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101 Quotations with thought-provoking comments is a book of over 100 outstanding quotations … well, to be honest, there are lots more than that, but I just loved the title! And I did try to trim it down to 101, but you know how it is, sometimes you find a quotation that’s just too good to leave out.
Enter Malcolm Steadman: an overly anxious and polite every-man plagued by existential epiphanies with increasing regularity. He will fight a losing battle against routine and boring days as he slowly, but effectively, goes mad.
Jonathan is sitting up in his bed, enchanted by the carousel book, when it finally dawns on him that he is actually onboard a carousel. Seated in his chariot-bed, the carousel begins to move and the young boy is soon taken up in a whirlwind of wonderment.
Crossing the Mirage was born out of my conviction that for fiction to impact readers, it should be the soulful rendering of characters rooted in their native soil but not the hotchpotch of local and foreign caricatures sketched on a hybrid canvas.
The representative of the second wave of Ukrainian enlighteners generation in Russia. The son of priest from Volynian nobility. The member of saint Synod. Rostov metropolitan for 20 years (it’s the lightest period in the history of Rosrov). The Great preacher: he wrote 217 gospels.
Benign Flame was born out of my conviction that for fiction to impact readers, it should be the soulful rendering of characters rooted in their native soil but not the hotchpotch of local and foreign caricatures sketched on a hybrid canvas.