Michael Graves Livres

Focusing on patristic biblical interpretation, this volume presents the first accessible English translation and commentary of Jerome's Epistle 106. It explores various textual and exegetical options of the Psalms, drawing from Greek, Latin, and Hebrew sources. The work provides insightful commentary on the Gallican Psalter, showcasing Jerome's translation of Origen's hexaplaric edition. This treatise offers a unique glimpse into the textual complexities of the Psalter in the late fourth century and exemplifies ancient philological scholarship on the Bible.

Focusing on the animated oasis of Bedrock City, Todd Oldham captures the essence of this unique tourist attraction inspired by "The Flintstones." Located in Arizona, between Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon, it presents a vibrant homage to television folklore and American kitsch. Oldham's striking photographs bring to life the surreal charm of Fred, Wilma, Barney, and Betty's hometown, showcasing how this whimsical replication stands out against the stark desert landscape.

Exploring the theme of life after death, this thought-provoking narrative delves into the idea of self-communication across lifetimes. It poses intriguing questions about the messages one would convey to their future self if they were aware of reincarnation. This introspective journey invites readers to reflect on their choices, beliefs, and the impact of their actions, ultimately challenging perceptions of mortality and existence.

Exploring a diverse range of emotions, this collection invites readers on a unique poetic journey. Michael Graves delves into both intellectual and sensual themes, showcasing his innovative style in "off line" literature. His ability to connect with audiences has garnered a dedicated following, making this work a significant addition to contemporary poetry.