The New Guy: A page-turning enemies to lovers romance perfect for romcom fans! (The Kathryn Freeman Romcom Collection)

Freeman, Kathryn

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Up Close and Personal

MR RIGHT ACROSS THE STREET

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Dream job. Dream house. Fake fiancé. 
A year in a gorgeous Italian castle... 
When Anna Roberts' life implodes, an online search leads her to an ad for the ultimate dream job - management of a gorgeous castle on the shores of Lake Como, accommodation included. The only catch? Anna can't do it alone... 
...With the last man on earth she'd choose! 
The castle owners will only accept a couple as caretakers, which means Anna needs a man on her arm at the interview. Enter her neighbour, Jake Tucker. Though Anna and Jake have never seen eye-to-eye, Jake's had a rough few years and an escape to Italy sounds ideal. Yet, when they get the job and jet off, Anna and Jake face an unexpected challenge. Pretending to be a couple is difficult ... but pretending the tension simmering between them doesn't exist is quickly proving impossible! Readers are loving Anna and Jake's romance: 
'I see fake dating, I see Italy, I read...It felt like the author had gone into my brain and pretty much wrote the romantic comedy of my dreams' Catarina 
'Everything I typically love in a romance book...full of sexual tension, snarky (but very witty) comments' Porshe 
'Read this in one sitting...who wouldn't want to fall in love with the bad boy neighbour, a beautiful castle and an Italian coast?' Bee 
'A slow burn enemies to friends to lovers...it has all the best romance tropes' Ruby 
'Reading this book felt like inhaling a breath of fresh air...It was so good, I really loved it' Meghan 
'To start off, ugh, I adore this cover!! My favorite types of novels are the ones that feel unique and fresh...this one was especially that' Oniya 
'A fun fake relationship book with just a touch of enemies to lovers...plenty of spicy tension and good banter' Meg

THE ITALIAN JOB

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A Guide to the Cosmology of William Blake

It is not surprising that visitors to Blake’s cosmology – the most elaborate in the history of British text and design – often demand a map in the form of a reference book. The entries in this volume benefit from the wide range of historical information made available in recent decades regarding the relationship between Blake’s text and design and his biographical, political, social, and religious contexts. Of particular importance, the entries take account of the re-interpretations of Blake with respect to race, gender, and empire in scholarship influenced by the groundbreaking theories that have arisen since the first half of the twentieth century. The intricate fluidity of Blake’s anti-Newtonian universe eludes the fixity of definitions and schema. Central to this guide to Blake's work and ideas is Kathryn S. Freeman's acknowledgment of the paradox of providing orientation in Blake’s universe without disrupting its inherent disorientation of the traditions whereby readers still come to it. In this innovative work, Freeman aligns herself with Blake’s demand that we play an active role in challenging our own readerly habits of passivity as we experience his created and corporeal worlds.

Reference

Routledge

Establishes Blake’s controversial, unfinished epic, The Four Zoas, as the culmination of his mythos. Blake’s Nostos establishes The Four Zoas, Blake’s controversial, unfinished epic, as the culmination of the poet’s mythos. Kathryn S. Freeman shows that, in its freedom to experiment with nontraditional narrative, this prophetic book is Blake’s fullest representation of nondual vision as it coexists with the material world. Blake’s scheme of consciousness eliminates the Enlightenment hierarchy of faculties in a structure centered around a nondual vision operating through and subsuming the fragmented world. The author draws on the analogue of Eastern philosophy to describe Blake’s nondualism. According to this interpretation of Blake’s epic, consciousness itself is the hero whose nostos is the apocalyptic return to wholeness from the multiple ruptures that comprise the fragmenting journey of Albion’s dualistic dream. Blake’s Nostos demonstrates that for each of the central elements of myth―causality, narratology, figuration, and teleology―Blake superimposes such dual and nondual perspectives as time and eternity as well as bounded space and infinity.

Blake's Nostos: Fragmentation and Nondualism in the Four Zoas (S U N Y SERIES IN WESTERN ESOTERIC TRADITIONS)

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders & Notable People

State Univ of New York Pr

Blake's Nostos: Fragmentation and Nondualism in the Four Zoas (Suny Series in Western Esoteric Traditions)

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