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Caligula would have understood the depraved decadence and desperate frenzy of spring break - American teens' annual pilgrimage to shimmering shores, where sex on the beach is as much an afternoon activity as it is a fruity cocktail. A festival of tanned flesh and binge drinking, spring break attracts thousands of high school and college students, ready to indulge their appetites and hedonistic desires with total strangers. Welch's photographic documentary spring break is pervaded by a sense of sadness, as broken spirits refect on their senseless acts the morning after.
This groundbreaking book analyzes a wide range of literary and visual texts, many of which have not received treatment elsewhere, and promotes an emergent canon of women's writing and film.
Robert Strange in this book featured a collection of books, pamphlets, serials, and other documents that enunciate the history of America from their discovery until the 19th century. This book contains materials from an assortment of genres, sermons, newspapers, books, and others that discusses the politics, society, religious beliefs, culture, opinions, and momentous events of that time. A detailed book that lays down a path to America's socio-economical and political characteristics.
From the bestselling author of Captains and the Kings: The story of a blacksmith’s son, a small town, and a secret dark enough to seal a man’s fate. Raised in a two-room shack behind his father’s smithy shop, Dan Hendricks was marked as an outcast from earliest childhood. The people of South Kenton assumed the poor, gangly boy would become as shiftless and dissolute as his drunkard father. Despite the withering judgment and abuse, Dan manages to remain honest and open-hearted into adulthood. He founders in his attempt to find the tenderness and support a man needs. He cannot be with the woman he truly loves, and the one he marries takes a perverse pleasure in seeing him suffer. At the limits of his endurance, when Dan finally breaks we are left to wonder whether this is a destiny foretold or a senseless tragedy. Full of the force and passion of Taylor Caldwell’s best-known novels, To Look and Pass is a revealing portrait of the dark side of small-town America from an author who “never falters when it comes to storytelling” (Publishers Weekly).