The Passenger: Berlin
- 192 pages
- 7 hours of reading
IN THIS VOLUME, Peter Schneider, Cees Nooteboom, Vincenzo Latronico among other German writers tell of a youthful city that doesn't cling to its "poor but sexy" past.
Smith Simon Books
This author delves deeply into the early modern playhouse, examining its dramatic, musical, and sensory dimensions. His work focuses on the connection between performance and its audience, exploring how these experiences were perceived and judged. Through his research, he uncovers the rich cultural and sensory landscape of the period's theatre, offering readers a nuanced understanding of this fascinating era. His insight into the theatrical experience and its impact on playgoers is crucial for appreciating early modern England.
Perfect Potatoes
- 128 pages
- 5 hours of reading
More than Mashed provides you with over 100 potato recipes for every occasion, from a simple snack to a celebration meal. You will find it as indispensable in your kitchen as the wonderful potato itself.
Cara Delevingne
- 274 pages
- 10 hours of reading
Cara Delevingne has fast become one of the most influential supermodels on the planet. She is the girl who landed on her feet in the fickle fashion industry, and she's here to stay. But she's not just a pretty face; Cara's quirky charm - and controversial antics - are pure box-office. Abi Smith's biography traces Cara's life on and off the catwalk.
Inner Leadership
- 256 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Regardless of position, stature, or pay, leadership in today's horizontal and open organization is everyone's business.
Featuring selections from Smith's notable collections, this anthology includes works from "Fifteen Exits," "Reverdy Road," "Mercury," and "London Bridge," as well as previously unpublished poems from "More Ammo" and "Content." Editor Barry Schwabsky describes "Reverdy Road" as a groundbreaking revelation in American poetry, highlighting its unique musicality and its connections to the New York School's energetic style, while also enriching the understanding of Smith's British contemporaries.
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Pour yourself a cup of Rosie Lee, take the weight off your plates and prepare for a right giraffe as you read this engaging tale of, Micky Flanagan, 'an East Boy done good'.
Backwards and Forwards
- 66 pages
- 3 hours of reading
Last Morning
- 160 pages
- 6 hours of reading
The poetry in this collection reflects the contemporary experience of attention and distraction, employing a unique pacing that meanders through three-line clusters. Simon Smith's work balances transcendence with a strong sense of place, capturing the essence of modern Britain. Engaging in a dialogue with American poets like O'Hara and Spicer, Smith offers a fresh perspective that resonates with North American readers. His poems invite readers on a journey, blending internal and external landscapes in a captivating exploration of today's world.
Corpus Linguistics in Chinese Contexts
- 203 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Focusing on the integration of corpora in language education, this book addresses the slow adoption of corpus methods in China despite significant advancements in computing. It seeks to enhance the application of corpus linguistics within the Chinese context, aiming to elevate the expertise and effectiveness of corpus use in applied linguistics. Through its exploration, it provides valuable insights into improving language teaching and learning practices in China.