Bøger af Andrew Lawson

Who are we, really?Before we are born, we are designed to lead from our True Self, our essence, the unique set of attributes that make up who we truly are. Unfortunately, as we grow and develop, we start to lose sight of our True Self. We are storytelling beings, and in order to survive, our big brains take events and create stories from them. These stories that we tell ourselves lead to the formation of our unwanted selves which, in turn, cause us to create our false selves. Before we realize it, we have shrunk our True Self and made our unwanted and false selves large and impenetrable. Eventually, we not only don't know or recognize our True Self, but our True Self shrinks until it doesn't even show up anymore. All our beliefs and behaviors then come from either our unwanted or false selves causing a wake of broken relationships and unfulfilled lives. Join us on a journey from the brokenness of our unwanted and false selves to our beloved True Self, the heart of who we were designed to be.

"This guide takes color way beyond the existing guides for gardeners. It adds new dimensions to the art of gardening, and shows the gardener how to put plants together to make personal and effective combinations. It explores not only single-color plantings, but also the wide range of color associations available to the gardener for "painting" pictures with plants."--

Andrew and Briony Lawson have worked alongside each other for over 45 years. Their shared creative energy flows in a subtle way. Their mutual passion for particular beautiful spaces has made a platform for the art of both of them. This book reflects upon this rarely-found synergy.

"At the top of the heap of gardening glitterati, Andrew Lawson has produced a book that combines all his talents: it gives you this Renaissance man as painter, photographer, writer and gardener . . . You need this book." - Country Living

By reconsidering Walt Whitman not as the proletarian voice of American diversity, but as a historically specific poet with roots in the antebellum lower middle class, this book defines the tensions and ambiguities about culture, class, and politics that underlie his poetry. It also reveals a class-conscious and conflicted Whitman.

A stylish sourcebook of 100 modern and contemporary gardens of all styles from around the world. Dream Gardens features the work of such renowned designers as Terence Conran, Penelope Hobhouse, Piet Oudolf and Dan Pearson and is profusely illustrated, and written in a lively and informative style.