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Radio Free Olympia
Unleash the Power of the Wilderness in Radio Free Olympia Discover the captivating allure of Washington's untamed Olympic Peninsula in Radio Free Olympia, an extraordinary literary masterpiece that immerses readers in a mesmerizing realm of visionaries, folklore legends, and historical icons. With an enchanting blend of magical realism and cultural fiction, the brilliant wordsmith Jeffrey Dunn artfully intertwines multiple narratives, crafting an intricate ecological tapestry that resonates deeply within the soul. Embark on a riveting journey alongside the enigmatic Petr, a foundling whose path leads him deep into the heart of the majestic mountain rainforest. Armed with nothing but a pirate...
Wildcat
Journey into Appalachia's Heart: Love, Loss, and the Resilience of a Forgotten Land Discover the captivating allure of the Appalachian region as Jeffrey Dunn skillfully weaves a tale of love, loss, and redemption in his exquisitely crafted literary fiction masterpiece, Wildcat: An Appalachian Romance. Immerse yourself in the depths of the rust belt's rugged landscapes, where the echoes of industrial disaster intertwine with the sublime beauty of nature, all while the characters navigate the delicate dance between past and future. In this poignant narrative, our protagonist, a retired English teacher, returns to his roots, lured back to the once-shuttered Hotel Wildcat, now revitalized as a c...
Hubcap Collection Plate
Hubcap Collection Plate is the collected poems of backwoods modernist Jeffrey Dunn. In six parts, "Cup of Joe" is Dunn's long poem of personal innocence and American experience. "The Belfast Bodhisattva" imagines Saint Patrick reborn as Buddhist Belfast Patrick and traveling to Spokane, WA, U.S.A. As deep as geologic and human history, "No Name Lake Coronach" is Dunn's lament for his eldest son's loss. "Bad Translations of Max Jacob" are just that. "When Hooker Books" is a collection of poems of love, and "Blake's Meatloaf" is a collection of literary homages to Blake, Baudelaire, Picasso, Baudelaire, O'Keeffe, Patti Smith, among others. Accessible, varied, personal, and American as a Blue Plate Special, Hubcap Collection Plate is "chokecherry pie in the sky."
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Dream Fishing the Little Spokane
Rooted in the Little Spokane River drainage, Jeffrey Dunn's novel Dream Fishing the Little Spokane is as local as it is American. For those who remember Richard Brautigan, this little book will be a Trout Fishing in America for the 21st Century. Meet the legendary Viper Bugloss who inhabits abandoned trailers and preys on campgrounds. Take a road trip with Carl Jung and his mother up the Little Spokane River to find "the split" in consciousness. Go on an erotic journey with Anais Nin to the Waikiki Ranch. Check into the Dream Fishing the Little Spokane Library where forgotten voices come to mind. Eavesdrop on Walt Whitman and Chief Spokane Garry as they wrestle with the material problem that...
Epistemic Consequentialism
An important issue in epistemology concerns the source of epistemic normativity. Epistemic consequentialism maintains that epistemic norms are genuine norms that are conducive to epistemic value. This volume presents the latest work on epistemic consequentialism by authors that are sympathetic to the view and those who are critical of it.--
Death Valley
WIth an engaging sense of humor, photographer and geologist Jeff Dunn provides a unique visual take on the size, severity, and sublimity of America's largest national park outside of Alaska. Dramatic photographs of the badlands, dunes, and unusually moist conditions are supplemented with wry observations, a geologic diagram, and surprise illustrations of how rocks tumble and how a ridge and a pond can look like a whale.
Lifestorm
What are we without our possessions? How do we continue when the foundations of our lives are rocked? Lifestorm begins when an upper middle class couple, Amanda and Jeffrey Dunn, return from a Hawaiian vacation to find their Hiller Highlands home destroyed in the Oakland Hills Firestorm of 1991. The loss of their possessions is only the beginning of their troubles. The couple deal with the tragedy differently. Amanda, initially frozen with panic, decides she is more than the things she once owned. Caught up in the rebuilding effort, dealing with her mother's serious injuries, she finds little time for the job that once defined her. Jeff becomes mired in anger, looking for someone to blame. H...
The Soul of Spiderman
What can you learn from Spider-man? What do you have in common with the most famous comic book super hero in history? You might just be surprised! From his transformation into a new creation to his struggles with forgiving those who have hurt him, Spider-Man’s story offers a startling parallel to the miraculous and everyday experiences of those who follow Jesus. Inspired by the stories and characters in three of the biggest box-office smashes of all time, The Soul of Spider-Man zooms in beyond the special-effects and big stars to examine the unexpected spiritual lessons spun into the background of the Spider-Man films. Readers will heed the warning against greed when they rewind the tragedy of the Green Goblin in the first Spider-Man, and will understand the importance of humility as they take a second look at the damage caused by Peter Parker’s inflated ego in Spider-Man 3. This fast-moving, entertaining take on the spirituality of Spider-Man includes a group discussion guide for film clubs, youth groups, or young adult small groups.
