Author's e-books - philosophy. Page - 4
100 philosophy and cosmology genre verses of poetry that leaves the reader with much to pobder
British dreams is a review of blog posts published during the author's travels. Regularly between 2004 and 2010, Nottingham and Leicestershire, Paris and Strasburg. In French or English those posts written during the author's family travels, especially her niece is present in the inspiration moment that feeds the pen, during of after the journeys. Those poetical posts or genuine improvised poems are like bridges between the two cultures, also a kind of telepathyl, with the special point of view
How it's ALL connected, from a layman,s point of view.
This book of poems is about love, life, sadness, and joy. The poems were written over a lifetime and have many years of thinking, feeling, and believing within the pages.
A postgraduate philosophy seminar uncovers a plot of universal proportions.
Beatrice Goldberg doesn't much like Hispanics, biker broads, Franciscan monks, skinheads, or even salt-of-the-earth blue collar types, but she is going to get a double dose of all of the above, when she visits Our Lady of La Salette Shrine in Attleboro, Massachusetts.
100 philosophy and cosmology genre verses of poetry that leaves the reader with much to pobder
British dreams is a review of blog posts published during the author's travels. Regularly between 2004 and 2010, Nottingham and Leicestershire, Paris and Strasburg. In French or English those posts written during the author's family travels, especially her niece is present in the inspiration moment that feeds the pen, during of after the journeys. Those poetical posts or genuine improvised poems are like bridges between the two cultures, also a kind of telepathyl, with the special point of view
How it's ALL connected, from a layman,s point of view.
This book of poems is about love, life, sadness, and joy. The poems were written over a lifetime and have many years of thinking, feeling, and believing within the pages.
A postgraduate philosophy seminar uncovers a plot of universal proportions.
Beatrice Goldberg doesn't much like Hispanics, biker broads, Franciscan monks, skinheads, or even salt-of-the-earth blue collar types, but she is going to get a double dose of all of the above, when she visits Our Lady of La Salette Shrine in Attleboro, Massachusetts.