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Author: JULLIE RENNEX Publisher: Risikatu Abdul ISBN: Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 129
Book Description
Unveil the shocking truth of a city gripped by fear and the inspiring journey of two survivors who dare to fight back. Lillian, a woman trapped in a web of manipulation and abuse, escapes from a powerful network that controls the city's underbelly. Determined to reclaim her life and expose the truth, she joins forces with Mike, a tenacious investigator with a thirst for justice. Their pursuit of truth leads them on a thrilling chase, uncovering the network's web of corruption and the devastating impact it has on countless lives. But as they get closer to the truth, they face not only powerful enemies but also the emotional scars of their own pasts. Lillian, a symbol of resilience, transforms her trauma into a powerful voice. She inspires others to break free from the shadows and find the strength to fight for their own liberation. Mike, fueled by his unwavering determination, stands by Lillian's side, offering unwavering support and strategic expertise. Together, they establish a foundation, a beacon of hope for those seeking solace and empowerment. Their journey challenges the legacy of fear and inspires a movement for change. Reclaiming the Narrative is a story of unwavering courage, the power of shared experiences, and the enduring spirit that refuses to be silenced. This captivating narrative will leave you breathless with its: · Suspenseful twists and turns · Intensely human characters · Themes of courage, hope, and resilience · Gripping social commentary Don't miss this powerful and thought-provoking story that will stay with you long after the last page is turned.
Author: JULLIE RENNEX Publisher: Risikatu Abdul ISBN: Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 129
Book Description
Unveil the shocking truth of a city gripped by fear and the inspiring journey of two survivors who dare to fight back. Lillian, a woman trapped in a web of manipulation and abuse, escapes from a powerful network that controls the city's underbelly. Determined to reclaim her life and expose the truth, she joins forces with Mike, a tenacious investigator with a thirst for justice. Their pursuit of truth leads them on a thrilling chase, uncovering the network's web of corruption and the devastating impact it has on countless lives. But as they get closer to the truth, they face not only powerful enemies but also the emotional scars of their own pasts. Lillian, a symbol of resilience, transforms her trauma into a powerful voice. She inspires others to break free from the shadows and find the strength to fight for their own liberation. Mike, fueled by his unwavering determination, stands by Lillian's side, offering unwavering support and strategic expertise. Together, they establish a foundation, a beacon of hope for those seeking solace and empowerment. Their journey challenges the legacy of fear and inspires a movement for change. Reclaiming the Narrative is a story of unwavering courage, the power of shared experiences, and the enduring spirit that refuses to be silenced. This captivating narrative will leave you breathless with its: · Suspenseful twists and turns · Intensely human characters · Themes of courage, hope, and resilience · Gripping social commentary Don't miss this powerful and thought-provoking story that will stay with you long after the last page is turned.
Author: Sandra Simonds Publisher: ISBN: 9780982658772 Category : Poetry Languages : en Pages : 79
Book Description
On the 50th anniversary of Ted Berrigan's and the 25th anniversary of Bernadette Mayer's, Bloof Books is thrilled to publish THE SONNETS by Sandra Simonds. As Simonds has written, "There's no consensus on how to do it. Does it have to have a traditional rhyme scheme? Does it need to be written in iambic pentameter? Does it have to be about unrequited love? Does it even need to be fourteen lines? Ask twenty poets these questions, and you'll get two-hundred answers. And simply calling a sonnet a sonnet doesn't really make it a sonnet." THE SONNETS is this poet's exploration of the tradition, as well her testing of the (probably apocryphal) remark made by William Carlos Williams that it's a "fascist form." As for the classic theme of love: "It's easy for me to fool myself into thinking that I'm in love so sometimes I get all tangled up in love triangles, squares and octagons," Simonds explains. "Maybe it's a poet's disease.... In real life relationships people are always vying for power but in the sonnet, it's the poet and the sonnet that are in a struggle to the death. The problem is that the poet is at a huge disadvantage because the sonnet has the history OF THE SONNET on its side and almost always wins." Each of the sonnets here indeed has fourteen lines (and each section fourteen sonnets). Some of the poems rhyme. Most do talk of love, as it burgeons and fades. But as always with Simonds's work, the reader should come to THE SONNETS expecting to be upended. Sandra Simonds is the author of two previous collections of poetry, Warsaw Bikini (Bloof Books, 2008) and Mother Was a Tragic Girl (Cleveland State University Poetry Center, 2012). Her poems have appeared in The Best American Poetry 2014, the American Poetry Review, Fence, Poetry, and other journals.
Author: Eric E. Azpeitia Jr. Publisher: Xlibris Corporation ISBN: 1524566608 Category : Poetry Languages : en Pages : 86
Book Description
Discover the insight of how the author, Eric E. Azpeitia Jr., obtained a new innocence about beauty and love. Throughout his life, Eric has encountered a variety of people and love interests shaping his perspective and altering his self-expression. His poems intertwine with the natural beauty of the world from both the pleasant and imperfect moments in his young life. Explore the depths of his mind as he poetically expresses his newly found innocence of love and afterthoughts from everyday observations of life.
Author: Harold Bloom Publisher: Infobase Publishing ISBN: 1438112599 Category : Sonnets, English Languages : en Pages : 405
Book Description
Presents a collection of essays discussing historical aspects of William Shakespeare's sonnets, excerpts from some of the sonnets, and biographical information.
Author: JULLIE RENNEX
Author: JULLIE RENNEX
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