"e;The Man Who Sang Sorrow Into Legend"e;Gram Parsons, the boy who inherited privilege and heartbreak, the musician who fused country and rock into a new, luminous language, lived fast, loved fiercely, and burned too brightly.
This book is a compelling edited collection that serves as a supportive companion for current and aspiring doctoral students grappling with the unique challenges of their academic journeys.
A memoir of love, life, and recipes from the woman who brought kale to the City of LightThe story of how one expat woman left her beloved behind when she moved to France her beloved kale, that is.
The Power Was In My Choices: Choose Again My Beloved is a faith-filled memoir for women who have carried pain quietly, questioned their worth, and wondered whether healing was still possible.
This book is a compelling edited collection that serves as a supportive companion for current and aspiring doctoral students grappling with the unique challenges of their academic journeys.
In this poignant and darkly humorous memoir, Sonya Vesterholt recounts her experiences growing up in Leningrad during the Stalin era and the post-Stalin thaw.
In "e;The Precious Gift of Eli"e; there are twenty interviews where each contributor attempts to share their very precious moments in Satsang with Eli, as a testimony to the lineage that began with Ramana Maharshi.
She Smiled, She Prayed, She Killed, The True Story of Velma BarfieldVelma Barfield, a grandmother cloaked in faith and devotion, hid a deadly secret beneath her gentle exterior.
Uncover the Whisper Behind the Legend: The Untold Story of Elliott SmithStep into the life of Elliott Smith, the hauntingly brilliant songwriter whose quiet voice reshaped alternative music forever.
After 20 years working as a professional biologist, the author decided to 'retire' to the Highlands, moving with his wife to a croft at the edge of a small and somewhat inaccessible village on the west coast.
