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Living Christ: An Exposition of the Immortality of Man in Soul and Body is a work written by Paul Tyner. Tyner is an Irish-born and American-educated Rosicrucianist and was a member of the Fraternitas Rosae Crucis, rising to be a member of the Council of Three within the secret society.The purpose of this book is to argue for man's immortality, not only in a physical sense but also in a spiritual sense. The author believes that every individual has immortality within their grasp. The book relies heavily on the text of the Bible for the conclusions it draws. See the chapter entitled Scriptural Evidences of Bodily Immortality for example. It should be noted that the teachings of Tyner at times differ wildly from anything presented in The Bible. For example, to obtain physical immortality, the author recommends, "In summer, let our naked bodies reflect and be reflected in the sun, baring it to the open air, by brook side, or sea-shore."This book will definitely appeal to those interested in a form of non-traditional spiritualism. While frequent references are made to The Bible, the teachings in Living Christ are vastly different from that of most Christian religions. An interesting and enlightening book about a little known practice.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com

Living Christ: An Exposition of the Immortality of Man in Soul and Body (Classic Reprint), by Paul Tyner

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"Marcus (THE NEW ME) has written a novel of weight and heart. Forthright in chronicling harrowing conditions of the era and Southern setting while not succumbing to stereotypes, she reveals the complexities of humanity and demonstrates a keen ear for the music of language in the individual voices of her characters. Lovers of THE HELP and civil rights–era literary fiction will enjoy this book." – Library Journal "Marcus’ well-crafted, highly accessible novel can readily be compared to THE HELP, by Kathryn Stockett (2009), for its recognition of the lot of black domestic servants. However, there is one major difference, and that is the way Marcus writes about the creative impulse. Billy Ray’s descriptions of his music making are both wondrous and joyful." – Booklist "LAVINA is one of the best books I've read in a long time. Mary Marcus gives distinctive voice to three engaging characters, bringing our compassion and sympathy to each of them as she deftly unravels their complex story of heartache, courage, and love." – Diane Chamberlain, international bestselling author of NECESSARY LIES "LAVINA is a richly nuanced journey to Louisiana during the civil rights era and contemporary times that encompasses the liberating but pain-filled emergence of R&B and rock and roll. Mary Marcus has a mystical insight into the agony and ecstasy of the creative process and the lives of performers. She also unflinchingly brings alive the insane disparity of lives of rich and poor, and black and white, and sees both the pain, the cruelty and also the love and richness of the South." – Danny Goldberg, author of BUMPING INTO GENIUSES NATIONAL BESTSELLER Mary Jacob grew up as an anomaly. A child of Louisiana in the early sixties, she found little in common with most of the people in her community and in her household, and her best friend was Lavina, the black woman who cooked and cleaned for her family. Billy Ray had an incredible gift he kept to himself. Alone except for his mother Lavina in the racially segregated and tense early ’60s, Billy Ray constantly dreamed up ways he could get his mother out of the big white house where she cooked and cleaned. Especially away from the white girl who he imagined his mother loved more than she loved him. Mary Jacob escaped her history and established a fresh, if imperfect, life for herself in New York. Billy Ray chased fame, and came up a broken musician grasping for small gigs.  When both are called back to their hometown, Mary Jacob and Billy Ray discover truths about the past they’ve spent a lifetime forgetting – about the lives they left behind, and about a fateful day three decades earlier when three lives changed forever. A generation-spanning story both intimate and enormous in scope, LAVINA is a novel rich in humanity, sharp in its indictments, and stunning in its resolution.

