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Steve Evans Manuscript Collection
Manuscript drafts of poems relating to Evan's "Edison doesn't invent the car" (1990) and "Algebra" (1992), together with correspondence.
Your Financial Freedom in Sight
Are you a small-business owner? Do you feel trapped in your job? Do you want to make more money? Until recently, I was a stereotypical, self-employed blind piano tuner pounding the streets of South East London, wondering how I was ever going to retire. Now, I am the owner of a growing property portfolio that provides me with a recurring income. This book will give you the tools to confidently build your own property portfolio, to enable you to become financially free, and to live the life you deserve.
Rescued from Hell
One man's journey into a ten year living nightmare and his astonishing true story of return. Was it an insane delusion or a Satanic deception? This is a tale both incredible and terrible, yet studded with life affirming humor and hope-filled insights into the spiritual realities that surround us.From the first chapter: "...It was then that god showed up. The divine being that had come into my off-campus farm house at Duke one and a half years earlier now reappeared. Then it had been bathed in shimmering light, filled with promise. Now it simply was there. More real than the floor and walls. More real than me. I could sense it with every fiber of my being, but I couldn't see it. Yet, its pres...
The Unstoppable Church
Living according to biblical principles has become more important than ever, and their truths must be sewn into the very fabric of the soul. In this book, author Steve Evans highlights six timeless truths that will serve a bedrock of faith when adversities loom. The message he shares will help the church avoid trivial arguments, navigate difficult seasons, and stay true to mission as it seeks to fulfill God’s will, and the principles within serve as the foundation for ministry to move forward in any seasons. Rather than teaching how to hedge against obstacles the church may face and opposition that may hinder the church from moving forward, this book encourages the church to take a faith-filled stance in the promises of God and move forward regardless of the obstacles. The author points to proven principles that have helped God’s people prevail in the midst of trying circumstances and guides Christians and church leaders to apply these principles in their lives. God is with us on the rainy days—and the sunny ones as well. It’s time to trust in the Lord.
Demented
A stately old people's home near Glasgow in Scotland is bought by a doctor with sinister motives. As his plan to commit terrorist outrages develops, the staff he schemes to use have ideas of their own. Behind it all there is another purpose only the doctor knows - until nurse Meli picks at his nightmare.
The Missing Peace
Is peace the missing piece in your day? Emotional distress and physical disease have something in common-stress! What is the antidote? The peace of Christ. Tragically, many Christians are living far below their true inheritance, engulfed in stress and captured by their own emotional life, rather than being lifted and carried on the river of peace God is sending their way each day. These 24 lessons from Healing Streams' Matters of the Heart teaching series will show you how to bring your heart to God and how to receive His Heart for you. Where our inner state is concerned, there are two great assignments which are actually gracious invitations to experience the life Jesus died to give us: The...
Unearthly Pleasures
Unearthly Pleasures is a sparkling collection of poetry from a mature poet at the top of his game. The poems radiate the generous warmth of an acute observer of humanity who manages to maintain his affection and understanding for the people and situations which populate his world. Steve Evans has the remarkable ability to observe and maintain an objective distance while still engaging directly and passionately with his subjects.
Family Jewels
An SS war criminal hides a treasure of Nazi insignia in Germany's Swabian Alps as World War II draws to a close. His plans are foiled and two women come together to keep the secret. Fifty years later news of the treasure has leaked out. The two women are determined no one should ever know, but the neo-Nazi son of the war criminal who hid the jewels will kill to find it.
Don't Laugh at Me, I'm Just the Driver
Think of your favourite actor, now imagine meeting them, even better `working with them`, thats what i did. I have spent nearly 20 years in the company of some of the most funniest, friendliest people you could ever choose to meet but i`ve seen the downside, the depression, anger and jelousy. One man changed my life, i`ve been a Driver, friend, bodyguard, waiter and counsellor, in other areas of my life i`ve been a dad, brother, partner, lover, prostitute, straight, gay and Bi...ive been at death door more than once, i fought some battles and most i`ve won.Norman always say`s `he`s a luckily little devil` well i`m not lucky or a devil but i wouldn`t change a minute of it. This book is about my life so far, the people i met, driven, pissed off and admired, the situations i got into and out of, the laughter and jokes but most of all the friends and friendship and most of all its about my mate `Norman, Pitkin, Nitwit, Short arse` all of which you will remember. enjoy the book.
Animal Instincts
'Steve is a fine exponent of lyrical poetry - the exacting nature and resonant quality of his verse has been there from the start, and he has been an influential figure in Australian poetry.' - Anthony Lawrence 'Even in the world of the very ordinary, Evans finds extraordinary poetry.' - Peter Goldsworthy 'The stunning "Bent Wolf" sequence moves between observer and observed with poems of delight and revelation in assured, original voices that range from wry to cunning to gritty.' - David Adès 'Steve Evans has been a substantial figure in Australian poetry for several decades.' - Geoff Page 'Steve Evans takes the tiny, the taken-for-granted, the cats and dogs, birds and bees, snails and ants that accompany us through our "very big and important" human lives and casts them on a higher plane than we can ever hope to land upon.' - Louise Nicholas
