Robert Phelps was een journalist, romanschrijver en briefschrijver die midden twintigste eeuw actief was in New York City. Als toegewijd francofiel vereerde hij de geschriften van Cocteau, Colette en Marcel Jouhandeau, en promootte hij hun werken aanzienlijk in de Verenigde Staten. Na een korte periode mede-oprichter te zijn geweest van Grove Press, wijdde hij zich aan het schrijven. Zijn werk wordt gekenmerkt door een diepe betrokkenheid bij het literaire leven en de cultuur, waarbij hij zich vaak concentreerde op de analyse en presentatie van de bijdragen van andere auteurs.
The correspondence between James Salter and Robert Phelps reveals a rich, two-decade friendship marked by admiration and candid exchanges. Through lively, gossipy letters, they explore Salter's literary successes and Phelps's struggles, offering a unique glimpse into their lives and careers. The collection includes an insightful foreword by Michael Dirda, shedding light on Phelps, a nearly forgotten figure, and celebrating the profound connection forged through their letters.
Exploring the rising hostility and discontent in society, this book examines the declining church attendance and the reasons behind people's anger towards God. It delves into church policies, legalism, and the hidden dynamics within congregations. The author aims to provide insights and potential solutions to the challenges faced by local churches, encouraging readers to reflect on their faith and the church's role in contemporary life. Through this exploration, the book seeks to foster understanding and healing within the faith community.
Designed to complement the Mastering the Guitar: Class Method, Level 1, this supplement provides a conceptual understanding of the guitar through twelve exercises and quizzes that align with the Class Method. It reinforces essential concepts and includes a Teacher's Class Planner section, detailing the objectives of the exercises and suggesting classroom activities to enhance learning. This resource aims to deepen students' familiarity with the instrument while supporting educators in their teaching efforts.
Exploring the historical, literary, and archaeological evidence surrounding Easter, this book offers an accessible narrative that reveals the holiday's true significance. Dr. Robby presents a compelling account designed to engage readers and deepen their understanding of Easter's meaning, making it relatable for all audiences.
Focusing on personal development, this guide outlines actionable steps to help individuals discover their life's purpose rooted in biblical teachings. It emphasizes establishing a strong foundation based on faith and spiritual principles, encouraging readers to align their goals and values with God's Word for a fulfilling life.
The collection brings to life the spirit of Christmas through a blend of heartfelt poems and enchanting winter stories. It emphasizes themes of faith and joy, focusing on the Nativity and the journey of Mary and Joseph. Readers will find a celebration of the holiday's religious significance, making it a perfect companion for the festive season.
