John McDonald Boeken

The following pages are the result of a series of notes collected and set down in the form of a story and a system of practice, which accounts for the style of arrangement. The sequential order as originally received has been carefully adhered to that its value to the reader might not be lessened. Read it as though it were a message directed to none but yourself. Try to reason out each proposition to your own satisfaction and to get the spirit back of the words. Then apply its teachings to fit your own individual nature and understanding. During your perusal of these pages should any ideas occur to you concerning your work or ambitions, it is well to lay the book aside for a few moments and meditate upon them. Many profitable ideas have come to readers in this way.

Uses a conversation between a troubled businessman and his friend to outline the principles of success.

The entire Shakespeare play as a graphic novel.

Curating in a Time of Ecological Crisis reaffirms the relevance and impactful role of art, revealing how contemporary art exhibitions can capture the zeitgeist and advance new and collaborative approaches to a more sustainable inhabitation of Earth.

What is it about puffins that makes them so endearing? Is it their portly, wide-eyed, toy-like appearance, or their large, brightly colored bills? Whatever the reason, puffins appeal to practically everybody. And the puffins on these pages are no exception. These sixty-four pictures of puffins at their most amusing, paired with witty commentary, are a unique presentation of Maine's favorite sea bird.

Focusing on the economic and social evolution of urban America, the book explores the 29 largest cities during a transformative period. It examines the dynamics of urban decline and renewal through the lenses of the vicious and virtuous circles, providing insights into the factors that contributed to both crises and revitalization. The aim is to reshape perceptions of cities, highlighting their complexities and potential for rebirth.

Presents the play in graphic novel form with a modern English translation, where the wizard Prospero and his daughter Miranda are stranded on an enchanted island and learn about both revenge and forgiveness.

"The entire Shakespeare play as a graphic novel!"--Cover.