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Beautiful Losers
This novel revolves around four characters: a husband, a wife, their ambiguous mentor, and a mythical 17th-century Irquois virgin. Through them, the author provides an original and explicit examination of friendship, sex and spirituality.
Melodrome
Lerena Dost is a dominant and successful woman until she and her psychoanalyst Suano Botilecue cross an ethical boundary and are disgraced, after their sexual relationship is made known. Both lose everything. Then, a chance encounter with a mysterious woman in an elevator plants a number in Lerena's mind, which she plays in the lottery and wins. She decides that she will not touch her new fortune until she can reward her benefactor, who turns out to be none other than Dona Munava, the famed leader of a spiritual cult hidden away in the countryside far from the city. Lerena and Suano set out on.
Truth about Delilah Blue
At the age of eight, Delilah Blue Lovett was moved by herfather from Toronto to L.A., leaving her mother behind.Now twenty, Delilah is a struggling art student earning a surreptitiousdegree by modelling nude at a Los Angeles art college.While Delilah struggles with shyness at school, her fatherbegins to show signs of early-onset Alzheimer's, and her long-absentmother suddenly shows up with a younger sister intow . . . and a secret that will change everything.
Stop at Nothing
'Chillingly believable and absolutely addictive. I read it in three days flat.' Incredible.' LISA JEWELL Tess has always tried to be a good mother. Of course, there are things she wishes she'd done differently, but doesn't everyone feel that way? Then Emma, her youngest, is attacked on her way home from a party, plunging them into a living nightmare which only gets worse when the man responsible is set free. So when Tess sees the attacker in the street near their home, she is forced to take matters into her own hands. But blinded by her need to protect her daughter at any cost, might she end up putting her family in even greater danger? There's nothing she wouldn't do to make it right . . . ...
Grupos e terapia ocupacional
No âmbito da educação, este livro discute a desafiadora tarefa de ensinar e aprender a fazer grupos. Os 16 capítulos nele contidos são um convite, reflexivo e sensível, a conhecer o trabalho grupal em construção permanente com populações diversas - estudantes de graduação, crianças, jovens populares urbanos, mulheres e homens. Referência fundamental para estudantes, profissionais e professores de TO. Textos de Ana Carolina da Costa Savani, Andrea Perosa Saigh Jurdi, Barbara Cristina Mello, Cristina Freire Weffort, Eliane Dias de Castro, Elizabeth Maria Freire de Araújo Lima, Flavia Liberman, Gisela Maria de S. Nigro, Leonardo José Costa de Lima, Letícia Cohen, Livia Barbieri Scandiuzi, Marcia Cabral da Costa, Maria Inês Britto Brunello, Maria Luisa Gazabim Simões Ballarin, Mauricio Lourenção Garcia, Paula Giovana Furlan, Priscilla de Oliveira Luz, Priscilla Feres Spinola, Renata Caruso Mecca, Solange Tedesco, Sonia Maria Leonardi Ferrari, Stella Maris Nicolau, Tainah Iaizzo Longatti, Thaís Valente, Viviane Maximino e Yara de Sá.
Really Existing Nationalisms
Really Existing Nationalisms challenges the conventional view that Marx and Engels lacked the theoretical resources needed to understand nationalism. It argues that the two thinkers had a much better explanatory grasp of national phenomena than is usually supposed, and that the reasoning behind their policy towards specific national movements was often subtle and sensitive to the ethical issues at stake. Instead of offering an insular 'Marxian' account of nationalism, the book identifies arguments in Marx and Engels' writings that can help us to think more clearly about national identity and conflict today. These arguments are located in a distinctive theory of politics, which enabled the au...
What I Thought I Knew and other plays
WHAT I THOUGHT I KNEW and Other Plays, by Alice Eve Cohen Here are four brave, haunting, and heart-breakingly funny solo plays by writer and performer Alice Eve Cohen. WHAT I THOUGHT I KNEW is adapted from Cohen's award-winning memoir about her wildly unexpected pregnancy and the terrifying odyssey that ensued. In THIN WALLS, twelve disparate lives collide inside a century-old residential hotel, in a city in upheaval. THE PLAY THAT KNOWS WHAT YOU WANT takes the audience on an intimate journey entwining the myth of Odysseus with our contemporary desires and fears. In JESSICA'S CERVIX, Jessica floats out of her body to the ceiling and performs a darkly comic monologue, while her cervix is filmed for medical research. Cohen writes with humor, guts and honesty, finding the humanity in even the darkest roles. These gripping one-person plays, filled with multiple vibrant characters, have been presented at theatres and colleges around the country. They offer a thrilling challenge for any actor or director.
Letter From a Fictitious Person
Charlie and Frank were not brothers in blood, the only connection they were missing. But events spin their lives in completely opposite directions. Fate strikes again, Frank desperately needs to find Charlie, and hide him in plain sight.
Tracking Shadows
Harry Webb has been single for thirty-seven-years and holds an upper management position in a major insurance company. His father committed suicide in his first year in college. No note, nothing from his mother as to why, and a sudden estrangement from his younger sister, Denise. Harry meets Roberta Andrea Yancy, or Ray, as she tells him, at a motorcycle hill climb in western Massachusetts. Harry is smitten but it looks to him that she is not available. Then, out of the blue, Ray turns up in his life in the most unexpected way and just as unexpectedly, disappears. Harry has only thin information about Ray; where she lives, where she works, and little more about her parents. He is determined to track her down, but step by step he discovers that everything she has told him is a lie and a dead end. Then he figures out that it is the motorcycle event where he first met Ray that offers the possibility of tracking her down. It works and Harry is able to finally confront her, only to discover that he has all along been tracking the shadow of himself.
