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A Bouquet of Labels is a poetry book about the queer experiences of an asexual, aromantic, and non-binary person who doesn't shy away from exploring micro-labels or neopronouns. Content warning: homophobia, transphobia, self harm, suicide, oppression, and abortion.
"Financing a college education is a daunting task no matter your circumstances--and with the latest changes to the FAFSA and its rocky rollout, it's never been more intimidating. With line-by-line instructions for filling out the FAFSA and consumer-friendly advice to minimize college costs, Paying for College helps you take control of your experience."--
A collection of Poems written over four years, exploring themes of connection and isolation, delving into the profundity of the human experience, inviting readers to think beyond the meaning of words written, and offering a peek into a grey world where the fading man resides.
Dennis Berry was the key songwriter and founder of the Texas band Gods Joke. After four albums and surviving drug addiction, poverty, incarceration, and the eventual car accident which led to him hanging up his guitar, he offers us obscure insight and some dark humor with his writing. His art and he himself are truly brilliant.
E.D. Lough is a renowned poet and whose words beautifully capture the raw and genuine moments of life. Immerse yourself in Lough's profound insights and captivating prose with his latest masterpiece, "An Unbelievable Death, A Heart That Won't Quit," a collection of his most exquisite writings. With a writing career spanning over three decades, Lough's work has graced the pages of esteemed literary magazines worldwide, offering readers a deep and sensual connection through the enchantment of language. Embark on a mesmerizing journey into the world of this gifted poet and experience his unique perspective on life through the magic of his poetry.Eric David Lough's writing style is celebrated for its unconventional and emotionally charged nature. Fearlessly expressing his thoughts in a truly distinctive manner, Lough enhances the allure of his writing. While his work may provoke and stimulate thought, it also radiates profound sincerity and leaves an indelible impression. Lough's fearless use of profanity and unconventional language may not resonate with every reader, but it undoubtedly serves as an incredibly powerful tool in conveying his message.
Author and National Award winning poet, Tim Jackson has captured the hearts of many a listener with this awesome spoken word dedication to his daughter. Now in print for the first time, enjoy this poetic wisdom of a father preparing his daughter for life ahead. It is a well written piece of prose that has been long awaited and highly anticipated. The author gives his wisdom accompanied with photos from his private archive. This is a limited edition.
"Metamorphosis" by Franz Kafka is a surreal and haunting exploration of existential alienation and the absurdity of human existence. This novella, penned by the enigmatic Kafka, unfolds with a nightmarish beauty, leaving an indelible mark on the literary landscape of the 20th century.The story centers around Gregor Samsa, a traveling salesman who wakes up one morning to find himself transformed into a colossal insect. The shock and horror of this metamorphosis not only alter Gregor's physical form but also serve as a metaphor for the profound disconnection he feels within his own life.Trapped within the confines of his room, his family and the outside world react with a combination of fear, disgust, and incomprehension to Gregor's grotesque transformation. Kafka's narrative takes readers on an unsettling journey as Gregor grapples with the implications of his metamorphosis, both on his own identity and his relationships with those around him.As the story unfolds, the Samsa family undergoes its own metamorphosis in response to Gregor's condition. The once dutiful and supportive family members turn resentful and neglectful, further emphasizing the isolating nature of Gregor's existence. The novella's power lies not only in its fantastical premise but in the stark reflection it casts on the human condition-illuminating themes of societal expectations, familial obligations, and the profound loneliness that can accompany personal transformation.Kafka's prose is a labyrinth of psychological complexity, weaving together dreamlike sequences with piercing insights into the human psyche. The novella's surreal atmosphere and the meticulous attention to detail create an immersive experience, drawing readers into Gregor's bizarre world and the psychological landscapes it unveils."Metamorphosis" serves as a parable for the inherent absurdities of life, where individuals may find themselves transformed and alienated, unable to bridge the gap between their own inner worlds and the expectations of society. Kafka's exploration of existential themes and the human response to the inexplicable has cemented "Metamorphosis" as a literary masterpiece-a work that continues to captivate readers with its enigmatic beauty and profound, unsettling resonance.
