Bøger af Christopher Russell

Set against the grandeur and majesty of the Alaska of today, here is a story of the first citizens... the first of North America, actually... a people who have reside in this frozen land for over 30,000 years... Follow them in their quest for fairness in their dealings with the corruption of modern society...

Find Peace this Christmas season and reflect on the timeless truths of scripture. This devotional covers from December 1st through Christmas day. Each day includes scripture to read and a journaling page to write out your thought or your prayers.

This edited book will examine leisure in the lives of people with dementia, emphasising the active role people with dementia can play as citizens in contributing to the world in which they live, given opportunities to make choices about their participation in it. The content will be wide-ranging, with contributors from multiple disciplines discussing involvement in leisure interests and activities from sports and physical activity, and the arts, to hobbies, games and crafts. Contributions will be shaped by co-editors with experience in research and practice relevant to dementia and leisure, one of whom is living with dementia. Its structure and content will align with the needs of those studying and working in nursing and dementia care, occupational therapy, social work, arts therapies, arts, health and wellbeing, sports and exercise, and gerontology.

The Battle of Turkey Thicket describes the curious travels of Philip Thomas Hughes, an orphan who ran away from his adoptive home in 1949. Philip witnesses the civic evolution of Washington, D.C., endures the grime of Chicago's Skid Row, and finds romance amidst Japan's post-World War II reconstruction, all before celebrating his eighteenth birthday on the chaotic battlefields of the Korean War. At the same time, the story of Philip and his family is one of spiritual faith that was formed, challenged, and reconstituted through sacrifice. This book reveals the history behind a forgotten memorial, while rescuing the story of Philip Thomas Hughes - and his journeys - from oblivion.

Christopher Russell presents the first book, Rebirth, in a gripping fantasy series, Divinity's Twilight. Rebirth is a heart pounding story of forgotten evils, unsuspecting heroes, and the fate of mortal kingdoms and divine realms alike.

True to life, funny and uplifting, Mockstars is a coming-of-age story about friendship and chasing the rock 'n' roll dream. Inspired by the real-life tour diaries of the author's band The Lightyears, Mockstars is a refreshingly different musical odyssey.

"Russell weaves his writing into pictures... He chops his text into geometric shapes, casts it in rainbow colors and visually assaultive fonts, and scratches it onto photographs. In the work contained here, in Pattern Book, he laces text into art nouveau wallpaper, dissolving his stories into a swooning screen of domestic pattern. At every turn, it seems, Russell throws some wrench into the cogs of literary consumption, slowing the reader down, jostling expectations, demanding attention-challenging the reader, in other words, to really want to be reading."-Holly Myers Pattern Book by Christopher Russell collects a number of images and texts, images woven through texts, and texts woven together through images. Kevin Killian, author of Impossible Princess (City Lights 2009), says, "I was born wanting a Christopher Russell to join me in this confusing world.... I wanted a boy with confused gaze, mortified as I am by the harsh and ugly crumples of life, but one who, with bold decisive strokes, could hack a pathway out if it. ... Russell's method, in which he dethrones language's hegemony over rival visual formations by distorting and exaggerating its recognizable, even homey, patterns borrows roots from many traditions. Medieval monks are said to have curried favor with abbots by carving Bible verses into the head of a pin. ... When language, or the image, is enervated, the work of art has room for other connotations to manifest. ... And in these beautiful pages we will see, and we will not see, things it will take us a hundred years to understand."

Written in accessible, understandable prose, this book explains the connection between energy and business performance. It delineates how day-to-day choices relate to the risks and rewards of energy use. Concise, to-the-point chapters explain how energy is invested, preserved, and ultimately positioned to create wealth. Hard-nosed business leaders should appreciate the section with examples that show a strong financial case for energy improvements, including the save-or-buy criterion, the economic penalty for "doing nothing," the break-even cost, and the budget for supporting design and analysis work.

An essential handbook combining subject knowledge with practical teaching ideas to ensure your teaching of history is both imaginative and creative

Explains the connection between energy and business performance. This book delineates how day-to-day choices relate to the risks and rewards of energy use. It explains how energy is invested, preserved, and ultimately positioned to create wealth.