Fino ad agosto
- 256pages
- 9 heures de lecture
Josephine Rowe Ordre des livres (chronologique)
L'écriture de Josephine Rowe explore les complexités des liens humains et les courants subtils de la vie intérieure. Ses récits abordent des thèmes tels que l'isolement, le désir et la quête de soi dans des paysages contemporains. Avec un style lyrique distinctif et une imagerie saisissante, Rowe crée des histoires qui résonnent profondément, incitant à la réflexion sur la condition humaine. Son œuvre offre une voix littéraire unique, appréciée pour sa profondeur émotionnelle et sa prose sophistiquée.
A Loving, Faithful Animal
- 176pages
- 7 heures de lecture
'An unflinching look at the ways we fail the people we love, at the cruelty of family, its toxicity, and beauty ... A deep, multi-faceted portrait of the inheritance of damage' -Stephanie Danler, New York Times bestselling author of Sweetbitter New Year's Eve, 1990, small-town Australia. The mysterious death of the family dog pushes Jack, a former conscript tormented by the horrors of Vietnam, into one of his periodic drug-fuelled vanishing acts. His eccentric brother Les remains next door, a gentle fixer-upper missing both trigger fingers, whose loyalties are increasingly torn between Jack and his wife Evelyn. This time, Evelyn lets Jack stay gone. She is rapidly disappearing herself, lost in recollections of a vibrant youth as her eldest daughter Lani seems intent on misspending her own. And at the heart of it all is Lani's little sister Ru, who sees everything and yet is overlooked in the chaos of her family crisis. A Loving, Faithful Animal is a searing portrait of people on the brink, excavating an Australia rarely seen in literature. An unforgettable interrogation of ruins, redemption, and reasons why, this is a haunting coming-of-age from one of Australia's most extraordinary young writers.
The Gospel of Thomas, discovered in Nag Hammadi, presents a unique collection of 114 sayings attributed to Jesus, emphasizing personal revelation over narrative. Scholar Jean-Yves Leloup's translation highlights the teachings of Jesus as a path to self-knowledge and spiritual enlightenment, resonating with gnostic themes of transformation and consciousness. This work invites readers to explore their inner wisdom, suggesting that understanding these teachings can lead to a profound personal awakening, rather than merely conforming to traditional Christian beliefs.