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Journey from the rugged landscapes of Wyoming to the dazzling allure of the city in Branding Iron, the captivating tale of Joan Carver. Born into humble beginnings, Joan bravely leaves her father behind to forge her own path, only to encounter a series of challenges and diverse men who each respond to her tenacity in their own ways. Through trials and tribulations, she emerges as a strong-willed individual, determined to live life on her own terms. As with many of Ms. Burts compelling narratives, Branding Iron is filled with unexpected twists that keep you engaged until the very end. (Summary ...

There is evil in this world not always visable to the naked eye , in the shadows, watching, breathing in the dark. It lingers in quiet streets and behind ordinary doors, in the spaces between trust and betrayal, in the moments before violence shatters the illusion of safety. These are not monsters from folklore; they are real, flesh and blood, capable of the almost unspeakable. They move among us, unseen until it is too late. These are the stories of the hidden, the concealed, the ones who operate in the margins of light, these are the Tales of the Shadow People.

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Hello tout le monde !! C'est Sélia et je vous présente aujourd'hui mon nouveau bijoux : Je peux, je veux, je vais, le podcast !!A écouter sans modération peut importe ou vous êtes, c'est cadeau ! Ici on parle de tout, avec tout le monde !Un podcast où on parle simplement, sans pression et sans jugement. Ici, on aborde les réalités des minorités, les expériences de chacun·e, les doutes, les combats, mais aussi les petites victoires du quotidien. C’est un espace pour discuter, réfléchir et surtout se sentir moins seul(e).Un endroit où on peut parler vrai, tranquillement.Plein de ...

Von der Steinzeit bis zur Gegenwart: "Geschichte und Geschichten aus Oberbayern" . Jede Folge liefert spannende Einblicke in wahre Begebenheiten, lokale Legenden und das kulturelle Erbe Oberbayerns. Packend erzählt und direkt aus der Region.

Welcome to Unbiddable: Women Who Dared—a podcast about the women history tried to erase. Host Gwen digs into the real, unsanitized stories of women who refused to sit down, shut up, and be good little girls. From ancient warriors to rebel queens, these women broke every rule and changed the world—whether history gave them credit or not. Brilliant, complicated, and thoroughly unbiddable women you never learned about in school. Stay ungovernable.

Java Head transports you to the vibrant world of the American merchant marine at the dawn of the great clipper ship era. Set in the bustling port city of Salem, rich with East Indies trade, this novel weaves a tale filled with fiery ship captains, enchanting women, and an aristocratic Manchu lady adorned in radiant carmine, jade, and gold. Experience a drama as secretive and intoxicating as opium, alongside picturesque gardens blooming with lilac trees, and charming elm-lined streets that lead to a harbor bustling with brigs unloading African ivory and ships poised to sail for Canton. This ...

On the day when drafted men march off to war, Ruth MacDonald locks eyes with John Cameron and waves, momentarily forgetting the societal barriers that once separated them. Their childhood friendship reignites, blossoming into a profound connection that shapes their understanding of life, love, and the harsh realities of war. As Ruth, the pampered daughter of privilege, embarks on a journey of self-discovery, John faces his own trials that challenge his identity. Together, they navigate the tumultuous landscape of a world at war, seeking fulfillment and happiness in the most unexpected places. ...

In Village in the Jungle, Woolf draws from his experiences as a government agent in British imperialist-controlled Ceylon in the early twentieth century. The novel centers on a struggling family in a jungle village, navigating the harsh realities of their environment and confronting deep-seated human prejudices, superstitions, jealousy, violence, ignorance, and greed. As they endure these personal battles, they are also up against an indifferent foreign government that fails to understand or care for the lives of those it deems uncivilized. This poignant work offers a sympathetic perspective ...

Satyricon (or Satyrica) is a captivating Latin work that blends prose and poetry, attributed to Gaius Petronius, though often referred to as Titus Petronius in manuscript tradition. Often hailed as a Roman novel, this unique narrative offers a glimpse into the misadventures of Encolpius, the protagonist, and his youthful lover, Giton, a striking sixteen-year-old. Throughout their tumultuous relationship, Encolpius struggles to keep Giton faithful as he faces relentless temptations from others. His friend Ascyltus, who shares a complicated history with Encolpius, adds depth to the story. As one...

