Robert Schultz Boeken

The story follows John Ordway, an artist whose intense dedication to his craft has drawn criticism in New York City, particularly from feminist art critics. After moving to the small town of Delphi, Iowa, with his girlfriend Jamie, a potter and weaver, John's artistic obsession leads to heightened scrutiny and suspicion from the locals. The narrative explores themes of artistic integrity, societal judgment, and the dynamics of relationships in a close-knit community.

The story unfolds with Audra Atlanta's unexpected return from the dead, leading to her complex interactions with Doctor Caidin Mantose, who resurrected her. Meanwhile, Gunnar Conrad finds himself captured by Queen Captain Drax Blair and must navigate the treacherous dynamics aboard the Albion Battlecruiser. As Dakota and the crew deal with sabotage and power struggles, Rick embarks on a rescue mission to save the Constellation and its crew, while also aiming to reunite Gunnar with Audra amidst the chaos of the Hadrian Rite of Pintar.

This collection features six classical piano solos alongside seven advanced transcriptions, highlighted by a new arrangement of the iconic Rhapsody in Blue. It includes beloved pieces such as Tchaikovsky's Sleeping Beauty Waltz, Bach's Air for the G String, and Chopin's Funeral March. Perfect for pianists seeking to explore classical masterpieces, this compilation promises to delight both performers and audiences alike with its diverse selection of timeless works.

Joey Patroni, back in New York after serving in Iraq, becomes entwined in a power struggle involving the secretive Red and Green Societies and the influential Van Cortlandt family. As he drives David Rockefeller and his brothers through the city, tensions escalate over the ownership of the coveted Rockefeller Center. The conflict evolves from a mere land deal into a fierce battle for control, prompting Joey to question the future of wealth and power in society. Ultimately, he must decide who is worthy to inherit this legacy.

Exploring themes of war, peace, and human connection, the title poem reflects on the World Trade Center site post-destruction. Schultz's distinctive voice weaves through historical and contemporary perspectives, incorporating the influences of Emerson, Thoreau, and William James. The collection features diverse speakers, from a Confederate surgeon to a Khmer Rouge photographer, and captures moments of lyric insight amidst nature, love, and family. Written mostly in free verse, it also experiments with various poetic forms, creating a compassionate dialogue among readers.

One hundred titles in six categories: pop hits; movie and TV music; pop, rock and country classics; folk and children's songs; classical themes; and all-time favorites. Titles include: All for Love * I Swear * Charlie Brown Theme * Looking Through Your Eyes * Star Wars (Main Title) * Talk to the Animals * Journey to the Past * Tradition * To Life! * As Time Goes By and more.

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