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Review "Marcus (The New Me) has written a novel of weight and heart. Forthright in chronicling harrowing conditions of the era and Southern setting while not succumbing to stereotypes, she reveals the complexities of humanity and demonstrates a keen ear for the music of language in the individual voices of her characters. Lovers of The Help and civil rights–era literary fiction will enjoy this book."– Library Journal"Thoughtful fiction that once again exposes the dark enigma of America's racist past and present." - Kirkus“Marcus’ well-crafted, highly accessible novel can readily be compared to The Help, by Kathryn Stockett(2009), for its recognition of the lot of black domestic servants. However, there is one major difference, and that is the way Marcus writes about the creative impulse. Billy Ray’s descriptions of his music making are both wondrous and joyful.”— Booklist "Lavina is one of the best books I've read in a long time. Mary Marcus gives distinctive voice to three engaging characters, bringing our compassion and sympathy to each of them as she deftly unravels their complex story of heartache, courage, and love."– Diane Chamberlain, international bestselling author of Necessary Lies"Lavina is a richly nuanced journey to Louisiana during the civil rights era and contemporary times that encompasses the liberating but pain-filled emergence of R&B and rock and roll. Mary Marcus has a mystical insight into the agony and ecstasy of the creative process and the lives of performers. She also unflinchingly brings alive the insane disparity of lives of rich and poor, and black and white, and sees both the pain, the cruelty and also the love and richness of the South."– Danny Goldberg, author of Bumping into Geniuses“Lavina is a taut simmering and thoroughly southern work of art. Prepare to lose yourself in this thrilling novel, beautifully crafted by the awesomely talented Ms. Marcus.”– Robert Tate Miller, author of Forever Christmas“Mary Marcus writes witty insightful novels that echo all the interesting places she's lived – New York, Los Angeles, Shreveport, Louisiana. Her work reminds somehow of Joan Didion, Mary Karr and James Elroy. Don't ask me how.” – Claudia Dreifus, author/journalist"Mary Marcus' Lavina is a sprawling, passionate Southern Gothic nightmare which beautifully depicts the transformative power of musical creation. Billy Ray jumps from the page as a living, breathing embodiment of Louisiana's Black roots music."– Blake Leyh, Emmy Award-winning music supervisor of The Wire and Treme“The author certainly poured her heart and soul into this novel. I was drawn into the different narrative voices, but one of the most effective aspects of the book was the use of the vernacular – you can hear the characters speaking – just excellent!”– And the Story Unfolds“Loved, loved everything about LAVINA by Mary Marcus – beautifully crafted, from the stunning front cover, the well-developed characters, setting, plot, and remarkable storytelling.”– Must Read Books“For anyone looking for a masterly written and beautiful packaged novel, I recommend LAVINA by Mary Marcus. It’s a phenomenal read!”– Ninovelty“One of the most beautifully written books I've read.”– Meanderings and Musings“Mary Marcus does an astounding job in reaching out to the reader, bringing them into the story as if the characters themselves were sitting beside us, telling us everything that happened, seemingly interrupting each other and filling in details. It's quite an amazing novel, simple as that.”– The Coffee Pot

About the Author Mary Marcus was born and raised in Louisiana but left for New York after graduating from Tulane. She worked for many years in the advertising and fashion industries for Neiman Marcus, Vogue, Lancôme, Faberge, and San Rio Toys, where she worked on the Hello Kitty brand. Marcus’ short fiction has appeared in North Atlantic Review, Karamu, Fiction, Jewish Women’s Literary Journal and The New Delta Review among others. She lives in Los Angeles and the East End of Long Island. She is the author of one previous novel, The New Me.

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. 3.5 stars for me By Ashley Farley Lavina is a strange book, one step shy of Southern gothic, although some may say it easily fits the criteria for the genre. If you are a fan of Southern literature, this one is a #mustread for your summer TBR list. The cast of eccentric characters will hold you captive on a dark journey through the deep South in the unsettled days of the Civil Rights Movement in 1960s.Mary Jacob hasn’t been home to Louisiana in more than two decades. When she returns to Murpheysfield to visit her estranged father on his deathbed, the forgotten secrets of her past come back to haunt her. Through alternating points of view, Mary Marcus shares the events leading up to the tragedy that changes not only Mary Jacob’s life but the lives of her beloved black housekeeper, Lavina, who Mary Jacob loves like her own mother, and Lavina’s son, Billy Ray.Through beautifully written description, Marcus brought back many memories of my own childhood. She nailed the tone of the novel, from all three points of view.With that said, I got bogged down in places, in the deep pockets of description that did little to drive the plot forward. Repetitive at times and unnecessarily wordy at others, Marcus exerts more effort than necessary to drive the point home. I skimmed and skipped but I never consider abandonment.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. I liked Lavina much better than "The New Me" a rather ... By Simone Shevelle I liked Lavina much better than "The New Me" a rather superficial LA chic book. Lavinia is more thoughtful, emotionally authentic and interesting. However, as with "The New Me" Marcus needs a better editor. It is too long. Marcus knows her Southern accent and cooking and she knows the power of abusive relationships. Worth reading.

