Louise Bryant Livres

The book is a facsimile reprint of a scarce antiquarian work, reflecting its historical significance. While it may include imperfections like marks and notations due to its age, this edition aims to preserve the original's cultural importance. It is part of an initiative to protect and promote literature by offering high-quality, affordable modern editions that remain true to the original text.

Louise Bryant provides a vivid firsthand account of the October Revolution and its aftermath, capturing the tumultuous events and atmosphere of revolutionary Russia. Her narrative offers unique insights and perspectives, making it an essential resource for those seeking to understand this pivotal moment in history. The book has been recognized for its significance, with notable acclaim from major publications.

With the constant stream of unrealistic and dangerous standards bombarding us from all sides, we can only draw one conclusion. Despite everything our bodies do for us, they are not as they should be, and many of us battle our entire lives chasing an ever elusive end goal. While we chase the impossible, we avoid sharing about our disabilities, chronic illnesses, or our perceived flaws or deformities because we feel alone, or we don't want anyone to feel uncomfortable. These are real stories, told with humour, love, self-awareness and frankness, shared so we can all feel less alone in our skins. To show each other that we are all, in fact, more than good enough. With contributions by: Gabriella Brand Natasha Cabot Catherine Cronin Iris Leona Marie Cross Sarah Lyn Eaton Eirik Gumeny Hillary Jarvis Beth Ann Jedziniak Adin K Premalatha Karupiah Frauke Kasper Bruce Loeffler Matt McGee Jessy Mijnssen Aiofe Osborne Heather Purlett Nancy Rechtman Kay Redrup Julia Rudlaff KT Ryan Adrian Slonaker Bex Thorp Meredith Wadley Sarah Wirth Majini Ya Mombasa