Robert Thomas Boeken

A fresh and modern take on one of the most classic poetic forms in the Western literary tradition. “What if creatures in other galaxies / have a vague sense that something is missing, / but don’t know it’s Little Richard, Shakespeare, / and cornbread with plum jam?” In this collection, Robert Thomas presents eighty nontraditional sonnets that explore love and jealousy—the traditional obsessions of sonnets—from nontraditional angles. Other galaxies are jealous of Earth in these heartbreaking, funny, ecstatic, profound, and never boring poems. 

Exploring themes of romance and introspection, this collection features poems that juxtapose everyday experiences with profound insights. From the humorous comparison of love to changing oil in a car to the poignant imagery of a salesman witnessing nature's transformation, the work navigates the intersections of mystery and affection. The desire to exchange one's soul for the artistry of legendary musicians like Federico García Lorca and Jimi Hendrix adds a layer of longing and artistic aspiration throughout the verses.

The story follows Johnnie and his crew as they engage in a fierce battle against the Hells Sinners, seeking vengeance for crimes committed against Tonya. With assistance from an old ally and the West Dragons, Johnnie faces the dual challenges of war and personal life, striving to keep Tonya close while building a business. Amidst action and tragedy, love blossoms for Sara, leading to themes of revenge, restoration, and ultimate success in their tumultuous journey.

Examines the inroads of historical criticism into evangelical scholarship. Though evangelicals reject many extreme conclusions of liberal scholars, some have adopted their same methodology in the interpretation of the Synoptic Gospels, creating a crisis in evangelical scholarship. The authors show how adopting such methodologies are affecting the next generation of pastors, teachers, and scholars.

Atelier 5 has been operating for more than 40 years and is one of Switzerland's most important architectural offices. Their housing estates and urban projects have gained recognition for the team throughout the world and they count amongst the most significant examples of post-war residential structures. A characteristic of their architecture is that it does not succumb to passing trends but continually seeks to create new prototypes. In their designs, they explore the relationship between form and function, ensuring that social needs and the needs of the occupants are given primary consideration. This Studio Paperback naturally looks at their celebrated housing estates such as Halen and Hamburg Rotherbaum, but it also reviews their entire portfolio - from single family housing to public buildings.

Focused on building confidence and decreasing anxiety from information overload this Little Quick Fix helps students build a manageable system that works for digging into and making sense of their individual data.

Outlining what a literature review is - and isn't - this is the Little Quick Fix for using the literature to construct a strong academic argument.

One of the more popular plays by the French playwright Robert Thomas (1927-1989).Considered a comedy thriller, it all starts when, while on their honeymoon Daniel Corban's wife disappears for a few day only to reappear. Howeve Corban claims the woman who has appeared is not his wife...

Follow Johnnie Steele as he encounters many of life's hardships. Having lost his father in a work accident at an early age, Johnnie struggles with the choices he has to make in life.