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. Compelling, touching, and thought provoking! By WRB Murpheysfield, Louisiana – 1960’s – There was much discrimination and racial tension during the civil rights era. The black women cleaned, cooked, and many times raised the children of affluent whites, as their own, before the days of civil rights and integration. The story demonstrates strong truths about racism during the era of Martin Luther King.This book is not just about race, but also the struggle to find one’s identity and to become accepted. There are strong themes of heartache, hate, attachment, and love. I must say that I found slight similarities to The Help by Kathryn Stockett, and yet they were so different.The core of the book is formed by three extraordinary characters, and cleverly gives the story three different perspectives. The history of the day is dramatically told in their own distinct voices, which brought the story to vivid life.Lavina – A lovable character that exuded strength, and managed to carry on and care about others despite an unjust system. She loved Mary Jacob like her own child. She really added humor to the story.Mary Jacob hated her father most of her life. She’d always thought of him as having a hard and rigid heart, and knowing there was no love between them. The only reliable love and comfort she felt as a child was from Lavina, the family’s housekeeper. She thought of Lavina as her mother. Her biological mother was confined to bed because of being ill and there was very little interaction between them.Billy Ray, son of Lavina, and not very likable, had been lonely for most of his fifteen years. Nobody had been in his life except his mother and he harbored so much hate and anger in his heart. But as he got older, music became a huge part of his life and he was finally able to express himself, putting his thoughts and feelings into his music.The author certainly poured her heart and soul into this novel. I was drawn into the different narrative voices, but one of the most effective aspects of the book was the use of the vernacular – you can hear the characters speaking – just excellent!One negative comment – I didn’t like the profanity used, especially by Billy Ray, finding it to be offensive, and it serves no purpose in my opinion. That being said, I found Lavina to be a compelling, touching, and thought provoking read. Just excellent! 4+ stars.I received an advance reading copy of this book from The Story Plant in exchange for an honest review.

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C. S. Lewis and His Circle: Essays and Memoirs from the Oxford C.S. Lewis SocietyFrom Oxford University Press

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For over thirty years, the Oxford C. S. Lewis Society has met weekly in the medieval colleges of the University of Oxford. During that time, it has hosted as speakers nearly all those still living who were associated with the Inklings--the Oxford literary circle led by C. S. Lewis--as well as authors and thinkers of a prominence that nears Lewis's own.C. S. Lewis and His Circle offers the reader a chance to join this unique group. Roger White has worked with Society past presidents Brendan and Judith Wolfe to select the most important talks, which are here made available to the wider public for the first time. They exemplify the best of traditional academic essays, thoughtful memoirs, and informal reminiscences about C. S. Lewis and his circle. The reader will reimagine Lewis's Cosmic Trilogy with former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, read philosopher Elizabeth Anscombe's final word on Lewis's arguments for Christianity, hear the Reverend Peter Bide's memories of marrying Lewis and Joy Davidman in an Oxford hospital, and learn about Lewis's Narnia Chronicles from his former secretary.Representing the finest of both personal and scholarly engagement with C. S. Lewis and the Inklings, the talks collected here set a new tone for engagement with this iconic Oxford literary circle-a tone close to Lewis's own Oxford-bred sharpness and wryness, seasoned with good humor and genuine affection for C. S. Lewis and his circle.

