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Watercolour secrets / by Leman, Jill,author.(CARDINAL)758922; Royal Society of Painters in Water-Colours (Great Britain)(CARDINAL)761818;

Includes bibliographical references and index.Diana Armfield -- Fay Ballard -- Charles Bartlett -- Richard Bawden -- June Berry -- Akash Bhatt -- Dennis Roxby Bott --Francis Bowyer -- William Bowyer -- David Brayne -- Liz Butler -- Michael Chaplin -- Helga Chart -- Michael Collins -- Jane Corsellis -- Claire Dalby -- Alfred Daniels -- George Devlin -- John Doyle -- Jim Dunbar --Anthony Eyton -- James Faure Walker -- Sheila Findlay -- David Firmstone -- Tom Gamble -- Janet Golphin -- Isla Hackney -- Charlotte Halliday -- Susan Hawker -- Julie Held -- William Henderson -- Sarah Holliday -- Ken Howard -- Jonathan Huxley -- Wendy Jacob -- Barry Owen Jones -- Olwen Jones -- Janet Kerr -- Sophie Knight -- Karolina Larusdottir -- Sonia Lawson -- Jill Leman -- Martin Leman -- Arthur Lockwood -- Caroline McAdam Clark -- Angus McEwan -- Colin Merrin -- Michael Middleton -- Bridget Moore -- Peter Morrell -- Alison C. Musker -- John Newberry -- Paul Newland -- David Paskett -- David Payne -- Simon Pierse -- Richard Pikesley -- Geoffrey Pimlott -- Neil Pittaway -- Thomas Plunkett -- Salliann Putman -- Peter Quinn -- Mark Raggett --Stuart Robertson -- James Rushton -- Denis Ryan -- William Selby -- Agathe Sorel -- Richard Sorrell -- Janet Q. Treloar -- Alexander Vorobyev -- Ann Wegmuller -- Jenny Wheatley -- Michael Whittlesea -- Annie Williams -- Charles Williams.This beautiful book showcases the work of the members of the prestigious Royal Watercolour Society, including Ken Howard, Sonia Lawson and many other fine and well-known contemporary watercolour painters. Each artist discusses their inspiration and gives their best practical advice for working in this medium, offering a fascinating insight into the methods and techniques of the pros. Have you ever wondered how an artist starts a piece, what keeps them working at it, how they make marks and mix colour or when they know a painting is finished? This intimate exploration of the daily creative striving of the artist and their patient technical procedures will fascinate professional and aspiring artists, collectors and anyone with a general interest in painting.

Subjects: Watercolor painting.;

Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 3

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Billy Graham : a tribute from friends / by McLellan, Vernon K.,compiler.(CARDINAL)736906;

"Billy Graham's legacy is celebrated in a collection of poignant tributes and memories as leaders from the worlds of government, business, sports, entertainment and religion share their personal stories and remembrances of this remarkable man."-Amazon

Subjects: Graham, Billy, 1918-2018.; Graham, Billy, 1918-2018; Evangelists;

Available copies: 8 / Total copies: 9

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Where we live : a benefit for the survivors in Las Vegas / by Dennis, Will,editor.(CARDINAL)346470;

"On October 1, 2017, Las Vegas, Nevada suffered the worst mass shooting in modern American history, resulting in 58 deaths and over 500 injured. It broke my heart. Las Vegas is my home. I felt like something needed to be done to help in a unique way."--JH WILLIAMS III, Artist and Curating Editor This "unique way" was the genesis of the WHERE WE LIVE anthology--a riveting collection of both fictional stories and actual eye-witness accounts told by an all-star line-up of the top talent working in comics today. All the creators have graciously volunteered their time and talent to help bring some sense to this senseless act and, in the process, raise money for the survivors and their families.The book will include a variety of perspectives with key themes exploring gun violence, common sense gun control, value of a compassionate society, mental health stigmatization, aftermath of tragedy and how individuals and communities persevere and an appreciation of Las Vegas as a vibrant community.100% of the proceeds for the WHERE WE LIVE anthology will be donated to Route 91 Strong, a non-profit organization.

