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169 tulosta hakusanalla Donlon Ross
In his teens, Ross Donlon had poems published in The Bulletin, Australia's iconic journal, and in 1965, the literary editor predicted 'an exciting future' for the young poet. Donlon's next poem was published thirty-three years later. In a 'second budding' he has had many poems published across Australia and overseas and read at festivals both at home and in Europe. For the Record charts his journey as a poet over five decades, including the Bulletin poems, and the later dark and comic poems for which he has become well-known.
The ins and outs of life on the porch; The front porch evokes cherished memories from across a lifetime for many southerners - recollections of childhood games, courtship, family visits, gossip with neighbors. In this book, Jocelyn Hazelwood Donlon offers an original appreciation of the significance of the porch to everyday life in the South. The porch, she reveals, is not a simple place after all, but a stage for many social dramas. She uses literature, folklore, oral histories, and photographs to show how southerners have used the porch to negotiate public and private boundaries - in ways so embedded in custom that they often go unrecognized. Her sources include writings by Dorothy Allison, William Faulkner, Ernest Gaines, Gloria Naylor, Zora Neale Hurston, and Lee Smith, as well as oral histories that provide varying racial, gender, class, and regional perspectives. Originally derived from a number of ethnic traditions, the porch evolved in America into something both structurally and culturally unique. In this, the first serious study of the subject, Donlon shows how porch use and porch culture cross ethnic and cultural lines and discusses the transitional quality of the porch space - how it shifts back and forth, by need and function, between a place that is sometimes interior to the house, sometimes exterior.
The Complete Poems of John D. Conway. Or, Hours of Recreation
Donlon Conway
Outlook Verlag
2024
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Reprint of the original, first published in 1875.
The Complete Poems of John D. Conway. Or, Hours of Recreation
Donlon Conway
Outlook Verlag
2024
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Reprint of the original, first published in 1875.
The Complete Poems of John D. Conway. Or, Hours of Recreation
Donlon Conway
Antigonos Verlag
2025
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Magic & Wonder: Anthology 1 By Gerry Donlon Gerry Donlon (aka Bards Aloud) is a professional Irish storyteller and poet, based in Woodbridge Suffolk. He has written an array of original and "hybrid" family friendly tales described as "stories comic and stories quirky". His style and stories take him to festivals, schools, libraries, carnivals, and wildlife events, amongst others. The tales of magic and wonder in this anthology are Suffolk based, and readers can look forward to a wider range of stories in a second anthology, coming soon.
In The Simple Mechanics of the Universe, Patrick Donlon shares his perspective and knowledge of what makes the universe the way it is. The central message of the book is that life is simple. Donlon covers subjects like the cause of the rotation of earth, the essence of human beings, and why immorality is a waste of precious time. Readers will learn about pollution, the Earth as the center of the universe, and the coming judgment day. Donlon's insight is interesting and provocative, sure to intrigue readers. Donlon's book serves to enlighten many of his view that the universe--and reality--is much simpler and easier to understand than many people make it. About the Author Born and raised in Ireland, Patrick Donlon received a top-level education and worked as a diesel mechanic before coming to America when he was twenty-one. Donlon has worked in the construction industry for over thirty years and has gained an abundance of experience and knowledge of mechanics. He learned the information in this book with a humble heart and wanted to share it with the world. He and his beautiful wife have five children.
Loneliness has reached epidemic proportions, according to many sources. In an age of mobility and fraying civic life, we are all susceptible to its power. But what if loneliness is a necessary part of the human condition? What if it is a current that leads us deeper into belonging--to ourselves, to each other, and to God?In The Great Belonging, writer and spiritual director Charlotte Donlon reframes loneliness and offers us a language for the disquiet within. Instead of turning away from the waters of loneliness for fear they will engulf us, she invites us to wade in and see what we find there. In vulnerable, thoughtful prose, Donlon helps us understand our own occasional or frequent loneliness and offers touchpoints for understanding alienation. We can live into the persistent questions of loneliness. We can notice God's presence even when we feel alone in our doubts. Ultimately, Donlon claims, we can find connection that emerges from honesty, and she offers tools, resources, and practices for transforming loneliness into true belonging.
EMP Protection Plans & Options: for Family, Community, Region, and National
Thomas Donlon; Don White
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2015
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Love Is...? Barbara Donlon Bradley -- Love is many things, humorous, romantic, magical. In these variety of tales, Barbara Bradley will take you on a journey from the whimsical to the fantastic and pleasurable side of love.-- A Wizard For Hire: Stephanie? A legend? Wizards? For real? When she flees down a corridor and finds herself in another world filled with magic and love Stephanie finds herself questioning all her beliefs.-- Crystals & Disappearing Cats: Being called Glenda the good witch all her life drove her crazy. When the crystal she inherits takes her to another world where witches are real, she suddenly has to live up to her namesake. --Picture Perfect: Susan's homework assignment was simple. Bring something inanimate to life. Simple. Use a manikin. Poor Warren. He didn't plan on being captured inside the manikin Susan decided to use.--A Fish Out of Water: At the shore, throwing a wayward stone brings a handsome, naked man to Sarah's feet. Too late, she learns he's a fish out of water.
Apart, I Am Together is a collection of poems covering decades of marriage and the raising of six children. There are poems about family and reflections on important events (good and bad) in society. The poems, a spiritual journey, focus on the miracles of nature that surround us and the many events that create times where the traveler questions the map's directions.
Apart, I Am Together is a collection of poems covering decades of marriage and the raising of six children. There are poems about family and reflections on important events (good and bad) in society. The poems, a spiritual journey, focus on the miracles of nature that surround us and the many events that create times where the traveler questions the map's directions.
Trey Dalton is having a very bad day. Someone is trying to destroy his plantation, his meddlesome aunt has decided to extend her visit and some strange woman has appeared on his doorstep, spouting some crazy nonsense about being from the future. Alexandra Thibodaux s day isn t any better. An urgent message had her race to her grandmother s side, only to find Grams was up to something and it dealt with the old Dalton plantation. It has a painting of a women who is her twin. When her grandmother urges her to touch it she is sent on an adventure that bring her face to face with a man who is a Neanderthal and takes her breath away.
The burning of Knockcroghery village, Co. Roscommon, 1921
Regina Donlon
FOUR COURTS PRESS LTD
2022
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