Bøger af David Park

“Et kompakt vidunder” Daily Mail“En imponerende bedrift” Irish Examiner"Betagende, modig, spændende" Guardian“Sjældent kan man kalde en bog perfekt, men dette er det tætteste,jeg er kommet i meget lang tid” Sunday IndpendentSom han nu sidder i pensionistlivets kystby, befinder Michael sig langt fra sin barndom under Midtvestens uendelige himmel og fra udstationeringen i det krigsplagede Vietnam. Men da han modtager en pakke med et brev og en DVD, bringes minderne om den sidste hektiske tid i Vietnam op til overfladen, og han begiver sig af sted på en rejse dybt ind i nutidens amerikanske ørkenlandskab.David Parks nyeste roman er en præcis og foruroligende lignelse om skyld, soning og forløsning. Om et menneske der forsøger at betragte sig selv som et uvæsentligt tandhjul i maskinen. Men hvem er det?Af samme forfatter: Det lange løb (2021) Under fremmed himmel (2019) Poeternes hustruer (2017) Hun som sluger solen (2016) Sandhedskommissæren (2014)

Travelling in a Strange Land, a compelling work by David Park, is more than just a book. Published in 2018 by Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, this book transports readers into a realm that is both familiar and foreign. As the title suggests, the journey unfolds in an unfamiliar land, yet the emotions and experiences that the characters go through resonate deeply with the reader, making it a relatable read. The genre of the book is hard to pin down, as it beautifully blends elements of drama, suspense, and introspection. David Park, known for his evocative storytelling, has outdone himself with this creation. This book is a testament to his writing prowess and the ability to weave intricate narratives that captivate the reader. Bloomsbury Publishing PLC, renowned for their diverse and quality publications, has once again proven their mettle by bringing this gem to the readers. If you are looking for a book that will take you on a journey and make you reflect on your experiences, Travelling in a Strange Land is the one for you.

This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book. ++++ The below data was compiled from various identification fields in the bibliographic record of this title. This data is provided as an additional tool in helping to ensure edition identification: ++++ Missionary Methods For Missionary Committees; ATLA Monograph Preservation Program David Park Fleming H. Revell, 1898 Religion; Christian Ministry; Missions; Missions; Religion / Christian Ministry / Missions

De kommunale sportsbaner, Belfast, Nordirland: En håndfuld mennesker har meldt sig til et løbeprogram, der over ni uger skal bringe dem fra sofaen og frem til fem kilometers uafbrudt løb. De kender ikke hinanden i forvejen og har meget forskellige grunde til at snøre kondiskoene. Nogen løber tilsyneladende fra noget, andre mod noget. Det lange løb er en lille perle af en kort, præcis roman, en fortælling om at række ud over sig selv og måske vinde øjeblikke så gyldne som efterårsblade, uanset ens sluttid.Af David Park er på dansk tillige udkommet de anmelderroste romaner Sandhedskommissæren, Hun som sluger solen, Poeternes hustruer og Under fremmed himmel. Han skriver intenst om mellemmenneskelige bånd, brudte og sommetider bundne, sine steder under den nordirske vinkel (fx Sandhedskommissæren), altid med et stærkt almenmenneskeligt perspektiv.

Fjerde roman på dansk af nordirske David Park. Af Irish Times kåret som Book of the Year: En mand, en far, forsøger at forcere et snelandskab for at nå frem til sin syge søn, undervejs udforskes tabets psykologi. En roman om fædre og sønner, sorg, erindring, familie og kærlighed – om de forkerte veje vi tager for at finde frem til dem, vi elsker. Og om dem vi sårer dybt undervejs. Få skriver som David Park om forældreskab og familierelationer. David Park har skabt en playliste til bogen: http://bit.ly/jd102 David Park bor i Nordirland og har vundet en lang række priser for sit forfatterskab bl.a. Major Individual Artist Award fra The Arts Council of Northern Ireland og for sit bidrag til irsk litteratur har han modtaget American Ireland Funds Literary Award. På dansk er tidligere udkommet de anmelderroste Poeternes hustruer (2017), Hun som sluger solen (2016) og Sandhedskommissæren (2014).

'I loved this book' Daily MailStrangers come together to run. Angela and Brendan are racing towards a wedding day that is increasingly tainted by doubts. Yana runs to free herself from the darkness of the past and to remember her missing brother. Cathy thinks about the secret she has been unable to share. Running takes Maurice past his daughter's house, the place he is not allowed to enter. Over the nine weeks unexpected friendships are forged, challenges faced and by the time of their final run together all will grasp a new commitment to life itself.

The description for this book, The How and the Why, will be forthcoming.

It is often said that the hardest part of understanding quantum mechanics is to understand that there is nothing to understand;

The extraordinary new novel from David Park

Geared toward upper-level undergraduates and graduate students, this self-contained first course in quantum mechanics covers basic theory and selected applications and includes numerous problems of varying difficulty. 1992 edition.

First full-length survey of the Temple Church, from its foundation in the twelfth century to the Second World War.

The stunning new look for David Park Heartbreaking story of tragedy and of the past catching up with a father in modern-day Northern Ireland

The Grand Contraption tells the story of humanity's attempts through 4,000 years of written history to make sense of the world in its cosmic totality, to understand its physical nature, and to know its real and imagined inhabitants. No other book has provided as coherent, compelling, and learned a narrative on this subject of subjects. David Park takes us on an incredible journey that illuminates the multitude of elaborate "e;contraptions"e; by which humans in the Western world have imagined the earth they inhabit--and what lies beyond. Intertwining history, religion, philosophy, literature, and the physical sciences, this eminently readable book is, ultimately, about the "e;grand contraption"e; we've constructed through the ages in an effort to understand and identify with the universe. According to Park, people long ago conceived of our world as a great rock slab inhabited by gods, devils, and people and crowned by stars. Thinkers imagined ether to fill the empty space, and in the comforting certainty of celestial movement they discerned numbers, and in numbers, order. Separate sections of the book tell the fascinating stories of measuring and mapping the Earth and Heavens, and later, the scientific exploration of the universe. The journey reveals many common threads stretching from ancient Mesopotamians and Greeks to peoples of today. For example, humans have tended to imagine Earth and Sky as living creatures. Not true, say science-savvy moderns. But truth isn't always the point. The point, says Park, is that Earth is indeed the fragile bubble we surmise, and we must treat it with the reverence it deserves.