Subjects: Comics (Graphic works); Graphic novels.; Nonfiction comics.; Fiction.; Mass shootings; Mass murder; Gun control;

Available copies: 2 / Total copies: 4

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Howdunit : a masterclass in crime writing by members of the Detection Club / by Edwards, Martin,1955-editor.(CARDINAL)345124;

"Howdunit offers a fresh perspective on the craft of crime writing from leading exponents of the genre, past and present. The book offers invaluable advice to people interested in writing crime fiction, but it also provides a fascinating picture of the way that the best crime writers have honed their skills over the years. Its unique construction and content mean that it will appeal not only to would-be writers but also to a very wide readership of crime fans. The principal contributors are current members of the legendary Detection Club, including Ian Rankin, Val McDermid, Peter James, Peter Robinson, Ann Cleeves, Andrew Taylor, Elly Griffiths, Sophie Hannah, Stella Duffy, Alexander McCall Smith, John Le Carré and many more. Interwoven with their contributions are shorter pieces by past Detection Club members ranging from G.K. Chesterton, Dorothy L. Sayers, Agatha Christie and John Dickson Carr to Desmond Bagley and H.R.F. Keating." -- Amazon.com."In celebration of the Detection Club's 90th birthday, ninety of its esteemed members share their experiences and advice about the art and craft of successful crime writing. From G. K. Chesterton's timeless exploration of the value of detective fiction to Len Deighton's insightful explanation of how differnt problems can be met with different solutions, Howdunit takes the reader on a guided journey through all aspects of crime writing and the painful pleasures of motivation, character, setting, dialogue perspective, humour and suspense. How do you decide on a murderer? What research should you do? When can you improvise? And what do editors actually want?" --

Subjects: Crime writing.; Detective and mystery stories; Plots (Drama, novel, etc.);

Available copies: 4 / Total copies: 4

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The Penguin book of the prose poem : from Baudelaire to Anne Carson / by Noel-Tod, Jeremy,editor,writer of introduction.(CARDINAL)541391;

