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Somehow the boat was still afloat - another wave had lifted it clear of the first rock and was driving it further inshore. It bumped against the base of Crab Rock and skewed around, then tipped momentarily to starboard . . . and as it did so, she saw a figure crouching in the bottom. Hetty's always been a bit of a loner, preferring to keep to the outer edges of the close-knit island community. But when a strange woman is washed up on the shore, Hetty finds herself under increasing scrutiny from the islanders. There's a connection between Hetty and the woman that makes people suspicious, so when death comes to the community the woman is branded a bad omen and Hetty has no choice but to take matters into her own hands. As she heads out to sea, a storm is breaking and the whispers that she's heard before are louder than ever. Voices from the very depths of the sea . . . and they're calling her name.
40 Inspirational stories, full color watercolors. A beautiful portrayal of experiencing nature, communing with God and searching for the answers to life's questions. In this timeless collection of stories, the reader will discover the significance of seeking solitude; the art of listening to the small, still voice within; the benefits of enjoying nature; the appreciation of simple peasures; the importance of being fully present in each moment and the healing effects of forgiveness. Emotional and thought provoking each story captures the mood of the ever-changing sea. The reader will be inspired to love and forgive, to discover their own strengths and determination, to let go of worry, and anger and to find faith and hope. Whispers of the sea speaks to the heart.
This book is another from “The Ocean Poet of Romantic Thoughts” from our “Love for the Seas and Oceans of the World”. We dream of all the beautiful beaches, we cannot walk them all but in our dreams. One truth about these places of creation, The Edens that they rush to and enjoy a big of creation, listening to nature, and braving the storm there. Enjoy the sounds and see waves breaking, the shells shining on the sand, listen to the ocean, hear creation and the echoes of the earth from long ago.
Wise and inspiring quotations from the author's first three novels.
This book speaks to one of Canada’s greatest wrongs and its lasting impact on generations of people, related and otherwise. It is a story of how institutionalized bigotry has shaped Canada’s relationship with its First Nations Peoples. It exposes a dark, and until recently, hidden chapter in Canadian history, that of Indian Residential Schools; the effects of which the Canadian Government now acknowledges as being “profoundly negative.” This story follows the lives of four people and how they come to intertwine in Canada’s poorest neighborhood. Two residential school survivors, who in the aftermath of their incarceration are struggling to adapt to a society that demanded they change, yet shuns them anyway, and two paramedics who are also grappling with the demons of their pasts. Divided by class, race, and a uniform, they each have more in common than any of them suspect. Based on moving personal testimonies given to the author by residential school survivors living in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside and the author’s career as a paramedic working in that neighborhood, this is a story of love and loss, and of longing and renewal, one that challenges us to see others, and ourselves, in a new light.
Have you ever sat by the ocean and put a shell to your ear and listened to the oceanic sound that comes out. This is the story of how a small scallop shell called Wendy gets swept away from her home and damaged by a large storm. Wendy is damaged so badly that she loses her ability to sound out the ocean. Something she desperately wants to get back. Come and join Wendy on her journey as she is swept around the oceans. A journey in which she is rescued by a little girl called Sarah and again by a pretty Mermaid called Marla. Find out if Wendy will ever be able to whisper the ocean again.
Lawrence Ferlinghetti nasce nel 1919 a Yonkers, New York, da padre italiano e madre di origini franco-portoghesi. È poeta, romanziere, traduttore, editore, pittore, autore di teatro e drammi radiofonici. Anima della San Francisco Renaissance, che negli anni 50 stravolge le convenzioni letterarie e sociali del tempo, Ferlinghetti è da allora protagonista di una intensa attività creativa, mai disgiunta da una profonda attenzione a tematiche politiche, sociali ed ecologiche. Fondatore assieme a Pete D. Martin della famosa City Lights Bookstore, Ferlinghetti ha sempre compiuto scelte editoriali coraggiose, come la pubblicazione di “Urlo” di Allen Ginsberg, vero manifesto della beat generation, per la quale viene accusato di vendita e distribuzione di materiale osceno: il noto processo del 1956 termina con una storica vittoria legale contro la censura. Negli anni ha partecipato a numerosi festival e reading di poesia, tra i quali quelli storici alla Royal Albert Hall di Londra (1965), a Castelporziano (1978), ad Amsterdam (1981), dimostrandosi viaggiatore instancabile e artista sempre attento alla difesa degli ultimi e del pianeta. Ha esposto le proprie opere pittoriche in diversi musei e gallerie sia negli Stati Uniti che in Europa. Insignito nel 1998 del titolo di primo Poeta Laureato della città di San Francisco, Ferlinghetti ha ricevuto svariati riconoscimenti, tra cui recentemente quello di Commendatore al merito della Repubblica Italiana. Il suo “A Coney Island of the Mind” tradotto in decine di lingue, è tra i libri di poesia più letti al mondo con oltre un milione di copie stampate.
Drawn by an ancient family legend, Elara Thorne seeks the guidance of Madame Seraphina, the renowned fortune teller. The mysterious seer reveals a destiny entwined with the ethereal. The fortune teller foretells of a forgotten relic, hidden beneath the waves, holding the key to unlocking the mysteries of the afterlife. Intrigued and compelled by the prophecy, Elara sets sail with Captain Ambrose Blackthorn, a brooding sea captain with a dark past. Together, they embark on a perilous journey to unravel the secrets that lie beneath the surface of Eldritch Haven and the thin veil that separates the living from the dead. Unknown to them, the shadows of the past are awakened, and ancient forces begin to stir, watching their every move. Setting the stage for a tale of forbidden knowledge, spectral encounters, and a quest that transcends the boundaries of life and death.
The land of Condel is blessed, and Gaernod is not. Eofyn is king, and Spyre most certainly isn’t. When Spyre’s king threatens Eofyn’s kingdom and the source of its people’s power, Spyre sets out on a journey to save the Blessed Kingdom, not because he wants to, but because the other creatures of Curnen have threatened to kill him if he doesn't. It’s a long road ahead to save a kingdom he’s sure will hate him, and he’ll have to brave the many realms of Curnen to reach Condel and, regrettably, beyond to do it. The Fyre is going out, and the crystals are fading. The dragons are coming, and the king has fled. Only one thing is certain: Spyre did not sign up for this.
Bloom leads readers through the labyrinthine paths which link the writers and critics who have informed and inspired him for so many years.