Life is a mosaic, bits and pieces, instances and incidents, which over time form a patterned picture of anyone's life. This happens to be mine. All of these events happened, some in space/time, all in the mix of myth and matter out of which we spin the poetry of our lives. The who-I-am is on the loose in these pages. You may find instances of me, better yet, instances of you.

Incidents & Instances

Literature & Fiction

Gaston, Warren

Poetry

Marshall Publishing

For Black Men Only: The Games Sisters Play

I Am WhiteElk

Dick Wellman

The Miracles of Jesus (Living Bible)

Religion & Spirituality

Harpur, James: Rev. Marcus Braybrooke, Consultant

Christian Books & Bibles

This is a comprehensive reference to the world of unexplained sites, symbols, cities and landscapes. An extensive guide, the book details 40 places and their particular mysteries. A six-page gazetteer at the end of the book includes a further 54 places of mystery throughout the world. Scattered over the planet are the curious ruins of cities, temples and tombs, puzzling earthworks and inscriptions on the land, sacred sites where civilizations have sought communion with the supernatural, and the remnants of lost lands with a proud and prosperous past. The world's unexplained places have intrigued and fascinated man. From the legends of Atlantis and Eldorado, to the Nasca lines of Peru and the massive pillars of Stonehenge, man has sought explanations and answers to these mysterious places. The atlas unravels many of the questions that surround these landmarks of past civilizations. It analyzes and interprets the evidence in detail with the up-to-date archaeological material, detective work, and numerous tales and folklore. Maps pinpoint locations in mountains, jungles, deserts, plains and oceans. Also discussed are the many people associated with these sites, from King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table to Thomas Jefferson, who explored the mysterious mounds at Monticello.

Mysterious Places (Marshall Travel Atlas)

Westwood, Jennifer

Reference

This guide to antique china and silver is arranged chronologically, starting in the 16th century and concluding in the 1950s. There is a detailed introduction defining the principal elements of tableware which takes a broad view of the social history of the table, illustrated with paintings and engravings. Having given the reader guidance to identification and dating within this overview, the introduction concludes with a timeline of historical, stylistic and social change, in the production of china and silver. In its detailed study and analysis of antique china and silver, the book reveals the development of form and function and their relationship to style, and should also make familiar the objects that, universally, have the greatest appeal for collectors. The annotated illustrations clarify the stylistic interdependence of the great china factories and silversmiths, underlining the point that nothing can be seen in isolation, and making sure that all the necessary historical and stylistic links are easily made. The pictorial approach makes the book accessible for the beginner and useful working guide for the experienced antique enthusiast. Tim Forrest is the author of "The 'Which?' Guide to Buying Antiques" and "The Little, Brown Illustrated Encyclopedia of Antiques".

The Marshall Guide to Antique China and Silver

Tim Forrest

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

Sacred Places (Marshall Travel Atlas)

Harpur, James

For the parents of pre-school children, this is a guide to selecting games and activities which call on all a pre-schooler's potential at each stage of development. The book shows how to foster traits such as independence, self-esteem, confidence and self-control in a child.

Dorothy Einon's Guide to Learning Early (Marshall Health Guides)

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

DOROTHY EINON

Home Improvement & Design

Word of west African gold reached Europe from the Phoenicians who sailed around its coasts more than a thousand years before Christ. By the Middle Ages, Guinea Coast gold was an international commodity. But it was local entrepreneurs who, 100 years ago, had the vision to advance their primitive enterprise with the tools of the industrial age.

Ashanti gold: The African legacy of the world's most precious metal

Science & Math

Edward S Ayensu

Technology

This retrospective look at the 20th century is told in a newspaper style and covers a broad range of events, from politics to cinema. The information is arranged year-by-year, with "special" spreads to cover wider themes in more depth.

The 20th Century Year by Year: The Family Guide to the People and Events That Shaped the Last Hundred Years (Year by Year)

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