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Hope is the Last to Die
Con artist Jimmy Ford has coerced, stolen, and cheated. Now, in the aftermath of an unspeakable chain of events, Jimmy lands in Naples, Italy, to clear his conscience and dismiss the poisonous notion of inevitable misery from his life. He seeks the help from his cousin Nina, who resides in Naples, all while keeping the truth of what really brought him to Italy away from Nina for as long as possible. But past lives are difficult to forget, and old tricks are even harder to dispose of as Jimmy accidentally witnesses a brutal act committed by the local mafia, the Camorra. Aiding him through his initial struggle of what to do next is Arianna, a woman who is a prisoner of a failing relationship a...
Schumann's Piano Cycles and the Novels of Jean Paul
A study on the influence which the German novelist Jean Paul Friedrich Richter had upon Robert Schumann's music.
Harper's New Monthly Magazine
Important American periodical dating back to 1850.
Since My Last Confession
Kathryn Donovan solved every puzzle that came her way...except for one. She has realized her marriage is crumbling. Thanks to her lackadaisical-natured husband, Kathryn takes it upon herself to concoct a sinful plan to mend the troubles at home: she will cheat on her husband and trick herself into falling back in love with him all for the sake of sparing her daughter the pain of a broken home. Meanwhile, the body of the senator's daughter is found in the middle of a secluded road, and being the grand puzzler Kathryn claims to be, she decides to tackle the mystery behind the death as well. But balancing her solution to extinguish marital issues and solve a possible murder becomes too much for...
Louisiana Women
Highlights the significant historical contributions of some of Louisiana's most noteworthy and also overlooked women from the eighteenth century to the present. This volume underscores the cultural, social, and political distinctiveness of the state and showcases how these women affected its history.
Catfish Pond Woman
The Mississippi Delta is a hard place to be. A world of apocalyptic snowstorms, teen moonshiners, and bulletproof roaches, of honky tonks and kudzu, Dollar General and a predatory Reverend. Told across eleven evocative stories, Catfish Pond Woman explores the isolating experience of growing up, asking: where do we go when home no longer feels like home? Bianca McCarty’s striking debut is a tender, surreal depiction of a young woman—curious, wry, and rebellious—searching for herself in the wake of loss, amid a splintered family and a stifling small town.
Bonfires & Other Vigils
Any event can be a vigil: a walk by a river, a flu shot at Walgreens, an hour spent by a bird feeder attracting mostly cardinals. A vigil means you are keeping watch, and these poems are watching the world around them—and the worlds beneath those worlds, too. The poems in this collection pull from dreams and apparitions as much as they do reality: a woman in a house, a coffee mug, a book of matches, a load of unfolded laundry, a goldfish won at a county fair. All is fair game. Bonfires & Other Vigils celebrates the watching in unconventional ways. Readers can expect to revel in the elusive wonder of haziness, otherworldliness, and wildness of examining life through lenses of vigilant dreaming.
