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When legends come to life the world trembles from a single name. Ronin. Once-heroes from a different age, they wield elemental powers ... wind, water, fire, stone, forest, sun, moon, flesh, and metal. At the same time, a young man discovers his best friend with a sword in her stomach, and dark wings sprouting from her back. Guards rush onto the scene, accuse him of the act, and he is forced to flee. In a new world without his memories, Gray must find his way amid legends and darkness, as he wrestles with an elemental power inside himself. A power all too similar to the infamous Ronin ...
Matt Wolf's book chronicles ten amazing years for the Donmar and for Mendes, combining accounts of numerous productions and extensive interviews with Mendes himself and more than sixty Donmar alumni: Sondheim, Nicole Kidman, Gwyneth Paltrow, Alan Cumming, Helen Mirren, Stephen Dillane and Jennifer Ehle, to name but a few. This celebration of the Donmar's tenth anniversary is full of candid conversation, analyses of its successes as well as its failures, and trenchant behind-the-scenes reporting. It is also the Donmar's farewell to Sam Mendes, who is leaving the theatre to pursue other opportunities on the stage and screen. As director of American Beauty, for which he won an Academy Award, and Road to Perdition, his future is as bright as his past.
"Stephen Vider considers how the meanings of domesticity shifted for gay men and lesbians from the late 1960s to early 1980s, from a site of supposed isolation or deviance, to a source of identity, community, and pleasure. His manuscript reveals the multiple uses, appeals, and limits of domesticity for LGBTQ people in the post-World War II period, in their efforts to make social and sexual connections, and to appeal for expanded rights and freedoms. For example, the 1970s witnessed an efflorescence of gay communal households that proved to be seedbeds for alternative modes of domesticity, using the privacy of domestic space to achieve broader social and political changes. Vider brings a novel perspective to gay identity and culture, examining domesticity as a meeting point between practices and discourse, the local and national, the private and the public"--
"The Day Trader" - Jetzt neu als Broschurausgabe! Dieses Buch liefert einen einzigartigen Einblick in die geheime Welt des Day Trading, und zwar aus der Sicht eines ganz Großen der Branche - Lewis Borsellino. In der Welt des Day Trading entscheiden Titanen in Bruchteilen von Sekunden über riesige Geldsummen, und von einem Augenblick auf den anderen entstehen oder verschwinden ganze Vermögen. Erfolgreiche Day Trader sind intelligent, aggressiv und haben das Glück auf ihrer Seite. In "The Day Trader" spricht Borsellino über seinen unglaublichen Ansturm auf die Chicago Mercantile Exchange, seinen Weg in den Maklerstand auf dem Parkett und in den elektronischen Handel - und -, er erzählt f...
Aaron has run away from his foster home and is running away from a group of men, from whom he stole a wallet. He runs into a forest where he is bitten by a large animal. The boy is found by a writer who takes him home and the story unfolds
Gray is dying from the bloodpact and must resolve his vow made in blood with the enigmatic Faye. Farhaven as a whole is threatened by a new evil. In an effort to consolidate power and save his city, Mathelstan steals the Ronin's blades and puts Darius before the crucible of fire.Ayva must rally Zane and Helix to find the other young legends in order to save Farhaven. A darkness, an ancient evil, seeks to blot out the sun and end the Ronin's quest once and for all.Nefarious pirates, grand sea battles, water serpents and much more await in this thrilling installment of The Ronin Saga. The Tides of Fate are ever-shifting.
Two men versus an army of convicts. They have a whole city to save but for one of them its a mission to save a close friend from the clutches of a madman. The Deadly Release is set in Bath, England in the late twentieth century. Wolf Schroeder is an ex-special forces soldier; he finds true love and renews old friendships in this story about one man's struggle to come to terms with death and tragedy. Yet even with this adversity he will still help his friends and save a city.
Borderline is a book that works on so many levels that it is almost unclassifiable. It is a genuinely warm, tender, humorous coming of age story while at the same time being a novel that is smart, informative and illuminating in the fields of genetics, autism as an increasingly proliferating condition, fast food and obesity as national crises, and the overemphasis of pill-popping for invented childhood and adult disorders.
Reflections by the author of Dancing at Lughnasa on Irish writers, the theater, nationalism, Catholicism, and his childhood
'Harffy's Dunston is a fantastic creation – old, creaking and misanthropic. The forest is beautifully evoked. A treat of a book' The Times. AD 838. Deep in the forests of Wessex, Dunston's solitary existence is shattered when he stumbles on a mutilated corpse. Accused of the murder, Dunston must clear his name and keep the dead man's daughter alive in the face of savage pursuers desperate to prevent a terrible secret from being revealed. Rushing headlong through Wessex, Dunston will need to use all the skills of survival garnered from a lifetime in the wilderness. And if he has any hope of victory against the implacable enemies on their trail, he must confront his long-buried past – beco...