Features a series of thirty-one embroidered samplers by contemporary American artist Elaine Reichek. In these striking works, Reichek replaces the familiar sayings traditionally found in samplers with witty combinations of quotations from mythology, literature, science, art history, and popular culture.
The story explores the deep emotional impact of love and loss through Andy Randolph, who grapples with the devastating tragedy of losing his childhood love, Rebekah Morris. Left feeling hollow and adrift, Andy's journey reflects the struggle to cope with grief and the search for meaning in a life overshadowed by sorrow.
The stories in this collection present a spectrum of mythic and romantic tales with themes of passion and futility. The different characters embodied in each work burn with their own incandescence in a landscape that at times can be forbidding and surrealistic.The lyricism of the writing is accentuated by contrapuntal sub-themes of dissonance that may at times be seen as startling. These nuances of style present a variety of patterns woven into the skein of the stories that further augment their fresh appeal to the reader.
The volume features over 700 extracts from Nineteenth Century sources that delve into Victorian Aboriginal society. Covering a wide array of topics, including ceremonies and recreation, it offers insightful glimpses into the rich and complex cultural landscape of the time.
Focusing on prehistoric archaeology in Australia, the book presents a series of case studies that highlight various site types and research areas. It delves into the data, methods, and approaches utilized in uncovering the region's past, offering insights into the complexities of archaeological investigation.
Focusing on the theme of imagination, this novella features three women whose compelling testimonies reveal the enigmatic nature of the Chimera, a creature formed from various human and animal spirits. Their narratives explore the interplay between reality and fantasy, highlighting the transformative power of creativity and the complexities of their experiences.
The narrative takes young readers on an engaging archaeological adventure, exploring a Bronze Age village through the eyes of a group of archaeologists. Children will learn about ancient lifestyles and the significance of historical discoveries, making the past come alive in an entertaining and educational way.
This collection features three unique works that blend mythological elements with realistic storytelling. Each narrative intertwines fantastical themes with relatable characters, exploring the interplay between the extraordinary and the everyday. The stories invite readers to experience a rich tapestry of imagination, where ancient myths resonate within contemporary settings, creating a thought-provoking exploration of human nature and the world around us.
In Forgetting Is How We Survive, people are haunted by ghosts of the past, tormented by doppelgangers and pining for lost futures. Each character faces a turning point - an event that will move their life from one path to another, and every event casts a shadow.