Who would you be without a home?In 1999 Phyllis Cole-Dai and James Murray lived by choice on the streets of Columbus, Ohio, the fifteenth-largest city in the United States. They went to the streets with a single intention: to be as present as possible to everyone they met, offering them sustained and nonjudgmental attention. Such attention is the heart of compassion.This book chronicles their streets experiences. It will thrust you out the door of your comf...

"The Steeple-Jack's Instructor" by Clarence James Murray is a comprehensive guide that delves into the specialized trade of steeple-jacking. This book serves as an essential resource for aspiring steeplejacks, providing detailed insights into the techniques, tools, and safety measures necessary for working at great heights. Murray's expertise shines through as he covers various aspects of the profession, from the basics of climbing to the intricacies of maintenance and repair of tall struc...

Raemaekers, known for his incisive and often poignant illustrations, uses satire and caricature to comment on the various aspects of the conflict, including the impact on soldiers and civilians, the actions of political leaders, and the broader implications for Europe and the world. Each cartoon is accompanied by insightful commentary from Allison, providing context and analysis of Raemaekers' work and the historical events depicted.Through humor and sharp observation, Raemaekers' Cartoon ...

Allison compiles and contextualizes Raemaekers' work, showcasing how his cartoons were not only a form of artistic expression but also served as potent propaganda that influenced public opinion regarding the war. The illustrations depict various aspects of the conflict, including the horrors of battle, the suffering of civilians, and the moral questions surrounding warfare. Raemaekers' keen observational skills and biting humor provide a critical lens through which readers can understand t...

Allison compiles and contextualizes Raemaekers' work, showcasing how his cartoons were not only a form of artistic expression but also served as potent propaganda that influenced public opinion regarding the war. The illustrations depict various aspects of the conflict, including the horrors of battle, the suffering of civilians, and the moral questions surrounding warfare. Raemaekers' keen observational skills and biting humor provide a critical lens through which readers can understand t...

Aurora Australis is a profound tapestry of exploration narratives and evocative descriptions capturing the indomitable spirit of the early 20th-century Antarctic expeditions. This anthology weaves together a medley of styles ranging from scientific treatises to poignant personal reflections, offering an immersive experience into the frosty climes and the heart of human courage. The diverse writings within paint a vivid portrait of perseverance and camaraderie amidst desolation, embodying t...

If you`ve stepped foot in an ESL classroom, I bet you understand just how necessary it is to have fillers and other sort of engaging educational activities. Class material is as good as it gets but it should not lack a set of activities, to keep your students happy and active. Forget about trying to get an activity, a game for your next class. This book comes with 201 different well laid out activities, perfect for all ages. I've tried them myself with my younger and older students then co...

Corey’s cell phone rings at 3 a.m. His father is dying. Along with his wife and two children, Corey journeys back to his hometown to say goodbye. Immersed in his childhood home, he journeys even further back in memory to the summer of 1982, when he was fourteen years old, obsessed with arcade games, movies, and rock ‘n’ roll music, forming lifelong bonds with friends and starting to date girls. A heartfelt, humorous coming of age story, In a Town Without a Name explores topics of familial ...

In the early years of the twentieth century, an awareness was growing among European Australians of an unexpected threat, one that seemed the very embodiment of the dark, ominous power of the Australian bush. To the Indigenous people of the Guugu Yimithirr nation, it was nguman; to the whites it was the taipan, an eight foot, lightning fast venomous snake whose bite meant certain death.Venom is an examination of European settlers' troubled and often antagonistic relationsh...

Some people may think romance is dead. It isnt; it has just changed, along with the society we inhabit. Though this story would be viewed as a gay romance, that is not my main motivation in writing this book. It is intended to explore relationships in general. All relationships are different and unique. What is it that makes them work or not work? Synergy explores relationships through observations and comments via the many conversations and personal introspections and reflections of the t...

Aurora Australis offers readers an immersive journey into the heart of early 20th-century Antarctic exploration, capturing the raw beauty and daunting challenges of the icy continent. This pioneering anthology, assembled amidst the unyielding conditions at the Antarctic basecamp during the British Antarctic Expedition of 1907-1909, brims with a tapestry of adventurous narratives and reflective prose. The writings span a diverse array of literary styles, from compelling journal entries pain...

"Aurora Australis" by Sir Ernest Henry Shackleton, Frank Wild, Tannatt William Edgeworth David, George Marston, Alistair Mackay, James Murray, Douglas Mawson. Published by e-artnow. e-artnow publishes a wide range of titles that encompasses every genre. From well-known classics & literary fiction and non-fiction to forgotten−or yet undiscovered gems−of world literature, we issue the books that need to be read. Each e-artnow edition has been meticulously edited and formatted to boost readab...