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.The expansion of the prose poem / Jeremy Noel-Tod -- The end of days / Golan Haji -- Merry Christmas from Hegel / Anne Carson -- Going nowhere, getting somewhere / Vahni Capildeo -- Children are the orgasm of the world / Hera Lindsay Bird -- Antico Adagio / Peter Gizzi -- Knife / Rod Mengham -- A woman shopping / Anne Boyer -- Notes towards a race riot scene / Bhanu Kapil -- "There were barnacles ..." / Sarah Howe -- from Letter against the firmament / Sean Bonney -- from Citizen: an American lyric / Claudia Rankine -- My funeral / Peter Manson -- Flower, quarter, mask / John Fuller -- Reclaiming a beloved city / Clifton Gachague -- Imagined sons 9 : Greek salad / Carrie Etter -- Place name : flog man / Kei Miller -- Rape joke / Patricia Lockwood -- from Fairies / Mei-mei Berssenbrugge -- from Mystériuses / Éric Suchère -- Some fears / Emily Berry -- from Odes to TL61P / Keston Sutherland -- The mysterious arrival of an unusual letter / Mark Strand -- Chicken / Cathy Wagner -- Birthweights / Chris McCabe -- Other things / Alvin Pang -- from Adventures in Shangdu / Cathy Park Hong -- Cry break / Paige Ackerson-Kiely -- Short prayer to sound / Vivek Narayana -- Homeless heart / John Ashbery -- Black sunlight / D.S. Marriott -- Nightmare pink / Elena Penga -- Conversations about home (at the deportation centre) / Warsan Shire -- O elegant giant / Laura Kasischke -- Via negativa / Jane Monson -- The experience / Simon Armitage -- Folkways / Anthony Joseph -- from Virtual airport / Matthew Welton -- Photographs, undeveloped / Ágnes Lehóczky -- from Folklore / Tim Atkins -- Edith / Sophie Robinson -- The wren / Jen Hadfield -- from Bird bird / Jeff Hilson -- The hornsman / Bill Griffiths -- from The idylls / Maurice Riordan -- Blue dog / Luke Kennard -- If / Sina Queyras -- Fiddleheads / Seamus HeaneyCaptain of the lighthouse / Togara Muzanenhamo -- from Angle of yaw / Ben Lerner -- The phases of the moon in London / Amjad Nasser -- Corruption / Srikanth Reddy -- from echolocatin / Mani Rao -- from Chapter E / Christian Bök -- Denigration / Harryette Mullen -- A hardworking peasant from the idyllic countryside / Linh Dinh -- Ted's head / Rod Smith -- Hosea: a commentary / Charles Boyle -- The skull ring / Chelsey Minnis -- from The weather / Lisa Robertson -- Ode / Lisa Jarnot -- from Letters to Wendy's / Joe Wenderoth -- The most sensual room / Masayo Koike -- The cough / Barbara Guest -- Cinema-going / Ian Hamilton Finlay -- from Joan of Arc / Nathalie Quintane -- Neglected knives / Kritín Ómarsdóttir -- Little corona / Don Paterson -- Seoul's dinner / Kim Hyesoon -- Christopher Robin / Czesław Miłosz -- Returns to harmony 3 / Agha Shahid Ali -- Thought (I) / Esther Jansma -- The poet / Eileen Myles -- Prose poem / Ron Padgett -- from Kuchh Vakya / Udayan Vajpeyi -- from Lawn of excluded middle / Rosmarie Waldrop -- The word-gulag / Abdellatif Laâbi -- Dustie-fute / David Kinloch -- dropped on the ground · the small coin / Zhou Yaping -- from Short talks / Anne Carson -- In love with Raymond Chandler / Margaret Atwood -- Letters / Clark Coolidge -- What no one could have told them / C.D. Wright -- An anointing / Thylias Moss -- Man with a mower / Jenny Bornholdt -- Deer dancer / Joy Harjo -- from The stumbling block its index / Brian Catling -- Chekhov: a sestina / Mark Strand -- Inflation / Carol Rumens -- Quaker oats / Rita Dove -- from The world doesn't end / Charles Simic -- Human wishes / Robert Hass -- Burnt hair / Meena Alexander -- The Hanoi market / Yusef Komunyakaa -- reading / joanne burnsThe first week of mourning / Shang Qin -- The dogs / Yves Bonnefoy -- from My life / Lyn Hejinian -- The souvenir / Dan Pagis -- A walk through the museum / Ánges Nemes Nagy -- Hearts / Laurie Duggan -- The land of counterpane / Lee Harwwod -- from C / Peter Reading -- Many musicians practice their mysteries while I am cooking / Bink Noll -- Or else / Christopher Middleton -- abglanz / reflected gleam / Wulf Kirsten -- Honey / James Wright -- A vernacular tale / Peter Didsbury -- The colonel / Carolyn Forché -- Meeting Ezra Pound / Miroslav Holub -- Goodtime Jesus / James Tate -- Vanity, Wisconsin / Maxine Chernoff -- Gay full story / Bernadette Mayer -- from Logbook / Tom Raworth -- The colors of night / N. Scott Momaday -- Portrait of A.E. (an artful fairy tale) / Elke Erb -- Chile / Ottó Orbán -- Scissors / Shuntarö Tanikawa -- A caterpillar / Robert Bly -- Cloistered / Seamus Heaney -- Ape / Russel Edson -- from The wild rose / Ken Smith -- Chimes of silence / Wole Soyinka -- from Mercian hymns / Geoffrey Hill -- from Shooting script / Adrienne Rich -- The bookcase / Tomas Tranströmer -- For John Clare / John Ashberty -- Milk / James Schuyler -- from it / Inger Christensen -- A case / Gael Turnbull -- An old-fashioned traveller on the trade routes / Rosemary Tonks -- Strayed crab / Elizabeth Bishop -- The flag / Pablo Neruda -- Vocabulary / Wisława Szymborska -- Catherine of Siena / Elizabeth Jennings -- from City / Roy Fisher -- Borges and I / Jorge Luis Borges -- from Letters to James Alexander / Jack Spicer -- Hermes, dog and star / Zbigniew Herbert -- Where the tennis court was ... / Eugenio Montale -- A supermarket in California / Alan Ginsberg -- Clock / Pierre Reverdy -- Meditations in an emergency / Frank O'Hara -- Love letter to King Tutankhamun / Dulce María LoynazThe clerk's vision / Octavio Paz -- Around the star's throne / Hans Arp -- The god of war / Bertolt Brecht -- The swift / René Char -- Phrase / Aimé Césaire -- Street cries / Luis Cernuda -- Rain / Francis Ponge -- The pleasures of the door / Francis Ponge -- Crate / Francis Ponge -- from Vigils / John Lehmann -- Nijinksi / George Seferis -- The right meaning / César Vallejo -- Blue notebook, no. 10 / Daniil Kharms -- Bourgeois news / Charles Madge -- Lozanne / David Gasgoyne -- In praise of glass / Gabriela Mistral -- from The orators / W.H. Auden -- My occupations / Henri Michaux -- Force of habit / André Breton and Paul Eluard -- Sunflowers are already black gunpowder / Anzai Fuye -- The dog's retort / Lu Xun -- Snow / Lu Xun -- Son / Saint-John Perse -- Hell is graduated / Max Jacob -- A day / Rabindranath Tagore -- from Kora in hell: improvisations / William Carlos Williams -- Tired / Fenton Johnson -- Pulmonary tuberculosis / Katherine Mansfield -- Hysteria / T.S. Eliot -- Spring day / Amy Lowell -- The moon / Juan Ramón Jiménez -- London notes / Jessie Dismoor -- Street circus / Pierre Reverdy -- from Tender buttons / Gertrude Stein -- Winter night / Georg Trakl -- from Scented leaves- from a Chinese jar / Allen Upward -- Painting / Paul Claudel -- Absinthia taetra / Ernest Dowson -- The pipe / Stéphane Mallarmé -- The disciple / Oscar Wilde -- The master / Oscar Wilde -- from By the waters of Babylon / Emma Lazarus -- After the flood / Arthur Rimbaud -- Sideshow / Arthur Rimbaud -- Genie / Arthur Rimbaud -- The end of the world / Ivan Turgenev -- On the sea / Ivan Turgenev -- The stranger / Charles Beaudelaire -- Windows / Charles Beaudelaire -- The bad glazier / Charles Beaudelaire -- The madman / Aloysius Bertrand -- The mason / Aloysius Bertrand -- Haarlem / Aloysius Bertrand.The last decades have seen an explosion of the prose poem. More and more writers are turning to this peculiarly rich and flexible form; it defines Claudia Rankine's Citizen, one of the most talked-about books of recent years, and many others, such as Sarah Howe's Loop of Jade and Vahni Capildeo's Measures of Expatriation, make extensive use of it. Yet this fertile mode which in its time has drawn the likes of Charles Baudelaire, Oscar Wilde, T.S. Eliot, Gertrude Stein and Seamus Heaney remains, for many contemporary readers, something of a mystery. The history of the prose poem is a long and fascinating one. Here, Jeremy Noel-Tod reconstructs it for us by selecting the essential pieces of writing by turns luminous, brooding, lamentatory and comic which have defined and developed the form at each stage, from its beginnings in 19th-century France, through the 20th-century traditions of Britain and America and beyond the English language, to the great wealth of material written internationally since 2000. Comprehensively told, it yields one of the most original and genre-changing anthologies to be published for some years, and offers readers the chance to discover a diverse range of new poets and new kinds of poem, while also meeting famous names in an unfamiliar guise.

Subjects: Prose poems.; Prose poems.; Prose poems;

Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1

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