NÁUSEA | CONFESIÓN is a collection of poetry in English and Spanish that explores inebriation. Not limited to alcoholic drunkenness, the text examines love, jealousy, drugs, an orgasm and several other forms of returns to the primordial self and madness. Pedro Tsamaxan and Hamant Singh write about inebriation in the only way that is possible. They write while being inebriated. NÁUSEA | CONFESIÓN es una colección de poesía en inglés y español que explora la embriaguez. Sin limitarse a la embriaguez alcohólica, el texto examina el amor, los celos, las drogas, el orgasmo y varias otras formas de retorno al yo primordial y a la locura. Pedro Tsamaxan y Hamant Singh escriben sobre la embriaguez de la única manera posible. Escriben en estado de ebriedad.
Where One Hears the Rain is a comprehensive, entertaining, and informative guide that explores the art of memoir writing and provides aspiring authors with the tools and inspiration to craft their own compelling personal narratives.
30 Poems in 30 Days: Poetry Prompts Inspired by Trio House Press Poets is a book to inspire the poetry and prose in our lives. Readers and writers will enjoy work from poets published by Trio House Press, while also engaging in prompts inspired by various literary devices these poets uniquely employ. 30 Poems in 30 Days aligns directly with Trio House Press's mission to encourage the artistic writing of poetry and prose.
How to Self-Publish Like A Pro is one of the most comprehensive books on publishing and promotion for writers who don't want to get ripped off trying to publish a book. Exceptional A to Z resources and tips.
The world of the theater has had a magical allure for me, ever since that afternoon as an eighteen-year-old wandering around mid-town with several hours of my hands before my bus's departure, I purchased a matinee ticket to see, 'Man of La Mancha.' Although I've spent almost all of my life as a writer creating novels and short fiction, I have always loved seeing live theater and reading the works of O'Neill, Miller, Williams, Lorraine Hansberry, Chekhov, Shaw and Shakespeare, among others. Great theater brings together great writing and all the brilliant effects of the live stage; actors whose voices, gestures, laughter, shouts, and whispers are as close and tangible as those of the people you live with; the genius of costume design, lighting and stage sets that carry you to a completely different realm, using no more space than the area of your living room. The three of mine in this volume, a comedy and two others, mixing comedy with elements of tragedy, make up my second book of plays. Together with the first, they are my contribution to that magical world I love no less than I love the world of great fiction.
Dieses Lehrbuch ist ein langjähriger Versuch, Themen in Griechisch als Herkunftssprache zu bearbeiten. Es richtet sich sowohl an die Lehrkraft als auch an die Schülerinnen und Schüler der 9. und 10. Klasse der deutschen Schule, die regelmäßig den herkunftssprachlichen Unterricht besuchen und am Ende der 10. Klasse die Sprachprüfung absolvieren. Das Lehrbuch besteht aus 13 Einheiten mit verschiedenen Themen, die Texte mit Aufgaben, Textproduktion, grammatische und orthographische Übungen beinhalten.
Designer*innen haben Schwierigkeiten beim Schreiben, weil sie visuell denken. Sie sind an Skizzen gewöhnt, nicht an Entwürfe - Bilder statt Worte. Daher ist Schreiben für eine*n Designer*in etwas, das zu Angst vor leeren Seiten und Aufschub führt.Dieses Buch geht dieses Problem mit einer Schreibmethode an, die der Denkweise von Designer*innen entspricht. Die Methode hilft dabei, Gedanken zu klären, komplexe Ideen in überschaubare Teile zu zerlegen und das Schreiben zu nutzen, um neue Ideen anzuregen.Schreiben ist im Kern ein Kommunikationsproblem: Der*Die Autor*in weiß etwas, das der*die Leser*in nicht weiß, und muss es mit Worten vermittlen. Daher sollte das Schreiben ebenso wie das Design einfach, klar und präzise sein. Der Nutzen dieses Buches geht jedoch über die effektive Kommunikation hinaus.Indem Designer*innen das Handwerk des Schreibens beherrschen, formen sie mehr als nur Sätze; sie formen Gedanken. Schreiben ist eine Reise, auf der wir die Fähigkeit des menschlichen Geistes nutzen, Erkenntnisse zu generieren. Schreiben scheint eine Fähigkeit zu sein, ist aber in Wirklichkeit eine kreative Superkraft!
