life as a stateless exile in Paris, Brussels and London, where he died in 1883. As a student, he had dreamed of following a literary career and worked on poems, a novel and a play, before realising that his future lay elsewhere.
A multi genre collection of short stories. There is something for everyone from stories about aliens to ordinary everyday events such as buying a book. There are thrillers for those who like them and general fiction.
In Evening Gray Morning Red, a young American sailor must escape his past and the clutches of the Royal Navy, in the turbulent years just before the American Revolutionary War.
FROM THE AUTHOR'S NOTE: Being among these stories and poems] now gathered, it is as though I am taking a late afternoon walk in the neighborhood after a long day. Each house I see along the way is beginning to be lit from within as those who live there settle in to their evenings. The lives behind each window are as familiar to me as if I too can hear, smell and move within the flow of being gratefully home at last. Darkening blue light suffuses the sky and I share the humanness of being held within these warm rooms. I feel I am one of the family as I pass by even though we are all so very different now - each to each a mystery like the darkness rising from the shadows of the earth. --------------------------------- CRITICAL PRAISE FOR EVENING LIGHT Jemi Reis McDonald's heart-opening book doesn't merely discuss the nature of loss and recovery. With her sensorial writing, she immerses us in the journey, allowing us to see, feel, and deeply notice the earned details of her own richly lived experience. The result of this communion is breath and hope and a visceral re-union with ourselves and the world. Deb Norton, author ofPart Wild: A Writer's Guide to Harnessing the Power of Resistance This is a tender, poignant story of life and love and loss and survival. Every line is pure poetry written with a light and delicate touch, saturating the senses with wonder, charm and grace. It is to be treasured and read over and over again. Carol Fowler Lee, author ofThe Fowler Chronicles 1961-1981 Poetry and lyrical essays are so much about rhythm. Evening Light is a stately gait with some lovely quick staccato moments . . . it's beautiful. A major achievement and a wonderful piece of art. Dana Swain, Ph.D, author ofWhen the Light Breaks Through: Understanding KundaliniExperiences Through Psychology, Body and Story
Abandoned by an eccentric father on the eve of her twelfth birthday, Justine Cook has lived with her fair share of unanswered questions. Now, ten years later she leaves her life in southern Michigan and heads north to the mysterious town of Lantern Creek after seeing his picture in a local newspaper. Once there, she discovers her father had been leading a double life and meets the autistic brother she never knew--a young man who is mute but able to read her mind.When a local girl who looks like Justine is mysteriously murdered, she joins forces with sheriff's deputy Dylan Locke to capture the killer. But the more they dig for clues to the past, the closer they come to discovering a secret someone will kill to protect. Justine begins to show signs of supernatural power and faces her greatest challenge when she combats an immortal enemy that has hunted her family for generations.
Evening's Land: a Gothic Thriller
P. Z. West
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2018
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Evening Dress by William Dean Howells is one of the greatest works in the field of fiction. It is one of the vintage collections by William Dean Howells.
Evening Melody is Rebel Bran's first book of poetry. It is a harmony of images and sounds expressed in known and invented words. Branislav Vrbaski a.k.a. Rebel Bran is a Canadian-Serbian artist living in Vancouver / Surrey BC, Canada.
Reprint of the original, first published in 1869.
Reprint of the original, first published in 1869.