Jim Burns Bücher

Science fiction imagery can open our minds to worlds. Jim Burns’ intriguing illustration for The Ceremonies, which combines human figures with an evocative landscape, resonates powerfully with eerie lighting, unusual colors, beautifully characterized faces, and multiple narrative levels. Other fascinating works include the golden-toned cover for Born with the Dead and the cityscape for Rendezvous with Rama 3.

Navigating the challenges of parenting teenagers can be daunting, but this guide provides valuable insights from family expert Jim Burns. It focuses on helping teens develop a healthy self-identity, build strong relationships, make wise choices, and deepen their spiritual connections. Offering practical advice for both serious issues and everyday family dynamics, this book serves as a source of support and encouragement for parents seeking to foster a positive environment for their teens.

There are 19 species of owls in North America and a spectacularly-illustrated chapter is devoted to each in this intriguing natural history narrative. Author Jim Burns takes the reader on a journey of discovering owls during his travels across the United States. His two rules of owling-that owls never appear when and where they are expected, and that owls always appear when and where they are least expected-set the tone for this informative and exciting excursion into the world of owls. The essays are combined with stunning full-color images of these elusive birds, and details on each bird's habitat, range, behavior, breeding, nesting habits, calls, and migration are also included. And as these birds are so often heard and not seen, an audio CD is part of this complete owl package, showcasing the magnificent calls of these beautiful and mysterious birds.

The mandate to equip the Church for revival was never greater -- and never more eloquently underscored than at the recent World Congress on Deliverance in Colorado Springs. Cornerstone speaker Jack Hayford joins acknowledged experts in explaining effective principles of personal deliverance and how to start deliverance ministries in our churches. This balanced, biblically proven guide is an excellent teaching resource.

Exploring the vibrant cultural landscape of Paris, this collection delves into the lives and contributions of notable artists like Picasso and Soutine, while examining existentialist thought and historical insurrections. It reviews exhibitions by British painters and highlights American poets, alongside discussions about the Beats and Hollywood blacklists. Music is a focal point, with insights into jazz musicians and the emergence of rock and roll. Additionally, essays reflect on the early days of communism in both Russia and America, offering a rich tapestry of artistic and political themes.

Exploring the lives and works of Beat and Bohemian writers, artists, and jazz musicians, this collection of essays delves into the cultural revolution of the mid-20th century. It highlights the creative spirit and countercultural movements that defined an era, examining the influence of these artists on literature and music. Through insightful analysis, the essays reveal the interconnectedness of their experiences and the impact they had on shaping modern artistic expression.

The collection explores the interplay between art and the vibrant social scenes of cities like Paris, London, Berlin, and New York, highlighting cafés and cabarets as key meeting places for artists and writers. It examines how these urban environments shaped artistic expression, while also addressing the darker aspects of city life, such as vice and poverty. Through various reviews, the book offers a nuanced perspective on the cultural dynamics of these cities, revealing that the struggles and perils faced by artists were not unique to Paris.

Focusing on the vibrant artistic and literary scene of Paris, this collection features essays and reviews that delve into the lives of various influential figures from the 1890s and 1920s, often regarded as "golden periods." The author reflects on expatriates, writers, and editors who contributed to this rich cultural tapestry. Additionally, a brief exploration of contemporary French left-wing poets offers a fresh perspective, highlighting their obscurity to British readers and justifying their inclusion in the collection.