The 2023 Creative Writing Society Anthology is here! Writing from student members of the UEA Creative Writing Society. Featuring work by: Charlie Moorland ¿ Daniel Garcia ¿ Eddie Murfitt ¿ Fiona Hill ¿ Ingrid Marie Jensen ¿ Liz Yew ¿ Klara Sher ¿ Clara Ehlers ¿ Maya Elphick ¿ Max Todd ¿ Rachel Ellis ¿ Oli Hurle ¿ Michael Baker ¿ Lily Hyland ¿ Ellen Newal ¿ Michah Petyt ¿ Robin J Danvers ¿ Rory Elliott-Brady ¿ Innes Henry ¿ Lily Glenn ¿ Nicole Huang ¿ Kiera Sibbons ¿ Eden Gray ¿ Julian Beacom ¿ Naomi Sabel ¿ M.J.J. Macdonald ¿ William McKinnel ¿ Eleanor Davies ¿ EJ Walker ¿ Badriya Abdullah ¿ Zoe Molloy ¿ Zameel Jibran ¿ Rachel Simm ¿ Hatty Hardy ¿ Max Wrigley ¿ Barnaby Hill ¿ Ayesha Ahmad ¿ Freya Calcuth ¿ Elijah Wilkinson ¿ Musa Johnson ¿ Rhoda Akindele ¿ Trinity Tate
Children's emergent literacy skills have been found to be predictive of concurrent andsubsequent academic achievement. Proponents of a nurture-driven approach to learning posit thatchildren's linguistic competencies are associated with the quantity and richness of language inputthat they receive from primary caregivers. The primary goal of this study was to investigate thelongitudinal relations between the properties of parent language addressed to children when theywere 3 years old and children's emergent literacy skills (vocabulary, grammar, and phonologicalawareness) a year later. This study also examined longitudinal continuity of children's emergentliteracy skills and explored how two different types of parent language input (contextualized anddecontextualized) predict children's outcomes.Participants included 69 parent-child dyads from diverse socio-economic and ethnic backgrounds. Participants were audio-recorded at home during completion of two semi- structured tasks: conversation about past events and free play. Parent and child verbal communication was transcribed, coded and analyzed. About a year later, participating children were assessed using a battery of standardized tests measuring vocabulary, grammatical skill, and phonological awareness skills.
"Life Is a Dream" ("La vida es sueño" in Spanish) is a philosophical allegorical play written by Spanish playwright Pedro Calderón de la Barca. It was first published in 1635 during the Spanish Golden Age, a period of flourishing literature and arts in Spain. The play revolves around the character of Segismundo, a Polish prince who has been imprisoned since birth based on a prophecy that foretells he will become a tyrant. The central theme of the play explores the nature of free will, fate, and the consequences of one's actions. The plot is intricate and features dramatic elements, including political intrigue, betrayal, and complex relationships. Segismundo is eventually released from prison to test the validity of the prophecy, and the play unfolds as he grapples with questions about the nature of reality and the meaning of life. The characters and events in the play contribute to a larger philosophical exploration of existential themes. "Life Is a Dream" is considered one of the masterpieces of Spanish Golden Age drama, showcasing Calderón de la Barca's skill in blending poetic language, philosophical depth, and theatrical spectacle. The work is highly regarded for its exploration of the human condition and its enduring relevance in addressing profound questions about destiny and the choices individuals make in their lives.
"The screenplay for the cult classic film by the legendary writer-director returns to print in time for its thirtieth anniversary. Pulp Fiction is arguably the most influential American film of the 1990s. Winner of the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival, the 1994 Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay and later selected by the Library of Congress for preservation on the National Film Registry, Quentin Tarantino's second film was immediately hailed as a masterpiece ("a triumphant, cleverly disorienting journey through a demimonde that springs entirely from Mr. Tarantino's ripe imagination" -Janet Maslin, The New York Times). Now, on the heels of Tarantino's bestselling forays into both the novel and essay form, this iconic screenplay returns to print in a 30th anniversary edition"--
Ghost Stories is a poignant and concise coming-of-age poetry collection that navigates the labyrinth of youth, touching upon themes of trauma, familial intricacies, queerness, closure, and the echoes of early childhood. Within the confines of this book, the specters of past traumas are exorcised through eloquent words, allowing readers to glimpse the resilience that blooms in the face of adversity. Family ties, both binding and complex, are woven into verses that resonate with authenticity, providing a relatable reflection for many. Ghost Stories serves as a testament to the transformative power of acceptance and love beyond societal boundaries. Ghost Stories alludes to the specters that haunt our past, the unresolved narratives that linger. It's a journey towards acceptance, an exploration of the lingering traces of early memories, and an effort to attain closure from the phantoms of the past.
