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Revolutions
Welcome to a city you never knew existed.Revolutions is an anthology of speculative fiction set in Manchester - seventeen science-fiction, horror, dystopian and plain weird short stories, with one thing in common: being set in the capital of the North.
To Peel an Onion
In 1925, Latvia enjoyed a prosperous resurgence of life as a country that had won independence after WWI. Into this setting, Gerda Roze was born, the only child of two doting parents who sent her to the finest schools to study with the best teachers. By her early teens, Gerda was an accomplished pianist and dreamed of entering medical school. But on her 15th birthday, her idyllic world collapsed when the Soviet Union invaded her homeland. From that moment forward, Gerda led many lives as she and her mother struggled against insurmountable odds to rebuild the future she lost on that day. The young girl who dreamed of being a doctor would eventually at the age of 40- find her true voice in art. Gerda's story is one of plans that arise from chaotic circumstances, determination in the face of rock-solid roadblocks, and hope in the midst of despair.
Letting Go
The twelve stories in Letting Go take us on a journey through landscape, language and turbulent times, from the mid-19th century to the present day, and into the future. Stevenson's array of characters from many walks of life and nationalities – including a traveller, a wood carver, chicken farm workers, a nurse, an architect and a magician – meet and part, some becoming reacquainted. Themes exploring identity, creativity and the environment, echo and connect throughout the different narratives, sometimes carried in snatches of song. The author leads us outward from her native Scottish Borders to Edinburgh, Glasgow and the Gàidhealtachd, south to England, across the Atlantic to Apartheid South Africa and, finally, to the melting Arctic.
Saving Gerda
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Gerda the Goose
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Memoirs of a Merry Widow
Memoirs of a Merry Widow is Ms. Steiner's personal account of love's enjoyed to the fullest and lost in the end. It's a candid account of her life's journey that promises to be funny and relates to women of all ages all over the world.
Die unglaubliche Geschichte von Hein, Gerda und Henne Helmuth
Die Geschichte: Hein und Gerda leben schon seit Jahren, zusammen mit ein paar Hühnern und anderem Viehzeug, auf ihrem Bauernhof. Aus der anfänglichen Liebe, die die beiden zusammengeführt hatte, wurde bald öder Alltag. Nicht nur Gerda scheint mit ihrem Leben unzufrieden, auch bei den Hühnern regt sich Widerstand. Hein, der etwas trottelige Bauer, sieht erst mal keinen Änderungsbedarf. Als jedoch seine Lieblingsspeise - Spiegelei mit Speck - in Gefahr gerät, wird Hein aktiv. Nicht zu vergessen ist Helmuth. Helmuth ist der Hahn auf dem Hof. Allerdings hat Helmuth noch nie gekräht. Ähnliches gilt für Hertha die Vorzeigehenne, die seit Hühnergedenken versucht ein Gipsei auszubrüten.
Gerda in Sweden
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C.P.E. Bach
Although he is the son of J. S. Bach, C. P. E. Bach is an important composer in his own right, this long-awaited annotated bibliography presents a complete listing of the works of C. P. E. Bach. This volume in the Routledge Music Bibliographies series includes many different aspects of his work: the editing of his father's masterpieces, his concertos and sonatas and theoretical essays. Doris Powers also collects writings that consider C. P. E. Bach's influence, the reception of his works and the cultural milieu in which Bach composed.