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Review "This book is a treat. Just when you might have thought there wasn't much more to say about Lewis, Tolkien, and their friends, we have a rich and diverse collection of reflections, reminiscences, expositions, and engagements from angles both expected and unexpected. By retaining the spoken style of the original contributions to the Oxford C. S. Lewis Society (not quite a new Inklings, not quite a new Socratic Club, but sharing the heritage of both), the editors give us the sense that we are there in Oxford, thinking through issues old and new, always being challenged to fresh visions of literature, faith, and a hundred other topics. There is here much to ponder, much to praise." --Rt. Revd. Prof. N. T. Wright, St. Mary's College, St. Andrews

"Among the many worthwhile studies of C. S. Lewis which have been published in recent years, this will prove to be among the most important. It gives us authentic and candid insights into his personal as well as his literary and scholastic life, adds significantly to our understanding of why his reputation continues to expand worldwide, and deepens his influence." --Aidan Mackey, Senior Fellow, G. K. Chesterton Institute

"The Oxford C. S. Lewis Society has always been a beacon for students of C. S. Lewis, his friends, and their shared vision. In this splendid collection, the editors share with us the choicest fruits of thirty years of scholarship and conversation. The result is an illuminating tribute to Lewis and an intellectual feast worthy of the liveliest of Inklings gatherings." --Carol Zaleski, co-author (with Philip Zaleski) of The Fellowship: The Literary Lives of the Inklings: J. R. R. Tolkien, C. S. Lewis, Owen Barfield, Charles Williams

"The book is a treasure for Lewis fans. Highly recommended."--J. R. Griffin, Colorado State University, CHOICE

"The satisfactions of this volume are legion- far too numerous to be contained in this brief review. It is far better to find the book itself, along with a comfortable chair."--Sehnsucht: The C. S. Lewis Journal

About the Author Roger White is curator of the Inklings Special Collection for the University Libraries as well as Professor of Ministry for the Seminary at Azusa Pacific University in Azusa, California. Judith Wolfe is Lecturer (Associate Professor) in Theology and the Arts at the University of St. Andrews, Scotland. She has published widely on C. S. Lewis and is the founding general editor of the Journal of Inklings Studies.Brendan N. Wolfe is a Germanic philologist at Oxford, editor of the Journal of Inklings Studies, and past president and secretary of the C. S. Lewis Society of Oxford University.

