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Jacques Lacarrière, passeur pour notre temps
Un portrait sensible de Jacques Lacarrière, voyageur insatiable, épris de nature, curieux du monde et des hommes. Et une promenade sur les itinéraires personnels de ce merveilleux humaniste. " On insiste peu sur la dimension spirituelle de Jacques Lacarrière ; aussi, j'apprécie particulièrement que ce beau portrait, qui paraît dix ans après qu'il nous a quittés, en souligne l'importance : elle est capitale et sous-tend toute son oeuvre, en ce qu'elle implique une idée très forte de la littérature, de ses pouvoirs et de ce qu'elle révèle de nous-mêmes. " Michel Le Bris Écrivain, voyageur, poète, traducteur et arpenteur de chemins de connaissance, Jacques Lacarrière occupe un...
The Gnostics
This inquiry into Gnosticism examines the character, history, and beliefs of a brave and vigorous spiritual quest that originated in the ancient Near East and continues into the present day.
Circumvent
"...a contemporary Christian suspense that will intrigue you and keep you guessing. Circumvent was an engaging read. I think it would translate well into a movie... any producers please take note. --CHRISTIAN BOOKAHOLIC BOOK REVIEWS This was a novel that I could not put down – I had to see what happened to Nikki (does she remember, do the criminals hurt her further) and Ruggiero (can he discover what happened to Nikki and where she is, and if he does find her – can he adjust to her loss of memory). It was an intense story full of surprise, hope and love – I loved every moment of their story!--WORKING MOMMY JOURNAL Life is too perfect. The writer falls in love with the baker. The perfec...
Sexual Knowledge, Sexual Science
This volume is about those who have investigated sex from antiquity to the present day.
Little Culinary Triumphs
“Sexy encounters, irreverent humor, and subtle twists keep up the pace of this quirky tale about a variety of French appetites” (Publishers Weekly). Sandrine works as a functionary in an employment office, but there is a lot more to her than one might suspect from her job description. With a volcanic personality and an imagination to match, she is also a world-class cook waiting for the right occasion to realize her dream of opening a restaurant of her own. With a master plan that one could only describe as Machiavellian, Sandrine ropes Antoine, an unemployed professor, into her venture. A carousel of extravagant characters follows: the giant Senegalese man, Toussaint N’Diaye; the magi...
