Author: John LoganPublisher:
ISBN: 9780871402806
Category :
Languages : en
Pages :
Book Description
The Anonymous Lover
Author: John LoganPublisher:
ISBN: 9780871402806
Category :
Languages : en
Pages :
Book Description
The Anonymous Lover, New Poems
Author: John LoganPublisher: W. W. Norton & Company
ISBN: 9788714008475
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 84
Book Description
My Anonymous Lover
Author: S.E. LawPublisher: S.E. Law Romance
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 104
Book Description
Ginny: I can’t believe I’m being so bad. Most women wouldn’t go near a truck stop glory hole, but I’m not most women. After all, I’m a female trucker who breaks barriers in a male-dominated industry. Even more, I like to enjoy myself on the road … anonymously, while on my knees. Jeremiah: As an aspiring politician, there are things I need to keep secret, and one of those is my penchant for truck stop rest areas. It’s not just the greasy cheeseburgers and Big Gulps that attract me. It’s the illicit fun that takes place in certain unmarked areas, and in spite of my political ambitions … I can’t resist the bodacious curvy girl who makes me feel good. This is a follow-up to Claiming His Cheerleader. In this story, Ginny and Jeremiah meet at a truck stop rest area, but somehow, their anonymous fun blossoms and flowers to become something much, much more. But will their spicy shenanigans destroy Jeremiah’s burgeoning political career? Read and find out! No cheating, no cliffhangers and always a HEA for my readers.
The Anonymous Lover. A Comedy in Three Acts
Author: Vernon SYLVAINEThe Anonymous Lover 4b a Comedy in Three Acts
Author: Vernon SylvaineThe Anonymous Lover
Author: The Anonymous Lovers
Author: Sr. MariaRegina Chinyere ugwuPublisher: MariaRegina Chinyere Ugwu
ISBN:
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 31
Book Description
If to love is a crime , then we are all guilty. But love is like a funny business and to marry without love is very dangerous. We need to pray before entering into any relationship. Ask God to direct you because for every woman, there is a man and for every man, there is a woman. May the spirit move you to discover and posses what is yours. Enjoy the reading and discover the treasure of this love story.
A New Library of Poetry and Song
Author: William Cullen BryantPublisher:
ISBN:
Category : American poetry
Languages : en
Pages : 576
Book Description
The Household Book of Poetry
Author: Charles Anderson DanaPublisher:
ISBN:
Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 974
Book Description
The Anonymous Marie de France
Author: R. Howard BlochPublisher: University of Chicago Press
ISBN: 0226059685
Category : Education
Languages : en
Pages : 380
Book Description
This book by one of our most admired and influential medievalists offers a fundamental reconception of the person generally assumed to be the first woman writer in French, the author known as Marie de France. The Anonymous Marie de France is the first work to consider all of the writing ascribed to Marie, including her famous Lais, her 103 animal fables, and the earliest vernacular Saint Patrick's Purgatory. Evidence about Marie de France's life is so meager that we know next to nothing about her-not where she was born and to what rank, who her parents were, whether she was married or single, where she lived and might have traveled, whether she dwelled in cloister or at court, nor whether in England or France. In the face of this great writer's near anonymity, scholars have assumed her to be a simple, naive, and modest Christian figure. Bloch's claim, in contrast, is that Marie is among the most self-conscious, sophisticated, complicated, and disturbing figures of her time-the Joyce of the twelfth century. At a moment of great historical turning, the so-called Renaissance of the twelfth century, Marie was both a disrupter of prevailing cultural values and a founder of new ones. Her works, Bloch argues, reveal an author obsessed by writing, by memory, and by translation, and acutely aware not only of her role in the preservation of cultural memory, but of the transforming psychological, social, and political effects of writing within an oral tradition. Marie's intervention lies in her obsession with the performative capacities of literature and in her acute awareness of the role of the subject in interpreting his or her own world. According to Bloch, Marie develops a theology of language in the Lais, which emphasize the impossibility of living in the flesh along with a social vision of feudalism in decline. She elaborates an ethics of language in the Fables, which, within the context of the court of Henry II, frame and form the urban values and legal institutions of the Anglo-Norman world. And in her Espurgatoire, she produces a startling examination of the afterlife which Bloch links to the English conquest and occupation of medieval Ireland. With a penetrating glimpse into works such as these, The Anonymous Marie de France recovers the central achievements of one of the most pivotal figures in French literature. It is a study that will be of enormous value to medievalists, literary scholars, historians of France, and anyone interested in the advent of female authorship.