H.D. and Hellenism: Classic Lines concerns a prominent aspect of the writing of the modern American poet H.D. (Hilda Doolittle): a career-long engagement with hellenic literature, mythology, and art. Eileen Gregory's exhaustive treatment of H.D.'s poetic engagement with Greece is one of the few studies of a modern poet in relation to hellenism. She explores at length H.D.'s intertextual engagement with specific classic writers, and catalogues classical allusions in H.D.'s lyric poetry.

H. D. and Hellenism: Classic Lines (Cambridge Studies in American Literature and Culture, Series Number 111)

Literature & Fiction

Gregory, Eileen

History & Criticism

Cambridge University Press

<p>A collection of essays on the inspiring presence of angels in all of our lives. Writers include: Thomas Moore, Larry Dossey, and Robert Sardello.</p>

The Angels

DOSSEY, LARRY

Cowan, Donald

Turner, Frederick

Romanyshyn, Robert D.

Thomas, Gail

Schroeder-Sheker, Therese

Moore,Thomas

Trammell, Robert

Novinski, Lyle

Cowan, Louise

Stroud, Joanne

Mitchell, Paco

Gower, Dona S.

Vernon, Mary

Religion & Spirituality

Continuum Intl Pub Group

The three essays of this book are attempts to evoke a sense of the powers of the soul which dwell in individual lives and in culture. "Human Making and the Fires of the Earth" brings new perspective to the myth of Prometheus, looking beyond the modern image of the Titan as the patron of Technology and instead seeing him in terms of the work with fire which he has made possible and necessary in human life. "The Myth of the Lyric World" explores moments of intimate revelation within ordinary life. "Friendship: A Marginal and Mixes Bond" considers this often sentimentalized love as one of the most awesome of human potentialities.

Summoning the Familiar: Powers and Rites of Common Life

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

Pegasus Foundation

The Truth About Shauna McGrath

Christian Books & Bibles

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Katie Cross is running from a past of broken relationships—beginning with her father and ending with the man who got her pregnant and walked out. When Katie becomes the victim of a convenience store hold-up and loses her unborn child, she flees to Nantucket Island for a weekend getaway and meets Frank O'Neil, an ex-man-of-the-cloth. The two are instantly drawn to one another. With sage-like wisdom and devotion to God, Frank is the caliber of man Katie has always longed for, but one obstacle stands in her way—Frank's commitment to abstinence until marriage. Challenged to the core, Katie must decide whether to embrace a relationship based on godly principles or cling to a broken past and forsake the gift of true love.

An Old-Fashioned Love

Soul Cry

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