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One of the most oft-used themes for an author to explore is that of themselves and how they see authors in stories coping with everything around them.

Collection of writings of George W. May. (From the Preface) "In this incongruous collection of my writings comprising various literary forms, one may trace the development or non-development of my literary power from age 12 to age 90."

Tracks on Trial is a weekly music commentary and analysis podcast created and hosted by producer and composer Sam George, who is joined by artists and songwriters Amy Joe and Andy Smith. Each episode steps inside the creative engine room of a song, a genre, or a movement, exploring what makes music powerful, provocative, innovative, or culturally significant. The show treats listening as an artform. Every track becomes evidence, every idea becomes an argument, and every episode invites the audience to question what they think they know about modern music.Sam brings a unique perspective shaped ...

In THE GRAMMAR OF SELF, George Watt presents a lifetime of memories, which seemingly move at random from decade to decade, from continent to continent, from cosmos to microcosm. It does have one central goal: to look at poetry as an attempt towards objectification of aspects of personal identity, as a means through which the self may be confronted, challenged and celebrated. But the volume of verse does more than that as it subscribes to a notion from Thomas Szasz about the self: it is “not something that one finds.

The Blackfeet people were remarkable hunters, journeying across vast landscapes on foot. They crafted tools from stone, wood, and bone, donned clothing made of animal skins, and lived in tents draped with hides. Their only domesticated animals were dogs, who served as loyal companions and helped carry small packs and light loads. The stories you will hear are treasures passed down through countless generations, shared by grandfathers with their grandchildren, and then passed along to the next. These ancient tales have survived the test of time, connecting us to the rich heritage of the ...

While George MacDonald is celebrated for his enchanting fantasy tales like At the Back of the North Wind and The Princess and the Goblin, he was once more renowned for his vivid, realistic novels. Among these is the semi-autobiographical gem, Ranald Bannermans Boyhood. This charming story follows a young boy, raised in a Scottish manse alongside his brothers, as he navigates the joys and challenges of childhood without his mother. The tale is rich with delightful characters—Kirsty, the captivating Highland storyteller; Turkey, the fearless cowherd; the menacing Kelpie; and the lovely Elsie ...

Join Princess Irene on an enchanting adventure alongside her brave friend, Curdie Peterson, as they navigate a world filled with magic and mystery. Irene is eager to introduce her nurse, Lootie, to her sweet and kind grandmother, but Lootie remains skeptical of her existence. As night falls and they lose their way, Curdie steps in to protect Irene from the sinister goblins plotting to capture her. Despite his initial anger when he cant see Irenes grandmother, Curdies determination to save her grows stronger. When the goblins scheme to marry their prince, Harelip, to Princess Irene, Curdie ...

Gross to Net is a podcast about what people actually optimize for in business and life and what they're left with after all the costs are tallied. Most business podcasts ask "How did you succeed?" We ask "What did it cost?" Not just money. Time, health, relationships, meaning. We talk to founders, investors, and operators about the real math: what went in, what came out, and whether they'd make the same tradeoffs again. No highlight reels. No sanitized success stories. Just honest conversations about what you're actually building and why. Also, we are on a quest to eventually learn the ...

Diese Predigt beschreibt ein echtes Werk der Gnade Gottes im Herzen eines Gläubigen. Um Frieden mit Gott zu haben, müssen wir von unserer Sünde überführt werden – vor allem von der Sünde des Unglaubens – und uns im Glauben auf die Gerechtigkeit Christi stützen. Whitefield wendet dies auf verschiedene Gruppen an: die der wahren Gläubigen, derer, die keinen Frieden haben, und die der Abtrünnigen. Er schließt mit der Aufforderung, im Glauben zu Jesus Christus zu kommen und Ihn um Gnade zu bitten.

In this volume we bring together men of the cloth, those people of faith who spent most of their lives in devotional duties in the service of one so they could, in their spare time, serve another.

