From Hokusai to Monet: How 36 Views Shaped Impressionism
From Hokusai to Monet & Beyond: How 36 Views Shaped ImpressionismIf you are an otaku or an amateur impressionist connoisseur, you probably know that the art…
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Where to start: We can ask ourselves, time and time again, where it all ends for us.
And the answer is always the same: nothing; then we try to see Beyond, without success.
Sure, some think they know the answers, but in reality, like me, they know virtually nothing,
as we all grope around in the dark while squatting here on our lonely planet.
Anyway, I have a bent on some of it here, so take it or leave it, I'll have my say.
The Greek word Paradigm underlies the theories and methodology of a particular subject.
So here goes...
This anthology features 23 randomly selected posts from my website, showcasing the challenges many infantry soldiers faced during the Vietnam War and after returning home. These stories are rooted in my personal experiences and include many 'firsts'. Each chapter includes photos that illustrate the discussion.
I hope that, after reading this, people who are unfamiliar with the military and the Vietnam War will better understand what we went through while serving our country. Thank you for your interest and support!
I am certain that Veterans will relate. Welcome home!
Ariion Sanders, a disabled teenage girl, is inspired by a homeless man she meets in a New York City jail. The man, Cameron Littleheart St. Lawrence, has been arrested for bank robbery, but without convincing evidence, the judge is forced to release him. The bumbling bank robbers have their loot stolen from them and they think Cameron took it. After they kidnap Cameron, Ariion hatches a plan for his rescue, however, her scheme goes awry, and she finds herself in deep trouble.
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Ariion Sanders, a disabled teenage girl, is inspired by a homeless man she meets in a New York City jail. The man, Cameron Littleheart St. Lawrence, has been arrested for bank robbery, but without convincing evidence, the judge is forced to release him. The bumbling bank robbers have their loot stolen from them and they think Cameron took it. After they kidnap Cameron, Ariion hatches a plan for his rescue, however, her scheme goes awry, and she finds herself in deep trouble.
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Where to start: We can ask ourselves, time and time again, where it all ends for us.
And the answer is always the same: nothing; then we try to see Beyond, without success.
Sure, some think they know the answers, but in reality, like me, they know virtually nothing,
as we all grope around in the dark while squatting here on our lonely planet.
Anyway, I have a bent on some of it here, so take it or leave it, I'll have my say.
The Greek word Paradigm underlies the theories and methodology of a particular subject.
So here goes...
My book, Beyond - The Paradigm (also linked here), aims to broaden your perspective on what may await us on the other side. No matter the outcome, I hope my work will spark curiosity about what is really out there. The following Novella
Initially, I never intended to continue the short story of the 'Wrath of God', believing the outcome would MAY not be a happy one since I had grown attached to my characters, but read on...
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From Hokusai to Monet & Beyond: How 36 Views Shaped ImpressionismIf you are an otaku or an amateur impressionist connoisseur, you probably know that the art…
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What is amusing is that Christians and Muslims, whose God is not clear about the creation of man (see the tailpiece) seek to emancipate the Hindus whose progenitors had propositioned that it’s man who created the god, in theories many, as expostulated in the Brihadāranyaka Upanishad, composed around 700 B.C.E. Here’s is an excerpt from Valerie J. Roebuck’s The Upanisads, just to cite one such.
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I didn’t set out to become a novelist in my sixties. But discovering writing later in life has turned out to be one of the most rewarding surprises of all.