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The Joy of Sketch
Using simple exercises, rediscover the pleasure you got from childhood drawing, before you became too self-conscious and self-critical to enjoy it. As we grow up, somehow we learn that drawing is hard and there are all sorts of rules about colour and perspective that stifle our creativity. This book is here to remind you of the joy you once found in creating, scribbling, getting something down on paper—and that it’s more about the process than the result. This accessible guide takes you by the hand, breaks down the barriers to sketching, and shows you how to build your confidence and skills to draw spontaneously, with nothing more than the things around you for inspiration. Through a series of simple exercises, you will learn how to sketch everyday items, people and places, using simple watercolour techniques to add colour to your sketchbooks.
The Dolls
Stories from a world both fantastically strange and gruellingly familiar where isolation, ruin, prejudice, and misinformation soar in an irresistible, susurrant fugue of displaced families yearning to belong In the four stories that make up The Dolls, characters are plagued by unexplained illnesses and oblique, human-made disasters and environmental losses. A big sister descends into the family basement. Another sister refuses her younger brother. A third sister with memory loss is on the run and offered shelter by Notpla, a man both an ally and an enemy. A fourth set of siblings travel to Hungary with their late mother in a coffin. They each have a different version of their mother's story....
The Death Watcher
Pre-order the 13th chilling and adrenaline-packed Robert Hunter thriller, from the #1 Sunday Times and multi-million-copy bestselling author, Chris Carter. When a routine autopsy on what looked like a straightforward hit-and-run leads the LA Chief Medical Examiner, Dr Carolyn Hove, to discover some puzzling inconsistencies, she calls in Detective Robert Hunter of the LAPD Ultra Violent Crimes Unit. Not only did Dr Hove discover that the death wasn’t caused by a hit-and-run, but she also found indications that the victim had been severely tortured prior to death. What no one realises is that what Dr Hove has stumbled upon is just the tip of the iceberg and it will lead Hunter and his partne...
Amanda's Love After Life
Russell Manning is handsome and intelligent; he always knows the right thing to say. As he goes about his days as a college student, Russell is completely unaware that a dead woman is in love with him. Amanda Bell-who has never seen another spirit since she died fifteen years earlier-has been following Russell since he was eight. She is always with him, watching as he matures, falls in and out of love, and learns independence. But when Russell strikes up a conversation with Tiffany Kendall, Amanda notices a man watching from a distance and realizes she has finally met another spirit. Vince, who is Tiffany's older brother, cannot stand Russell. As Russell and Tiffany's relationship progresses, Amanda and Vince embark on their own journey in which each discovers that although they are dead, their emotions are still very much alive. In this contemporary romance, two spirits desperate to see those they left behind find happiness soon realize that nothing can stop true love-even death.
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Abode of the Clouds
Women of the world have united and are attempting to save the world from spiraling into an abyss of ignorance, fear, greed and hate. They asked and they received; and the answer is shocking. But is it too late to save mankind? Extraterrestrials, UFOs, religion, Rh negative blood, inter-dimensional portals, chemtrails and conspiracy theories all enter into the entertaining and thought provoking story. This sequel picks up where Susan Alan's first book, 'In Our Image', left off.
An Unfinished Affair
The government has long been leaderless, and that is the way many want it to stay. That is, until problems arise. The budget is bloated, so too is the bureaucracy. The alphabet agencies are untrustworthy, Congress refuses to act. When the unthinkable happens, the president needs to break the mold and act unilaterally, but through which agency or bureau? The country is warned, will the leadership heed those warnings in time and who will be the instruments of our country's salvation?
Deceived Book 1
Jennifer James’ life has been anything from ordinary. The subject of hatred from her father made her delve into a life of broken relationships and friendships and the excuse that she is not the project of her own actions. After a brutal beating from her father when she was seven years old, Jennifer James struggles to find her place, whether in life or in her many relationships. Something from her past is haunting her. Is her mind playing tricks or is somebody pulling the strings? Jennifer cannot seem to figure out why bad things keep happening to her and to those around her. Even as she has children, there is always someone lurking in the background, plotting their next move to bring her down. Also introduced is Jennifer’s sister, Theresa, and her own take on her sister’s life. She also deals with the dysfunction of her own relationship with her child’s father and learning that first loves are hard to get over.
My Work
From the acclaimed author of The Employees, a radical, funny, and mercilessly honest novel about motherhood. After giving birth, Anna is utterly lost. She and her family move to the unfamiliar, snowy city of Stockholm. Anxiety threatens to completely engulf Anna, who obsessively devours online news and compulsively orders clothes she can’t afford. To avoid sinking deeper into her depression, she forces herself to read and write. My Work is a novel about the unique and fundamental experience of giving birth, mixing different literary forms—fiction, essay, poetry, memoir, and letters—to explore the relationship between motherhood, work, individuality, and literature.“Olga Ravn writes dazzlingly about the work of motherhood and the work of writing. Reading Ravn’s book, you run through the whole gamut of human emotion, as though you too were a new mother: tears, laughter, anger, fear, pain, frustration. This is powerful writing that’s hard to put down.”—Politiken
Faking it
"It is a long-held truism that 'the camera does not lie'. Yet, as Mia Fineman argues in this illuminating volume, that statement contains its own share of untruth. While modern technological innovations, such as Adobe's Photoshop software, have accustomed viewers to more obvious levels of image manipulation, the practice of "doctoring" photographs has in fact existed since the medium was invented. In "Faking It", Fineman demonstrates that today's digitally manipulated images are part of a continuum that begins with the earliest years of photography, encompassing methods as diverse as overpainting, multiple exposure, negative retouching, combination printing, and photomontage. Among the book'...
