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Brian Doyle

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Scottish Professional Boxing in the Fifties and Sixties

Sports & Outdoors

Thirsty for the Joy

One Day Hill

What if a man who lost his foot in a war decides, many years later, to find it? "It was a good foot, and we parted so hurriedly I never had a chance to really think about it as a foot, so off I went..." So begins this lean little novel a quest, a wandering, a contemplation of the immense foolishness of war. Terse but filled with adventure and wonder, Cat s Foot is surely the most unusual fiction you will read this year or perhaps any year... "Along Cat's implausible journey to find something impossible to find, you hear him say things you never heard before, told in ways that make you marvel. Cat's eyes have seen everything it seems. Forgotten nothing." Bill Gunlocke, Editor, a city reader

Cat's Foot

ACTA Publications

The 2017 Griffin Poetry Prize Anthology

ACP - House of Anansi Press

The Elements of Expressive Conducting begins with a synthesis of various movement theories which allow beginning conducting students to understand how best to use their body as an expressive instrument. Strategies for developing musical expression beyond pedagogical execution are discussed in each chapter. The text further explores merging musical preparation with a healthy, tension-free approach to an individual's movement. Readers will also find strategies for developing the coordination between the ear and body; ways to transfer "every day" movements to the art of conducting; and suggestions for building to a professional level of success.FeaturesExercises which stimulate the imagination and inform the bodyVideo examples of these exercises on the publisher's websiteDrawings of imaginative ways to consider beat patternsMusical examples chosen to reinforce specific conducting fundamentalsPractical strategies drawn from the author's more than four decades of pedagogical experience

The Elements Of Expressive Conducting

Kevin Geraldi

Michael Hathcock

Is wonder really a survival skill? Between the urgency of the problems facing our planet and the chaos of our own busy lives, it might seem naive to place "cultivate wonder" at the top of a list of priorities. Yet that is exactly what the authors in this collection suggest: that wonder is necessary, that it might just be what saves us. Readers have long turned to Orion to be reminded of the things that really matter, to build their inner reserves, and to rekindle their sense of intimacy with the earth. The essays collected here are testaments to the power of beauty and the importance of humility-and a deep belief, even amid darkness and uncertainty, in wonder's essential role in our lives.

Wonder and Other Survival Skills

Anthony Doerr

Scott Russell Sanders

Rick Bass

Ann Zwinger

Amy Leach

DIANE ACKERMAN

Susanne Antonetta

DAVID GESSNER

Michael P. Branch

John Calderazzo

Chris Dombrowski

Aleria Jensen

Teddy Macker

Georgian Valoyce-Sanchez

The Orion Society

Perhaps nothing illuminates the complexity of our relationship to the natural world better than the relationship between people and animals: we wonder at them, use them, adore them, mourn them, protect them, cause them suffering. The essays collected here explore these contradicitons in all their difficulty, but they also celebrate our connection to the animal world and provide a model for how we might respect and revere our fellow animals more deeply. As Pattiann Rogers writes, "For how can we possess dignity if we allow them no dignity? Who will recognize our beauty if we do not revel in their beauty?...How can we believe in grace if we cannot bestow grace?"

Animals & People

Mary Oliver

Craig Childs

Pattiann Rogers

Sy Montgomery

Christopher Ketcham

J.B. MacKinnon

Lisa Couturier

Kathleen Jamie

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