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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. A distinctive, important contribution to Inklings studies By Holly E. Ordway "CS Lewis & His Circle" offers a distinct and valuable contribution to the study of the Inklings: essays and memoirs from 30 years of the Oxford C.S. Lewis Society. Every essay in it was originally a talk given to the members of the Oxford C.S. Lewis Society, which meets weekly during the academic year. Thus, the volume offers insights both into Lewis and the other Inklings, and also to the development of Inklings studies over the past three decades. Indeed, the title of the book is very apt: CS Lewis and his circle can be taken to mean not only Lewis and his own friends and family (represented in the content of the volume) but also Lewis and his readers and critics (represented in the authors of the essays).The essays are arranged in thematic categories - "Philosophy and Theology," "Literature," "Memories of CS Lewis by His Family and Friends," and "Memories of the Inklings." Within each section the topics and styles vary, reflecting the varied nature of the actual talks. The Philosophy section contains gems such as Elizabeth Anscombe discussing Lewis's famous re-write of Miracles after his debate with her; the Literature section includes pieces by Rowan Williams and noted Tolkien scholar Tom Shippey; the Memoirs section includes fascinating new material by a range of those who knew Lewis. Scholars will find much of value in the more academic pieces, but interested non-academic readers will also profit by reading both the academic and the more informal pieces. One of the great strengths of the Lewis Society is that it is open to anyone who wishes to attend, whether they be student, scholar, or simply a reader who enjoys the Inklings' work - and introduces them to the world of lively discussion and debate by a range of views on the Inklings.The diversity of the Society is reflected in the talks. Some of the essays prompted me to disagree with certain points of interpretation - but in a productive way, very much in keeping with the spirit of discussion of the Society meetings themselves. Lewis Society talks demand attention, and reward it. So too with this volume. It's not a light read (but there are plenty of light-weight volumes on the Inklings already!), but one that is worth reading slowly and attentively.In addition to having a solid and interesting selection of essays and memoirs, the book also has an excellent closing essay by Michael Ward on the history of the CSL Society. It's well worth reading this essay immediately after the Foreword (about the founding of the Society) as it provides context and a sense of what the Society is all about - and it will deepen the reader's appreciation of the essays included here. And it's also beautifully edited and produced, which is the icing on the cake. This volume is both a rewarding testament to the depth of Lewis studies over the past thirty years, and a case study in the sort of environment that produces excellent scholarship and lively community. Since the Lewis Society is still going strong today, this book is a good sign for the future of Inklings Studies as well as valuable in its own right. It's a must-have addition to the bookshelf of anyone who's seriously interested in Lewis and his fellow Inklings.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Some essays held my interest more than others, but a solid read By Stuart Dunn The Oxford University of C. S. Lewis Society is a group founded to discuss the works of C. S. Lewis, including his theology, fiction, and poetry. It is inspired by the Inklings and adopted a lot of their traditions, like retiring to the "Eagle and Child" after most meetings. Members include C. S. Lewis's friends, family, former students, and even his editor/biographer. To make a small sample of this meetings available to the public, Oxford University Press combed through the more than 200 talks given and published a book entitled C. S. Lewis and his Circle.The book is divided into two parts - Essays and Memoirs. The essays focus on philosophy, theology, and literature with the memoirs focusing on memories of both C. S. Lewis and the Inklings. There are some pretty big name contributors in this book including Owen Barfield; Alister McGrath; Rowan Williams; and a personal hero of mine, Metropolitan Kallistos Ware. However, not all the selections were of equal interest to me. Some I had to force myself to get through, but others kept me so engaged that I was sad when they were finished. This is all a matter of personal preference, though. What I find interesting you might find a bore and vice versa.Anyone who has read my other reviews knows I am a sucker for anything Narnia, so of course I found Chapter Ten: "It All Began with a Picture: The Making of C. S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia" to be the most fascinating. In this essay, Lewis's biographer Walter Hooper references a Lewis quote which goes, "At every tick of the clock, in every inhabited part of the world, an unimaginable richness and variety of 'history' falls off the world into total oblivion." This is the basis for Hooper's essay in which he talks about how so little of Lewis's work on Narnia survived because Lewis destroyed most of it. Thankfully, some of it did escape the trash bin, and Hooper shares with us how the stories came into being, grew, and evolved into the series we know and love.Overall, this was a worthwhile read and one that will be of interest to C. S. Lewis fans and to a lesser degree, Inklings fans. I have read many books which offer opinions on Lewis and the Inklings, but few of them had contributions from people who actually knew the man. Therefore, it was refreshing to glean some first hand knowledge of the man. As I said earlier, not everything that captured or even kept my attention, but the essays and memories that did made the book worthwhile to me. If you are a serious fan of C. S. Lewis, like me, then you'll definitely want to check this book out.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. This book was everything I wanted and more By Shelley and Son Books I could not have been more pleased with this book. While it mostly provided insights into Lewis and his world, I felt that I received peripheral flashes of light into the Oxford CSL Society as well. Though I have read a significant number of books about Lewis, The Inklings, and their world, not one of the 19 essays in this book failed to provide new insights and information. The more academic essays were helpful especially Kallistos Ware's Sacramentalism in CS Lewis and Charles Williams; Shippey's the Lewis Diaries; and Hooper's It All Began with a Picture. But the memoirs were even better. Vicar Ronald Head's modest and straight forward account of having CS Lewis as a parishioner was truly delightful. Walter Hooper always adds something new to our understanding of Lewis as he does in The Inklings. But my favorite is by the man I find so fascinating, Peter Bide. I don't think a humbler servant of God could exist. His account of officiating at the marriage of Lewis and Davidman is just charming. Surely there are more presentations to the Society that can be gotten into print. I hope so.

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Contrary to some of the beliefs "out there" individuals with mental health illnesses can be very intelligent, and capable of exp By Paradigm It is clear that the author Steele has extensively researched the information around the asylum this book is based on, even to the extent of personally visiting the facility. The Bird Box is a real eye opener as to the horrendous injustices that were forced upon helpless souls which today would never be considered to be insane individuals! Contrary to some of the beliefs "out there" individuals with mental health illnesses can be very intelligent, and capable of experiencing many emotions including intense "hurt". The individuals living in the asylum would have been some of these! The characters which would have been considered to be insane and needing to be locked up all had something valuable to offer and were unique in their own way, providing benefits in their own special way to the group. Jakie was an example of this with his knowledge of herbs and mushrooms to aid in the healing of the patients ailments. The Bird Box is a story of truth woven together in a magical manner. The ending is such a surprise and exhilaration that you find yourself almost running behind the car and willing it to go faster to ensure that these two lovely people will be successful in their escape! Curious about a sequel and how it would unfold!

