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Maureen Carter

    Inspired by a police initiative to view young prostitutes as victims rather than criminals, this author explores the lives of women in this marginalized community. Driven by questions about their choices and circumstances, she sought to weave compelling characters from this often-ignored segment of society into an engaging crime novel that offers social commentary.

    Layman's Guide to the Poet Homer
    Layman's Guide to the Greek Gods
    A Layman's Guide to the Greek Heroes
    • 1998

      Layman's Guide to the Poet Homer

      • 183 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      Eight hundred pages have been reduced into most of this slim book. Some lines from Iliad and the Odyssey have been translated from Greek and these have been put into italics. Perhaps the reader will go on to study a translation from the ancient Greek in its entirety. For the works of Homer glitter with the golden garments and vessels of the gods. They shine with the sparkle of bronze and are full of the wonder of a world where gods and mortals mingle.

      Layman's Guide to the Poet Homer
    • 1994

      Gives an account of the lives of the race of men, half human, half God, who were worshipped in their own right by the ancient Greeks side by side with their original Gods. These legendary tales of their feats of guile, strength and courage, which are the roots of much of the Western world's philosophy, together with their success in the sporting arena.

      A Layman's Guide to the Greek Heroes
    • 1994

      Layman's Guide to the Greek Gods

      • 164 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      Essential reading for the newcomer to the ancient history of Greece and a voyage of discovery with reference to the background of names that are given to this day in every branch of Greek life.

      Layman's Guide to the Greek Gods