David Clive King's literary contributions are deeply enriched by his extensive travels, which provided fertile ground for his imaginative storytelling. His writing, particularly for younger audiences, is characterized by a vibrant style and a knack for transporting readers to extraordinary realms. Through his narratives, often set against backdrops of diverse global locations, King explores universal themes of camaraderie and discovery. His unique perspective, shaped by naval service and international postings, imbues his work with a distinctive and memorable quality.
Looking at Holy Silence and comprehending it more fully through understanding the role silence has played in the Bible, as well as with the Desert Fathers, and in Christian spirituality throughout the ages. We will discuss such areas as Benedictine spirituality, Hesychasm, Centering Prayer and the interface of silence with not only spirituality, but death, love, and the universe itself.
This book evaluates the Gospel of John and attempts to comprehend it more fully through its themes and sub-themes. The goal is to give the reader a better grasp of the underlying message contained in John's Gospel as opposed to simply reading the Gospel from its beginning to end.
Barney is a solitary eight-year-old, given to wandering off by himself. One day he tumbles over, lands in a sort of cave, and meets' somebody with shaggy hair wearing a rabbit-skin and speaking in grunts. He names him Stig. They together raid the rubbish dump at the bottom of the pit, improve Stig's cave dwelling, and enjoy a series of adventures.