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. All We Have is Each Other By Pino I was transported by K.J. Steele to a world much different from anything I am familiar with. The Bird Box sensitively captures the experience of human beings held against their will, some for reasons not justifiable in the context of today’s understanding of mental illness. What I found most fascinating though was how the characters, their interactions, and their challenges resonated across the ages and their circumstances. I expected the novel to criticize the treatment of patients and I expected to see cruelty, contempt, and venality. I didn’t expect a love story, or to laugh out loud, or the compassion, kindness and loyalty of inmates and staff. The Bird box was at times dark, at times inspiring, and ultimately a hugely satisfying read.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. A Captivating Story I Won't Soon Forget! By Wendy Catalano, C Set in 1954, The Bird Box takes place at the Lakeshore Insane Asylum in Toronto.K.J. Steele creates troubled yet lovable characters and a believable story that gives us a unique glimpse inside the minds of those society has locked away. Readers are shocked to learn of the extremely cruel treatment and experiments performed on those deemed different or difficult to manage.We can easily see that the author is fascinated by human nature and passionate about giving a voice to those so often unheard. She is a great believer in the power and resilience of the human spirit.A captivating story I won't soon forget!

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Chromatic Labyrinths Mandalas for Serenity: Mandalas for Serenity and Mindfulness (Volume 1),

Chromatic Labyrinths Mandalas for Serenity: Mandalas for Serenity and Mindfulness (Volume 1), by Juan D Abad

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Mandala... a word from Sanskrit that means “circle”. Mandalas are a symbol of great significance in Hinduism and Buddhism, and have also become common in the Western culture. Mandalas are said to have the power to promote spiritual guidance and relaxation, amongst other properties. Many positive properties are attributed to mandalas, but one that is not very talked about is the sacred, fun space that they create for you, the person that colors it. Chromatic Labyrinths is my first coloring book, a mandala coloring book, in a series of adult coloring books, which contains 50 mandalas that have been created to provide a pleasant, self-entertaining and relaxing experience, based on the meaning of this powerful symbol. Enjoy your book!

Chromatic Labyrinths Mandalas for Serenity: Mandalas for Serenity and Mindfulness (Volume 1), by Juan D Abad

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2239141 in Books
• Published on: 2015-10-19
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 10.00" h x .26" w x 8.00" l, .53 pounds
• Binding: Paperback
• 112 pages

Chromatic Labyrinths Mandalas for Serenity: Mandalas for Serenity and Mindfulness (Volume 1), by Juan D Abad

About the Author Juan David Abad (43) is a Graphic Designer from Medellín, Colombia, who has always been fascinated with illustration. His passion began during his teenage years, mostly fueled by the role playing games, horror stories and the imagery of heavy metal albums of the eighties, which he first draw in paper and then created in cold porcelain. Juan’s peaceful and calm personality certainly contrast with his interests, but the result is this first release of the Chromatic Labyrinths series. His work is no longer something he keeps for himself and his friends, but something he wants to share with everyone.

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Which is great for me I get to watch what I want ... By M. Kunko I purchased this for my wife and she absolutely loves it and completely addicted to it at night before bed. Which is great for me I get to watch what I want on TV!! I would highly recommend this to help calm and ease you with basically the joy of coloring that we all grew up with but now on an adult level. The sheets are well sized, bold, and clear with unique detailed designs. I will be looking for frame next I can already see it. Well done by the author!

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Having fun with this! By DJ This is the first time I buy a coloring book, so I wanted to try something that wasn't very complex. I find this book to be totally what I expected. Nice mandalas and I have been entertained coloring them. Got it a few days ago and still have quite some pages to do, but I'm already waiting for a new book. I sure expect there will be more in this series and more complex everytime. This is truly relaxing and fun at the same time.

