Bøger af William Greenway

This book contains proven steps and strategies on how to love yourself and boost your self-esteem Do you habitually self-sabotage, frequently engage in negative self-talk, and belittle yourself for no good reason? Do you find yourself always complimenting others but somehow you always think that you are not good enough? If yes, you desperately need to learn how to love yourself because only when you learn how to love yourself can your boost your self-esteem and confidence and do everything you set your mind to do. If you are wondering how you can learn how to love yourself, then wonder no more because this book is the ultimate self-love and self-esteem guide. It will help you understand the importance of self-love, and teach you how to practice self-love by accepting and nurturing yourself. This book will also discuss relaxation techniques that are quite effective at overcoming negativity and self-hatred.

At an age when most good gray poets are content to rest on their laurels, William Greenway has had to face new challenges, not only of many losses but of becoming a father for the first time at 70, explored in this collection.

Belief in God in the face of suffering is one of the most intractable problems of Christian theology. Many respond to the spiritual challenge of evil by ignoring it, blaming God, or insisting on the inherent meaninglessness of life. In this book, William Greenway contends that we don't have to...

"Insofar as the essence of this philosophical spirituality is continuous with the essence of Christian spirituality, I am able to specify how . . . we can be utterly confident that it is wholly reasonable and good to affirm, give thanks for, live, and testify to faith in God."from the...

Even lovers of Dylan Thomas's poems are often puzzled by his habits of language, which sometimes take the form of unusual diction and unique perceptions. This study, on the hundredth anniversary of his birth, is a must-read for both Thomas's fans and newcomers interested in an introduction to his works and the unique sensibility that created them. Chapters are devoted to his poetic perspectives, ranging from the microscopic to the cosmic; his unusual perceptions of the world, which some critics have described as those of an almost altered reality; his diction, or working vocabulary; his penchant for refurbishing cliches; his hilarious sense of humor and linguistic playfulness; his development as a poet; and his concern for sound, often resulting in a lofty, at times Biblical, though secular, tone. In summary, the study fully explores the heart and mind behind the poems, and shows why his work will always remain in the top rank of English poetry.