NaiL It is a podcast for serious roofing and home service owners. The kind doing $5M+ in revenue, running multiple locations, and tired of watching their business plateau because their systems can’t keep up. Hosted by George Paladichuk, the Founder of NaiL who builds AI employees for the trades, the show skips the fluff and goes straight into the conversations that matter: how the top 1% of contractors are using AI, automation, and smart ops to scale without burning out their staff or bleeding money on missed calls.Each episode features real, tactical conversations with 8-figure contractors,...

As Pixie grows older, her world expands in delightful ways. Discover the captivating stories of her sister Bridgie, her brother Jack, and the enigmatic neighbor, Miss Sylvia Trevor. Join us on this journey filled with family dynamics and intriguing relationships. (Summary by Judi Mason)

Dive into The Diary of a Nobody, a whimsical and engaging account of the life of Charles Pooter, an unassuming city clerk navigating the trials and tribulations of his everyday existence. Serialized in Punch magazine, this work is often considered one of the earliest forms of blogging—a candid reflection of lifes simple pleasures and humbling moments. Set against the backdrop of late Victorian Holloway, the narrative offers a delightful glimpse into the customs, manners, and experiences of the time. Through the eyes of Pooter, readers will find humor in the mundane, brought to life by the ...

In a whimsical twist on fairy tales, this princess faces a most peculiar curse from her wicked aunt the removal of her gravity. As she drifts away from everyone and everything she loves, the only way to break the enchantment may be to find true love. But how can someone without gravity truly fall for anyone? Join us on this enchanting journey to discover whether love can ground her before she floats away forever. (summary by LauraFox)

In The Doctors Dilemma, we follow the story of Dr. Colenso Ridgeon, a recently knighted physician celebrated for his groundbreaking treatment for tuberculosis. As his friends gather to honor his achievement, he is confronted by two unexpected visitors who force him to face an agonizing choice. With only one vacancy left in his clinic, should he admit the brilliant yet morally bankrupt artist Louis Dubedat, or the humble and kind-hearted Dr. Blenkinsop? Dr. Ridgeons internal struggle deepens when he finds himself falling for Jennifer Dubedat, the innocent wife of the artist, who remains unaware...

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Dive into the witty world of George Ade, a humorist whose sharp pen brought to life a collection of satirical tales that still resonate today. Fables in Slang, originally published in 1899, offers 26 cleverly crafted stories that mock phrenologists, idealists, snobs, fanatics, and various other foolish types that continue to inhabit our lives. Celebrated by Jean Shepherd as a literary pioneer, Ade paved the way for renowned writers like James Thurber and Mike Royko. Join us as we explore the timeless humor and insight of this classic collection. (Summary by Gregg Margarite)

Dive into the hilarious and thought-provoking tale of Montgomery Brewster, an everyman who inherits a fortune with one outrageous condition he must spend every last cent within 30 days, leaving himself with nothing. If he succeeds, a staggering fortune awaits him, but if he fails, he’ll be left back where he started—broke. As Brewster navigates the dizzying world of extravagant spending, he quickly discovers that parting with money is trickier than it seems, especially with lawyers scheming to thwart his efforts. To make matters worse, his ventures start turning profits, complicating his ...

Candida is a witty and thought-provoking comedy by the renowned playwright George Bernard Shaw, first published in 1898 as part of his collection, Plays Pleasant. The story revolves around clergyman James Morell, his spirited wife Candida, and the earnest young poet, Eugene Marchbanks, who seeks to capture her heart. Through this captivating narrative, Shaw challenges Victorian ideals of love and marriage, exploring the deeper desires of women in a patriarchal society. With Morell as a Fabian Socialist, Shaw seamlessly integrates the political climate of his time into the fabric of the play, ...

Montgomery Brewster finds himself the unexpected heir to a substantial fortune, only to discover that he stands to inherit seven times that amount! However, theres a twist he must spend every cent of his initial inheritance before his next birthday—just 357 days away—and end up with nothing to his name at the end of that time. As he embarks on this outrageous challenge, he quickly realizes that parting with such a vast amount of money is more difficult than he ever imagined. Succeed, and he becomes incredibly wealthy; fail, and he remains broke. This captivating tale inspired multiple film...