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Chios Classics brings literature’s greatest works back to life for new generations.  All our books contain a linked table of contents.The Warden, published in 1855 by British author Anthony Trollope, is the first novel in the Chronicles of Barsetshire series. The story follows an elderly warden of Hiram’s Hospital.

The Warden, by Anthony Trollope

• Amazon Sales Rank: #225188 in eBooks
• Published on: 2015-06-01
• Released on: 2015-06-01
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The Warden, by Anthony Trollope

From Publishers Weekly This first novel in Trollope's classic Chronicles of Barsetshire series pits reformer John Bold against Septimus Harding, the precentor of Barchester Cathedral and warden of Hiram's Hospital, an almshouse supported by a bequest to the local diocese. As Bold works to expose the fact that more of the charity's income goes to Harding than to its bedesmen, he begins to take a romantic interest in Harding's youngest daughter, Eleanor. In this audio edition, narrator David Shaw-Parker delivers a winning performance that keeps listeners engaged throughout. With a deep, accented voice Shaw-Parker brings this 19th-century novel to life. His timing and tone are spot-on and he creates distinct voices for the book's many characters. (Apr.)

Review "Trollope will remain one of the most trustworthy . . . of the writers who have helped the heart of man to know itself." --Henry James

Review "Prepared with meticulous scholarship, and with a deep sympathy for Trollope himself, this edition has everything the student or the general reader could require. I recommend it unreservedly." (T.T. Bareham, editor of The Barsetshire Novels: A Casebook and Anthony Trollope )

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147 of 150 people found the following review helpful. It was the beginning of an wonderful adventure . . . By Russel E. Higgins I first read Anthony Trollope's book "The Warden" in 1995 at the age of 54; three years later I had finished all forty-seven Trollope novels, his autobiography, and most of his short stories. "The Warden" provides a necessary introduction to the Barsetshire Novels, which, in turn, provide a marvelous introduction to rural Victorian society, and its religious, political, and social underpinnings. However, "The Warden" is a small literary masterpiece of its own, even though the more popular "Barchester Towers" tends to obscure it. "The Warden" moves slowly, of course, but so did Victorian England; soon the reader is enveloped in a rich world of brilliantly created characters: in the moral dilemma of a charming and innocent man, Reverend Septimus Harding, who is probably the most beloved of all Trollope's characters; in the connivings of Archdeacon Grantly, who will become a significant force in the later Barsetshire novels; in Eleanor, an example of the perfect Victorian woman, a type that appears in many of Trollope's subsequent novels; and in the sanctimonious meddling of John Bold, whose crusade for fairness throws the town into turmoil. In modern terminology, "The Warden" is a "good read" for those readers with patience, a love of 19th century England, and an appreciation of literary style. Trollope's sentences have a truly musical cadence. "The Warden" was Trollope's fourth novel and his first truly successful one. It provides a strong introduction to the other five novels of the Barsetshire series, where the reader will meet a group of fascinating characters, including the Mrs. Proudie (one of Trollope's finest creations), the Reverend Obadiah Slope, and the Grantly family. The reader will soon find that Trollope's well-developed characters soon become "friends," and that the small cathedral town of Barchester becomes a very familiar and fascinating world in itself. It is a wonderful trip through these six novels. (I read all six in about three weeks.) But one must begin with "The Warden." Brew a cup of tea, toast a scone on a quiet evening, and begin the wonderful voyage through Trollope's charming Barchester. When you have finished the six novels, you may, like me, want to commence reading the Palliser series (another six novels) and follow Plantagenet and Glencora Palliser through their triumphs and travails! However, that remains another story.

