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Paul Fisher "UNPLUGGED"
‘Paul Fisher: Unplugged’ is an in-depth guide to all aspects of the modeling industry, with Paul giving detailed examples and insight based on his 25 years of operating in this unique position in the business. This is the first time that so much information has been presented so objectively and independently, without leaning bias or influence, by someone with such vast international experience, all in one place. The book includes the dangers all future models and parents should know of and secrets on how are stars are truly created. Modeling in New York, Los Angeles, Paris, Milan, the UK, Asia and other major markets are all discussed in depth.
Like a River to the Sea
“Like a River to the Sea” is the story of an ordinary man, who, it turns out, has a most extraordinary story to tell. Joshua Davidson was born in Nashville Tennessee; in his 41st year, he is about to die there. This is the story of his life, his loves, his hopes, dreams and fears. It is also the story of what happens to him at the moment he shuffles off this mortal coil, and then what lays beyond. It will change the way you look at your own life, and how you tell your own story. Joshua’s story will help you to understand how all the seemingly random people and events that collide with us in our lives are, in fact, quite premeditated and full of purpose.
The Grand Affair
A Wall Street Journal and Times Literary Supplement Book of the Year | Long-listed for the Plutarch Award A bold new biography of the legendary painter John Singer Sargent, stressing the unruly emotions and furtive desires that drove his innovative work and defined the transatlantic, fin de siècle culture he inhabited. A great American artist, John Singer Sargent is also an abiding enigma. While dressing like a businessman and crafting a highly respectable persona, he scandalized viewers on both sides of the Atlantic with the frankness and sensuality of his work. He charmed the nouveaux riches as well as the old money, but he reserved his greatest sympathies for Bedouins, Spanish dancers, a...
Singing in a Strange Land
My late brother, Anthony, suffered lifelong disabilities of mind, body and emotion, spending most of his adult life in land-based working communities for people with learning difficulties. This narrative of his life in its 'minute particulars' is punctuated by social and theological reflections on the times through which we have both lived and the lessons we can learn from his communities that are so urgently needed in today's deeply endangered world. The fundamental unity of our shared human and planetary community, flowing from and finding its fulfilment in God who is a community of relationships, is being torn apart by our selfish, greedy and destructive behaviour. Our only option for cou...
An Exaltation of Tongues
"Paul Fisher's An Exaltation of Tongues is accessible and then unusual, for it does not receive a spirit, speaking in tongues, unknowable and nourished somehow on high. His poetry sustains affirmation in an unaffirming, unsustainable world." Judith Hall, author of The Promised Folly
Rumors of Shore
The wildness of the natural world, and of the spirit, just barely contained; the elemental and the ephemeral; a primal darkness full of stars; fistfuls of tart black fruit¿this is the stuff out of which Paul Fisher makes his poems, poems that are mysterious and musical and often terrifyingly beautiful, carved out of the strange light of this world ¿into luck, luminosities, pearls.¿¿Cecilia Woloch, author of CarpathiaWhen there is no wind, rain / tells vertical stories about the ground,¿ writes Paul Fisher, and in taut poem after taut poem he translates those stories, moving vertically downward through ¿ghost-riddled strata¿ and upward beyond ¿Christ-old sequoia,¿ then horizontally t...
House of Wits
A portrait of the eccentric and brilliant James family, which produced three famous children--novelist Henry, philosopher William, and feminist Alice--examines the experiences, relationships, ideas, conflicts, and lifestyle that shaped members of the family.
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