Word works


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"This book akes the 50 most relevant Word functions and provides detailed step-by-step instructions on how to develop the skill of using each function"--Cover.




Glass Factory


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Poetry. Environmental Studies. Chemically speaking, glass is neither a liquid nor a solid; it has properties of both states of being. It is precisely these kinds of ambiguities of experience, internal and external, that McCabe's crisp yet sonically adroit poems seek to reveal. In a world in which all matter is destined for ruin, we find a speaker who again and again not only holds the elusive present in her fierce attention but also praises the very processes that, while ushering new fruit from the trees, erase all that has been, including the familiar self, which is at every moment already "turning, turning" into something other.




Following Fred Astaire


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Winner of the 1998 Washington Prize. The meticulous attention to detail and originality of her tone should be sufficient to herald Anderson's debut volume as a triumph. But there is an underlying sense of irony touched with wry wit that informs Anderson's disarming poems which are at once both funny and heartbreaking. Anderson's keen eye illuminates our socially-constructed ideas of gender and identity, the various mannerisms and dance steps we consider appropriate for women and men. --Marcus Cafagna. Following Fred Astaire pulls off what much contemporary poetry won't attempt. Difficult--yes, difficult--brainy, playful language. A sensibility that resists what is predictable. Beautifully musical lines. This is ambitious, original, and lovely work. --Lisa Coffman. Here are the infinitesimal private heroisms daily required of the unpartnered, the disappointments of romance, the eternal return of hope, in poems solaced by friendship and dreams, and by the illimitable grace of language. --Marilyn Nelson.




Wordworks


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For more than twenty years, Richard Kostelanetz has been a consistent iconoclast and advocate of the avant-garde in American poetry. His visual (or "concrete") poems, his numerical, audio and video poems, as well as the more recent holographic poems, challenge the audience to expand traditional boundaries of time, space, language and genre, to ask more the "how" than the "what."




Identifying the Body


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Poetry. African & African American Studies. Women's Studies. JoAnne McFarland asks, if we are our bodies, what do we do when they betray us? When the life leaves them? When we cannot convince them to reach for what we want to become? Says Leslie McGrath, "Duality runs through the collection; the poems read as conversations between the conscious and unconscious, the personal versus the public. JoAnne McFarland offers the body in thrall, in love, the body etched by ritual, by shame, the Black body, the female body, the body fully human. This collection is a revelation." Janet Kaplan calls this book "a moving picture--text in cinematographic jump cut, close up, and chiaroscuro--of a Black woman as she embodies herself and those she loves and mourns--lives cut down way too soon, stricken, murdered, silenced. For McFarland, identifying the body also means identifying the soul that longs for release and the passions that yearn for fulfillment right here: love and justice embodied, in full measure."




The Children of the Homes


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The Word Works


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Have you ever given out a gospel tract and wondered if it did any good? Now you can find out! This book is an amazing collection of 151 stories of men and women from 70 countries who found Christ by reading gospel literature. These fascinating stories will encourage and challenge you to share the gospel with others. This book also addresses such vital questions as what tract distribution methods are most effective and what types of gospel literature generate the most response.




The Word Works


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The Word Works By: Gerald Gray Learn the word of God from a trusted source. The Word Works will help one understand the complexity of God’s words through a collection of articles written by Gerald Gray. The interpretation that is presented in these articles are based solely on Scripture and not on his personal opinion—with a couple of exceptions where the Bible does not give us a clear understanding of the meaning. His hope is that this book will help someone to hunger and thirst for more of God and seek out the truths in His Word.




His Word Works


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The Word Works


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