Homer’s Iliad stands as the cornerstone of Western literature, masterfully unfolding the dramatic events of the final year of the Trojan War across twenty-four books of Greek hexameter poetry. This renowned translation by Alexander Pope, crafted in captivating rhyming couplets, is often hailed as one of the greatest feats of literary translation in English. Dive into this epic narrative that begins with the furious wrath of Achilles and culminates with the poignant burial of Hector, the noble horseman. (Introduction by Steve Perkins)

Electra, a powerful Greek tragedy by Sophocles, is shrouded in mystery regarding its exact date of composition. However, its stylistic connections with other works like Philoctetes (409 BC) and Oedipus at Colonus (401 BC) suggest it was crafted towards the twilight of Sophocles illustrious career. Set in the aftermath of the Trojan War in the city of Argos, the play delves into the gripping tale of Electra and her brother Orestes as they seek vengeance against their mother, Clytemnestra, and her lover, Aegisthus, for the brutal murder of their father, Agamemnon. - Summary by Wikipedia

In this enchanting tale, the Owens family finds themselves grappling with financial decline, transforming their once-prestigious estate into the humble Garthowen homestead. At the heart of the story is young Morva of the Moor, celebrated as the most beautiful girl in the world. Working as a shepherdess and milkmaid, Morva is more than just a helper; she is a cherished member of the Owens family, having been fostered by their neighbor, Sara. As she navigates the affections of Ebben Owens’ sons, Will and Gethin, each with their own unique feelings for her, the intricate dynamics of love, ...

Dive into the captivating world of Virgils The Aeneid, a timeless Latin epic from the 1st century BC that weaves the legendary tale of Aeneas, a Trojan hero destined to forge the roots of Rome. Through the poems first six books, journey alongside Aeneas as he navigates a treacherous path from the ashes of Troy to the shores of Italy. The latter half chronicles the Trojans fierce battle against the Latins, ultimately leading to their triumph and Aeneas’ legacy. Commissioned by Emperor Augustus, this masterpiece not only celebrates Romes glory but also subtly critiques the choices of its ...

The Suppliants, also known as The Suppliant Maidens or The Suppliant Women, is a captivating play by Aeschylus, likely first performed around 470 BC. Once believed to be the earliest surviving work of Aeschylus due to the unique role of the chorus as the central figure of the story, it is now understood to be one of his later plays, created after The Persians and possibly even after Seven Against Thebes. The drama centers around the Danaids, who form the chorus and serve as the protagonists, fleeing a forced marriage to their Egyptian cousins. Upon reaching Argos, they plead with King Pelasgus...

Discover the captivating insights of Lafcadio Hearn, one of the first Westerners to immerse himself in Japanese culture during the early Meiji era. A prolific writer, Hearn is best known for his haunting collections of Japanese ghost stories, particularly Kwaidan. However, his literary contributions extend far beyond the supernatural. In this collection, he presents 11 thought-provoking essays that delve into his experiences in Japan, exploring vibrant cities like Kyoto and Osaka, the nuances of Japanese art, and profound reflections on Buddhism and the concept of Nirvana. Join us on this ...

In the vibrant halls of Burmingham High School, Paul Cameron, the ambitious president of the class of 1920, dreams of creating a school newspaper to celebrate the spirit and achievements of his classmates. Thus, The March Hare is born, and Paul, alongside his fellow students, pours their hearts and souls into making it a resounding success. Join them on this inspiring journey in the first volume of The Invention Series. - Summary by Author

Dive into the enchanting world of fables with Fables of Phaedrus, where timeless stories impart valuable moral lessons. While the modern interpretation of a fable often features talking animals or inanimate objects, Phaedrus, the foremost Latin fabulist, breaks the mold with his innovative storytelling. His narratives encompass not only animals but also human characters, transforming them into captivating short tales that resonate even today. This collection presents Phaedrus five acclaimed books of fables, brought to life in English prose by Henry Thomas Ridley. Join us on this literary ...

Karl Wilhelm Friedrich Schlegel, born in 1772 in Hannover, Holy Roman Empire, was the son of Johann Adolf Schlegel and Johanna Christiane Erdmuthe Hübsch. After attending Jena University, he forged friendships with many notable writers, including those connected to his brother, August Wilhelm Schlegel. Schlegels literary journey began with his first book, About the Diotima, published in 1795, followed by Lucinda in 1799. Calvin Thomas, the translator, famously dubbed Lucinda a naughty book in 1914, but its place in contemporary literature remains uncertain. The work is characterized by its ...

Explore the wit and wisdom of Decimus Junius Juvenalis, a renowned classical poet from the 1st and 2nd centuries, through 16 engaging satires translated into verse by John Dryden, the celebrated English satirist of the 17th century. In this work, Juvenal sharpens his pen to critique and lampoon the social habits, cultural norms, and famous figures of his time in Rome. Join N L Hillier as he brings these timeless observations to life.