Bøger udgivet af h.duxbury

In Part One of this adventure we find North America beginning to recover from the fall of its civilisation. John, Eden's protagonist who sailed east with a small band of men to the British Isles to see how they fared in the catastrophe, found them in turmoil. John and his fighters remained to help Scotland, Eire, and Wales form an alliance to pose a formidable challenge to the English gang leaders as the pace of the war intensified to rid them of their aggressive neighbours. The sailors sailed back home.In this Part, a sizable volunteer army from Eden arrives to join the Alliance to help defeat first the gang leaders of the English counties, then the fighters in London, and ultimately an invading army from Normandy. John facilitated the gang leaders' negotiations to create lasting peace in the Isles.Intertwined with the story of war and death are the personal interactions of the principal characters in their struggle to make the best of a difficult situation and John's conversion to Christianity.

''phases'' is a journey through the different seasons life can have, from the passion and heat of summer to the cold grief of winter.   It collects poems spanning roughly a decade of the author''s life, often using a confessional style to blend candid observations of the world with emotional reflection. It is, ultimately, a journey of healing, and seeing the world in different ways.From the back cover: just as the seasons burn, fade, freeze and bloom again, we too move through our phases. I hope this meets you where you are, whatever you are growing through.Divided into four sections (summer, autumn, winter, and spring), the poems in the collection tackle a range of human experiences including passion, love, friendship, abuse, break ups, loss, grief, healing, self love and hope. Natural imagery informs many of the metaphors, rooting the poems in the Canadian geography where they were written.