Bøger af Susan Wheeler

"Green Investing: How to Align Your Finances with Your Eco-Conscious Values" is your comprehensive guide to making your mark in the ever-growing field of green investing! Crafted meticulously by Susan Wheeler, a seasoned financial consultant turned green investing guru, this special report elucidates how to seamlessly fuse your eco-consciousness with your financial growth.Ready to become financially savvy while upholding your commitment to the environment? Eager to explore the emerging trends in the green investing arena? This special report is just what you need. Complete with a down-to-earth yet thorough explanation of concepts, this book is designed to empower everyone - beginner investors and finance veterans alike.Let us unveil what the book unfolds: Understanding Green Investing: An Introduction The Environmental Impact: Our Role and Responsibility Demystifying the Green Finance Market Landscape Investment Strategies for the Eco-Conscious Investor Creating a Balanced Green Portfolio: Tips and Tricks Exploring Green Bonds, ETFs and Mutual Funds Risk Management in Green Investing: Be Informed, Be Safe Interviews with Global Leaders in Green Investing Future of Green Investing: Trends, Challenges, and OpportunitiesIn addition to this, it also features interviews from global leaders in green investing, providing first-hand insights and tips. Also, it doesn't shy away from addressing potential challenges and presents a thoughtful analysis of the future of the green investing scene.Whether you're setting sail on your green investing journey or looking to deepen your understanding and refine your strategies, this book will prove to be a valuable resource and a faithful companion in your pursuit.Invest smart, grow green - Susan Wheeler invites you to embark on this impactful journey of green investing.

Assorted Poems is a generous selection from the first four books by one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary poetry. In Bag o' Diamonds (1993), Smokes (1998), Source Codes (2001), and Ledger (2005), Susan Wheeler has established herself as a poet of rare gifts. Her work is allusive and searching, sweeping over time and place, from the art of the northern Renaissance to corporate logos, observing and exploring everything with characteristic precision and intelligence. The poems are both rigorous and free, taking on our culture, its beauties and cruelties, its relationship to the past and its uncertain future. Assorted Poems is a vibrantly thoughtful and entertaining book, a mustread from a poet whom Harold Bloom has called "an exuberant, subtle, endlessly inventive original."

Assorted Poems is a generous selection from the first four books by one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary poetry. In Bag 'o' Diamonds (1993), Smokes (1998), Source Codes (2001), and Ledger (2005), Susan Wheeler has established herself as a poet of rare gifts. Her work is allusive and searching, sweeping over time and place-from the art of the Northern Renaissance to corporate logos-observing and exploring everything with characteristic precision and intelligence. The poems are both rigorous and free, taking on our culture: its beauties and cruelties, its relationship to the past and its uncertain future. Assorted Poems is a vibrantly thoughtful and entertaining book, a must-read from a poet whom Harold Bloom has called "an exuberant, subtle, endlessly inventive original."

Set in Chicago during the late 1970s, Record Palace is an eccentric debut novel about jazz, art, race, and identity. In hazed heat, mid-September, walking north from Chicago's Loop, telling myself I was exploring the new life, I dogged as much for tonic, gin. A sign swung beside a basement door, in, out, mirage: Record Palace: J ZZ. Inside I found Acie.Cindy, a lean, lonely white girl, has come to Chicago to study art history, to be anywhere but where she came from-tract housing in Thousand Oaks, California; mock-stucco buildings; "incessant sun and incessant sunniness of every blonde girl."Record Palace, littered with cans of malt liquor and remnants of past meals, also has boxes upon boxes of records-all jazz. And it has Acie, "big on all sides, top included. A hairnet, the hair below the net long and limp with oil. Green stretch pants, flip-flops, a thin black U-tank taut across Sumo folds." Cindy knows she doesn't belong, and this is why she stays.Cindy's determination leads to a tentative friendship with Acie, and she becomes a familiar, if not fully understood, presence in the store. But it is through her chance meeting with Acie's son that she becomes embroiled in an unusual crime.With prose that resembles the syncopated rhythms of jazz, Susan Wheeler offers a stunning portrait of a woman searching for an identity.