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William Cowper was one of the most beloved poets and letter writers of 18th century England. In this charming collection, Henry Martin brings together some of Cowper's most engaging and insightful letters, offering a glimpse into the life and mind of this literary giant.

Set in a post-apocalyptic world marked by chaos and societal collapse, a group of senior-year kids navigates the aftermath of The Fall. While the world around them descends into unrest and violence, they focus on community and resilience, embodying the spirit of "pay it forward." Their journey is defined by camaraderie, resourcefulness, and a determination to uplift their families and neighbors while finding joy in their efforts. Through training and personal growth, they seek to make a positive impact amidst the turmoil.

This little, illustrated book contains 52 five-minute-reads to inspire dog walkers to ponder the mysteries of faith and the wonders of God.

The collection features Henry Martin's Preludes and Fugues #17 and #18, part of a larger set of 24 compositions. These pieces are crafted for versatility, making them ideal for concert performances, recitals, and church settings. Their intricate musical structure showcases Martin's skill and creativity, appealing to both performers and audiences.

In this remarkable book, Henry Martin invites us to study in close detail van Gogh’s painting The Good Samaritan , and the famous parable told by Jesus of Nazareth. He asks what lessons we can learn from meditation upon the imagery and each of the characters portrayed. Questions for discussion and reflection on each chapter help us to relate the themes and challenges of the parable to our lives and the world we live in today. The book is also an engaging, personal study of van Gogh, the tragic genius of his life, and the struggles he faced which may have informed both his process and his spirituality. Martin has translated many of van Gogh’s letters, and, as an artist himself, brings a unique perspective to our understanding of both the painter and the parable.

In Alongside, Henry Martin considers Jesus' struggles and what we can draw from them in a book suitable for daily reading, with prayers and reflections. Suitable for Lent and Advent.

Charlie Parker, Composer reexamines the renowned jazz improviser as a composer in his own right, assessing 84 of his original works with a focus on their aesthetic qualities and historical context. číst celé

Postbop Jazz in the 1960s shows innovations in postbop composition of the 1960s at the hands of jazz composers such as Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea, among others. The book develops analytical pathways through a number of compositions, many of them well-known jazz compositions.