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Where There's a Will
This is the latest novel by Irish novelist Mary Malone.
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The Wedding and Marriage of John Jones and Mary Malone
This play is called a spoof because it undercuts a few customs and conventions, often in a humorous vein, but it is not a parody or a satire. The underlying intention is an examination of some contemporary values relating to marriage. At times end rhyme is used in the interest of meaning. The play is printed here for the reader, however a copy more suitable for performance purposes can be supplied on contact with the author.
Mary Malone's Children
One day you wake up and, looking around you, realize that you canat possibly be where you thought you were, or think youare supposed to be. Mary Maloneas Children is the story of one manas not-quite-middle-aged, un-crisis journey through this other, surreal world in which he finds himself. His guide through this other world is an old Irish woman, who ultimately leads him so far over the Hills of Damnation that the Good Lord Himself canat find our poor not-quite-middle-aged manaeven with a pair of binoculars. Perhaps youave passed them along the waya].
Tough Diagnosing, Murphy's Law, and the Trouble That Comes with Them
This book is a synopsis of many medical stories. They include, but are not limited to rude personnel, kind personnel and many of the physical and emotional traumas that a patient and his or her family face during an illness. Illness is enough to deal with on its own, but as many find out the hard way, there can be so much more to contend with. Slow diagnosing, doubtful doctors and harsh criticism from those who are clueless are among some of the ordeals covered. It was difficult for me to live life outside of my chronic illness. My main symptom, or most obvious was fainting. I didn't think much of it at first. I knew it needed to be checked out, but thought it would be under control in little time. The surprises to me were outsiders who actually laughed when I dropped, adults as well as children: the most hurtful was the handful of family and friends who thought I was faking. I can't imagine judging any of them in that way. I hope this book touches the lives of those who read it no matter if you are the care giver or the patient or just an innocent bystander.
Our World
Mary Oliver, winner of the Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award, is one of the most celebrated poets in America. Her partner Molly Malone Cook, who died in 2005, was a photographer and pioneer gallery owner. Intertwining Oliver's prose with Cook's photographs, Our World is an intimate testament to their life together. The poet's moving text captures not only the unique qualities of her partner's work, but the very texture of their shared world.
The Amber Spyglass
Lyra and Will find themselves at the center of a battle between the forces of the Authority and those gathered by Lyra's father, Lord Asriel.
I Just Came Here to Dance
Paula Anne Fairbanks understands all about the unexamined life. And she likes hers that way. Until her world gets ripped smooth apart. Running from reality, Paula falls under the mythological spells being spun on Diana Maclean s porch. Surely Paula s own choices aren t to blame for the summer of insanity she spends at Diana s (known as the White Witch of Sociable, Texas). But do the stories that Diana tells relate at all to real life? If so, is existence then, truly a fairy tale? I JUST CAME HERE TO DANCE, a modern allegory, waltzes atop the line between the creative and the crazy, between the sacred and the maligned. Through myths it weaves together the multi-layers of personal Self with th...
Women & Christianity
"Students and scholars of Christian history will find Women & Christianity a refreshing and valuable resource. Women, Christian or otherwise, who seek an understanding of their past and their present will also find this book helpful."--BOOK JACKET.
