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Edmondson, Greg
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Rivers and Beasts
Greg Edmondson was born in Durham, North Carolina. He earned his BFA from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville and MFA from Washington University in St. Louis. He is the recipient of numerous grants and awards including Fulbright and DAAD fellowships to Germany, and residency fellowships to Artpark, the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts and the Santa Fe Art Institute. He has shown widely throughout the United States and Europe and has works in collections both public and private. Currently Greg is an artist in residence at Osage Arts Community in Belle, Missouri.
Natural Selection
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After the Flood
Painter Greg Edmondson curates this full-color, soft cover book exhibiting 18 new gouache paintings and includes 18 poems as responses to the artwork by world class poets including: Hélène Baril, John Dorsey, Linzi Garcia, Jonathan Kline, Jim McGowin, RC Patterson, Jeanette Powers, Ruben Quesada, Stefene Russell, Stephanie Schlaifer, Brett Underwood and Nadia Wolnisty; along with an introduction by the Stephen and Peter Sachs Museum curator, Nezka Pfeifer.
The Attention Zone
First published in 1998. The professional diagnosis of ADHD can often be alarming and worrisome for parents who are trying to cope with their child's behavior problems. The Attention Zone: A Parents' Guide to Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder is an accessible and practical book that provides parents with facts, advice, and guidance on raising children with ADHD: It covers such basic concerns as the causes and symptoms of ADHD; the effects of ADHD on families; school and home management; and psychological and medical treatments. n a special chapter the author attempts to address some of the most commonly asked questions regarding ADHD and medical therapy. Parents play a variety of role...
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A Secret History of the Nighttime World
Welcome to the world of Jason Ryberg—a world of true crimes and misdemeanors in the American grain, transformed, through the poet’s retelling, into miniature works of art. Reading Ryberg is like driving a pick-up truck across Kansas on shrooms, and his imagery, as fresh as a midnight S curve, takes the reader on a journey from city streets to wheat fields, navigating through a landscape bright with the “five-battery-flashlight of a moon.” A Secret History of the Nighttime World, the twelfth book of poetry by Ryberg, delivers one great breath of fire directly from his heart onto the page.
The Case of Mendacious Medicine Man
This time it's Pam's turn to deal with murder in the workplace while Haley is on summer break from teaching. As an insurance biller at Central Valley Hospital, Pam is busy dealing with irritable patients and untrustworthy coworkers. Little does she suspect that murder has been attempted - more than once. Of course, in a hospital, life and death issues are dealt with every day, but the public relations office is certainly not happy about the untimely death of one of the hospital's employees, especially as it appears someone in the hospital was involved. The third in the Canine Capers series, The Case of the Mendacious Medicine Man has a plot twist that may catch some readers by surprise. Beset by a host of suspects all with good motives to kill, Pam and Haley must find out who actually succeeded in eliminating someone. This time Robert Lawson not only helps Haley keep her huskies happy, but he lends a hand in solving the murder. Meanwhile, Haley is planning to set up Pam with her brother's boss. For anyone who loves animals and murder mysteries, this book offers all the cute whiskers and plot turnings desired.
Aging and Diversity
In a time of Growing awareness of the diversity among elders, Fried and Mehrotra provide an excitingly fresh perspective that helps us develop a clearer understanding of gerontology and that bridges the gap between students and service providers in the field. Aging and Diversity combines a clear narrative with active learning experiences. The authors invite readers to broaden their works view, enhance culturally relevant skills, understand older adults through a life-course perspective, and view aging from a multi-ethnic perspective. Specific chapters address psychological aging, issues in health and sexuality, caregiving, work and retirement, religion and spirituality, and death and grievin...
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