This encyclopedia volume serves as a comprehensive resource on the Yanyuwa people, detailing their cultural practices and linguistic heritage from the coastal and island regions near Borroloola in Northern Australia. It offers an in-depth exploration of their traditions, language, and the unique aspects of their community, making it an essential reference for understanding Yanyuwa culture.
This encyclopedia serves as a comprehensive resource on the cultural and linguistic heritage of the Yanyuwa people from the coastal and island regions near Borroloola in Northern Australia. It offers in-depth insights into their traditions, language, and unique cultural practices, making it an essential reference for understanding this Indigenous community's rich history and identity.
The book is a mystery concerning a man who did not have control of his life, and due to twists of fate encounters an explosion of deception, false imprisonment, drama, intrigue, strong women, sadness, his own weaknesses, sex, friendship and love. The story ends with a remarkable twist.
The narrative showcases the transformative power of faith, emphasizing that believers can be instruments of God's will anywhere and anytime. Through vivid accounts of miracles and conversions, including dramatic events in Iraq, readers experience the profound impact of witnessing. Elder Bradley, drawing from his military background, encourages readers to embrace boldness in their faith. The book serves as both a challenge and inspiration, urging individuals to actively share their faith and recognize their potential for divine use.
A middle grade road novel about a boy stuck on a summer trip with his offbeat auto-mechanic cousins--a humor- and heart-filled journey that leads the boy to an unexpected confrontation with some broken-down parts of himself. After eleven-year-old June Ball's dad disappears without so much as a goodbye note, June's mother sends him on the road with his adult cousins, mechanics Thomas and Cornell Ball. The Balls are "Ford Men"; their calling in life is to restore old Ford cars--and only Ford cars--that no longer run. And so begins a summer traveling the highways and byways of America, encountering busted-up Fairlanes, Thunderbirds, and Rancheros. They also encounter the cars' owners, who sometimes need fixing up, too. June doesn't understand his cousins' passion for all things Ford. But at every turn, June realizes that this journey is about more than giving neglected classic cars some much-needed TLC--there's room to care for the broken parts of humans, too. A story of adventure, longing, and growing up from adult novelist, journalist, and All-SEC center for the LSU Tigers, John Ed Bradley
John Bradley's award-winning collection, which received the James Tate Poetry Prize in 2019, showcases his distinctive voice in both poetry and prose. Known for his previous works, including "Erotica Atomica" and "Agitprop," Bradley's writings have been featured in various esteemed journals. His expertise extends to reviewing poetry, contributing to the literary conversation in "Rain Taxi." This collection highlights his unique perspective and artistic exploration, making it a significant addition to contemporary poetry.
A new interpretation as the collegiate tomb of professional scribae
212 pages
8 hours of reading
Focusing on the frescoes of the Hypogeum of the Aurelii, this groundbreaking study delves into one of ancient Rome's most mysterious funerary monuments. It offers a comprehensive analysis of all the surviving images, providing insights into their artistic and historical significance. This detailed examination sheds light on the cultural and ritualistic practices of the time, making it a vital resource for understanding ancient Roman funerary art.
Exploring the absurdity and macabre nature of the twentieth century's most devastating weapons, the narrative delves into their surreal characteristics, revealing the folly of humanity. Through meticulous and eccentric examination, it presents these instruments of destruction as both haunting and thought-provoking, challenging readers to confront the darker aspects of our technological advancements.
Through the persona of Roberto Zingarello, the book explores post-war Italy's complexities, weaving themes of love, revenge, and confusion. The protagonist reflects on the past while grappling with an uncertain future, creating a poignant narrative that captures the essence of Italian history. This second edition, recognized with the Washington Prize, invites readers to engage with the emotional and historical landscape of Italy during a transformative era.
How have Christian men and women contributed to the Britain we know today? John Bradley sets out the answer comprehensively in this detailed work, which is both a detailed history of many aspects of our nation and also a reasoned demonstration of the huge impact of the Christian faith in our life and society.