45 of 45 people found the following review helpful. Classic of victorian fiction, slightly dated by modern standards By TS This is the first of Anthony Trollope's "Chronicles of Barsetshire" novels, and his first popularly successful novel. The basic plot is that the Warden, Mr. Harding, has 1) a sinecure church position that pays him 800 pounds a year; 2) a reform-minded friend who's trying to abolish church sinecures; 3) a daughter who wants to marry the reform-minded friend; and 4) an existing son-in-law of an Archdeacon who takes defending the Rights of the Church very, very seriously.If you like Jane Austen novels there's a good chance you'll like this, as the basic plots -- church livings, the marriage prospects of 19th-centry british gentry -- are fairly similar. Trollope's prose here is fairly light and clear, and if not quite as sharply witty as Austen's, no one else's prose is either. Trollope does spill a great deal of ink on lengthy asides to the reader, some of which paint interesting pictures of contemporary British culture and some of which modern readers may find *amazingly* skippable.Overall, this one's a lightly pleasant example of precisely the sort of intelligent, Victorian parlor romance it's trying to be. If you like this, the next volume in sequence is Barchester Towers; it's a bit more comically satirical, somewhere in between this and P.G. Wodehouse, but almost certainly something you'll enjoy if you liked this one.

37 of 37 people found the following review helpful. What Should A Virtuous Man Do? By Bucherwurm This is a simple, short novel dealing with the ethical dilemma of a virtuous man. The Reverend Harding is the warden of a small home providing quarters for 12 retired, indigent workers. The facility is provided for by a trust set up by its founder over two hundred years ago. Income off the land provides revenue for the maintenance of the home and a living for the warden.. The warden has traditionally been the benefactor of this income which has increased over the years. The Rev. Harding is a gentle, honest man who has never given thought to his 800 pound annual revenue until a young reformer files suit, claiming the intent of the will is being violated. Harding thinks about the matter and is inclined to resign. The Bishop and Archdeacon argue that he is entitled to the income.This book certainly would be a good one for a book club read and discussion. The reformer, the lawyers, the church hierarchy and Reverend Harding all have their views on the matter. Author Trollope does not really pass final judgment on his characters; none of them are cast in black and white terms. In fact Trollope makes the unusual move of bringing a criticism of both the press and Charles Dickens into the novel. The press makes strident value judgments about issues without bothering itself with all the facts or considering the effect their articles will have on the people involved; Charles Dickens treats people as being all good or all bad. Indeed, I found myself arguing with myself for several days after reading The Warden. What should the Rev. Harding done? Was the issue shrouded in shades of gray, or was it clear cut one way or the other?Many critics consider this to be one of Trollope's lesser works, yet to me it is a very interesting, valuable presentation of an ethical dilemma. And for readers who are reluctant to pick up Victorian novels because of their common 700+ page lengths, this is a little gem at less than 300 pages. Criticism? Well I did a bit of eye-rolling during some of the melodramatic passages. All and all, though, this is an excellent read. From an historical standpoint there was considerable attention being paid to clergy income during this period in England. Trollope's tale was very timely in this regard.One final note. There are many outstanding Victorian novels that I would give a five star rating to. This book doesn't quite fit into that hall of fame so I have given it just 4 stars, which shouldn't be interpreted as a slight to Mr. Trollope or The Warden.

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The Severest Inks Shorts collects eight stories from some of the boldest new writers on the scene today. Melding unflinching themes with innovative narratives, these works confront the rawest elements of the human condition through the potent short story form. This anthology comes loaded with bonus material, including commentaries, special monochrome editions of original cover art and transcripts. A near-silent young girl is forced to confront a brutal, beastly druglord... RED A forensic pathologist is consumed by his unrequited feelings for a colleague... DR CRAINE'S BODY A meth-addicted college student decides to get back at her drug dealing ex-boyfriend... FURTHER SOUTH A lonesome American writer finds solace in an Arab Muslim herder... JUNE IN JULY A lawless drifter turns a truck heist by two desert rats into much more than a minor score... MESA BOYS A father tells his daughter of a bleaker past... GEORGIA ROUGE A married woman faces the catalysts and fallouts of a casual act of flirtation... THE EXCHANGE A dying man comes to terms with the end... GRAND FINALE Founded by British writer and graphic artist Khalid Patel, Severest Inks is an independent publishing house based in the UK that seeks to cultivate innovation in the literary scene, with a focus upon narratives that challenge and subvert convention. Visit SeverestInks.com and KhalidPatel.com for more.

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