"Harmoniously blending actionable advice and spiritual insight, a renowned writing mentor gives women the tools they need to discover their voice-and themselves-on the page. Step into an extraordinary voyage of self-discovery with Robin Finn's life-altering guide. Crafted with the female experience at its core, this transformative compendium unlocks the keys to individual expression within all of us. Beginning with HEART, readers engage with an empowering space to reevaluate and dismiss self-limiting beliefs about personal worth. Transitioning seamlessly, SOUL offers a therapeutic haven fostering creativity, leading to PEN, a treasure trove imparting profound insights on showcasing work and appreciating personal value. Endorsed by accomplished authors, seasoned therapists, and esteemed physicians, Finn's method is an essential companion for women yearning to reconnect with their voice and embrace their inherent worth. Novice or experienced writers alike will find a wellspring of inspiration, guidance, and empowerment. But even for those simply feeling voiceless, this book shines as a beacon, unveiling a path towards personal reawakening. Inspired by the acclaimed program sharing its name, Heart. Soul. Pen. has already brought about a sea change in innumerable lives. Now, it extends an invitation to anyone on the transformative journey that is unlocking one's true potential as a writer"--
Multiple Authors: Magalitto, Antimony Daedalian, Clinton Clark, Selinda Kennedy-Bryant, Syreeta Wright Dougherty, Winona Patterson, Hope PennedAll of Us: The Human Experience is a collection of writings that considers love, life, heartache, and victory while inviting the reader to analyze and record his or her journey in a writing group or individually with prompts and questions designed for interactive discussions as you reflect.The Human Experience involves creative souls and minds joining forces, united by a will to live better and do greater. We are reaching for stars and universes with pens and paper. We are vulnerable, authentic, and without fear. Being inspired and the inspirer, as we explore our creative genius for which he's given us the ability, to God be the glory. Our minds are capable of amazing feats. Once you unlock its potential who will you be? Ideas, thoughts, and feelings inspire. Who will you inspire? You are worthy to contribute. With a heart that motivates, we often write to travel within line after line, with our pens, ALL OF US.
Annual Statewide Poetry Anthology, featuring K-12 students' poetry generated from writing workshops facilitated during the 2022-23 school year, featuring students, poets, and teaching artists from all over California.
2020 was a time of community-wide fear, control and contraction. Initially, I felt relieved to rest from the race I was running, the race many of us were. I relaxed into the slow mornings with nowhere to go and no one to see. No deadlines, no expectations and no obligations. My alone time became my free time. Time to meditate, time to write and time to connect with myself. This book of poems was born out of that time. The more I wrote, the more I met my true self.I hope you read the words with your heart and know that you are not alone. Because this is my truth - when I witness myself, I matter, and when I matter, so do you.
Introducing The Red Wheelbarrow Nr. 16, as epic as ever, offering an incredible collection of poetry and prose. Our featured poet this year is Frances Lombardi! Plus, our special sections are back: one of them is guest-edited by poet Theresa Burns and the other is a section dedicated to Nutley High School poets. Don't miss the insightful prose pieces, covering topics that range from Williams' life and poems to memoir and book review. All this exciting work is wrapped up in a beautiful cover, featuring the gorgeous pointillist painting The Red Wheelbarrow I (Homage to William Carlos Williams) by artist Ro Lohin. We're very proud of this issue and of the community of poets it gathers each year. We hope you'll find it equally inspiring and fresh, a great representation of the best contemporary writing in New Jersey and New York. And we hope that The Red Wheelbarrow Nr. 16 will motivate each one of you to write, create, and attend our workshops and events, proving throughout the year that the epic is indeed the local fully realized.
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