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Kathleen''s life journey is filled with stepping stones that turned into milestones through perseverance, determination, and stubbornness. When the going got tough, she took a break, asked for advice, used prayer and meditation to get her through to a new day. She became an amateur photographer because what she sees through a camera''s lens is priceless, and sometimes when she prints a picture, she realizes that words are not needed. She enjoys writing and hopes you enjoy reading her many poems and stories. May peace and blessings follow you all the days of your life. 

Winston Churchill's life story as told through a collection of his own 100 finest writings, edited by renowned historian and official Churchill biographer Martin Gilbert

Paperback Edition.Enhance your creativity with the Zenful Mandalas - Meditative Coloring Book For Adults. There are 50 relaxing coloring pages for you to enjoy. Features:40 Mandalas.10 Mandala patterns.Decorative "This Book Belongs To" page.Color Test page.Designs printed on one side to prevent bleed through.Varying levels of intricacy.Thick and thin line art.Unique artwork.Suggestions:Zenful is calmness, peacefulness, and relaxation, find time to immerse yourself in the experience of meditative coloring. Place a sheet of paper between the coloring pages.Frame your favorite designs.Happy Coloring!

A QUESTION OF REFINEMENT is the debut collection by Hayden Church. Challenging the reader to think about modern problems in peculiar ways, this debut features quirky, idiosyncratic language and forms that showcase Hayden Church's unique approach to poetry. Hayden Church's poetry has been featured or is forthcoming in Apocalypse Confidential, Safety Propaganda, The Kudzu Review, Tragickal, and The Florida English Journal, among others.REVIEWS¿¿¿¿¿ "Hayden's poetry is a gentle red light, asking you to stop for a moment to listen to the birdsong, to look at the flowers blooming in the wet rain."¿¿¿¿¿ "We love Hayden Church"¿¿¿¿¿ "A good book to read on your porch on a windy day."

This is a book of poems for each day of Advent. Each poem is accompanied by a portrait. To breathe new life into an old story, poems are written from a twenty-first-century point of view, and portraits are of twenty-first-century people.

Sol Nte wrote " Experimental Music and Free Improvisation " to be conceived as a follow-up to " Experimental Music : Cage and Beyond " by Michael Nyman and " Experimental Music Since 1970 " by Jennie Gottschalk . Sol Nte visually proposes the idea of music on paper: Lists of names combining classical composers, pop musicians or contemporary artists together with graphic scores, traditional music notations, comments on improvisations, music software lists and musical drawings. Readers unfamiliar with any of the names or concepts can search online and instantlyconnect the dots for a variety of experimental music ideas. This is experimental music in its purest form, the free association in the musician's head with a nod to the perennial inspiration of John Cage, Karlheinz Stockhausen and The Wire magazine as champions of experimentalism across time and genres. An essential read for people interested in: Cornelius Cardew , John Cage , Karlheinz Stockhausen , Sun Ra , David Toop , David Byrne , Nurse with Wound , Michael Nyman , Experimental Music, Derek Bailey , Throbbing Gristle , Free Improvisation , Jennie Gottschalk , Thom Holmes , Electroacoustic Music , Pierre Schaeffer , The Wire Magazine , Eldritch Priest , Joanna DeMers , Steve Reich , The Velvet Underground , Terry Riley , Sonic Youth , La Monte Young , The Sex Pistols and Philip Glass etc. Sol Nte has been making art, music, and words for the "no-audience underground" since the late eighties. With the exception of being included in a handful of exhibitions, dalliances with Fluxus in the nineties, and an extremely modest streaming revenue for his Pharaoh Sol free jazz albums, he is a refreshingly obscure unknown artist.

Every issue presents a new encounter between Lower East Side based artist Ayakamay and you.¿¿¿¿¿NY¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿¿

In one of his last acts as mayor of New York City, Rudy Giuliani signed an order permitting the High Line, that beloved elevated railroad ruin which snaked down the west side of Manhattan, to be torn down. Everyone who had managed to climb up onto the High Line loved it: the wildflowers growing through disused tracks, the birds that followed the path north in spring, and south again in fall-that rural feeling magically flowing through the city like an unbidden river. Who didn't love the High Line? Those who owned the land beneath it and longed to erect high-rise buildings on the site, if only the High Line wasn't blocking their way. And so when Giuliani signed that order, the Friends of the High Line, the small community organization led by Robert Hammond and Joshua David, sprang into legal action, seeking an injunction.For over a year, Joel Sternfeld had already been photographing this hidden jewel in every season, so New Yorkers could visually climb up and see it too. In October 2001, while the rubble of the World Trade Center was still smoldering, Gerhard Steidl accepted Sternfeld's urgent request to make a book and flew to New York: together they designed Walking the High Line and just seven weeks later it was delivered, a vision for the wildly successful park that today hosts over two million visitors a year. Now in a new edition with nine additional photos, a larger format and an updated timeline, this is the book that made walking the High Line possible.