Michael Bradley Bücher

Die Studienarbeit untersucht den Gedichtszyklus "Poeta en Nueva York" von Federico García Lorca und hinterfragt die gängige Auffassung, dass seine New Yorker Dichtung rein surrealistisch ist. Während sie surrealistische Elemente enthält, argumentiert die Arbeit, dass Lorcas Werk darüber hinausgeht und nicht ausschließlich mit dem Surrealismus verknüpft werden kann. Die Analyse bietet eine tiefere Einsicht in die komplexe Beziehung zwischen Lorcas Dichtung und den surrealistischen Strömungen seiner Zeit.

Die Studienarbeit untersucht den Zusammenhang zwischen dem Alten und Neuen Testament und deren Einfluss auf die Literatur, insbesondere im Kontext von Erich Auerbachs "Mimesis". Sie beleuchtet, wie dieser intertextuelle Dialog die Darstellung von Realität in der Literatur prägt und analysiert die Entwicklung literarischer Techniken von der Antike bis zur Neuzeit. Die Arbeit bietet eine fundierte Analyse und zeigt, wie religiöse Texte literarische Werke inspirieren und deren thematische Tiefe erweitern.

One in five Australian women has been the victim of a sexual assault. For these women, there is less than a 1 per cent chance that their rapist has been arrested, prosecuted and convicted of the crime. These are the bare numerical facts of system failure. We offer rape survivors a stark choice: go to the police, or remain silent. In recent times, the public pressure on survivors to report has increased, alongside a growing focus on two other options: civil action against the perpetrator, or going public. These evolving social responses are intended to offer an alternative to the tradition of silencing. However, each of these choices, for survivors, involves a further sacrifice of what they have already lost. The legal system's responses to rape were designed without survivors in mind, and they do not address, in any way, the questions that survivors ask or the needs they express. Simply put, on the systemic response to rape, we are having the wrong conversation.

The book offers a comprehensive exploration of the units that served under Nathan Bedford Forrest during the Civil War, featuring detailed character sketches of key commanders and soldiers. It includes an extensive timeline that connects their actions to significant historical events, enriched with firsthand accounts and battlefield conversations. Each chapter focuses on troops from various Southern states and also chronicles Forrest's military career. An annotated bibliography provides a thorough overview of the sources utilized, making it a valuable resource for Civil War enthusiasts.

Bradley is back! Michael Bradley, author of the critically acclaimed, Swords at Sunset and other non-fiction books on the Holy Grail (he was a researcher for The Da Vinci Code movie), has now written his first novel since the 1970s, when Imprint and The Mantouche Factor together sold more than half-a-million copies. Now, the long fiction drought is over with the release of a new novel: The Magdalene Mandala draws on Bradley's enviable reputation as a Holy Grail expert to lend authenticity to a plot that twists and turns at a rapid pace, bringing together murder and intrigue, political cover-ups, the Grail...and Mary Magdalene. Added to this intoxicating literary mix are detailed descriptions of ingenious low-tech survivalist devices.

Everyone has secrets. Some of them may kill you. When a Delaware real estate mogul is murdered, newspaper journalist Brian Wilder wants the scoop on the killing, including the meaning behind the mysterious loaf of bread left with the corpse. Reverend Candice Miller, called to minister to the grieving family, quickly realizes that the killer has adopted the symbolism of sin eating, a Victorian-era religious ritual, as a calling card. Is it the work of a religious fanatic set to punish people for their missteps, or something even more sinister? As more victims fall, Brian and Candice follow a trail of deceit and blackmail, hoping to discover the identity of the killer―and praying that their own sins won’t catch the killer’s attention.

This fifth printing of the best-selling Holy Grail Across the Atlantic offers some fascinating interpretations of early Canadian history that you may prefer to doubt - but will not be able to forget! When the fortress of MontsAgur, reputed sanctuary of the great religious treasure of the Templars was sacked by forces of the Inquisition in 1244, did the Templars manage to escape with the Holy Grail? Legends insist that the Holy Grail was taken to safety before the doomed citadel was stormed. Was a castle in Nova Scotia the new haven for the Holy Grail? Is the famous and mysterious "money pit" on Oak Island in Mahone Bay connected with a desperate and courageous attempt to save the Holy Grail? Was Samuel de Champlain a secret agent for the Grail Dynasty, and did his maps and journals purposely obscure the location of the Grail's secret refuge in Acadia? And later on, was the Holy Grail transported to a new haven in Montreal founded by a mysterious secret society?

Kaitlyn Ashe, a successful radio DJ in Philadelphia, faces the resurgence of a childhood secret when anonymous letters threaten her new life. As the letters intensify, she is drawn back to The Shallows, a place tied to her past that she hoped to forget. The narrative unfolds as a suspenseful cat-and-mouse game, revealing past misdeeds and present dangers. Set against the contrasting backdrops of urban and rural environments, the story explores themes of secrecy, revenge, and the haunting nature of unresolved trauma.

New York defense attorney Neil Brewster has everything he's ever wanted: an expensive Manhattan apartment, a gorgeous fiancé, a forthcoming partnership in his law firm, and a reputation for winning even the most hopeless cases. His utter ruthlessness and bullying--both in and out of the courtroom--are legendary, and have been since his childhood. With a new high profile court case looming, a camping reunion with his old high school cronies becomes just the distraction he needs. But Neil's weekend plunges into disarray when he's confronted with the sins of his past. After learning about the suicide of the boy he bullied relentlessly as a teenager, Neil is tormented by ghostly voices and apparitions. His shrewd mind, whose preeminence has been vital to his success, begins to crumble as the hauntings become more harrowing and deadly. Frantic, Neil descends into a frenzied search for answers, only to discover that things aren't always what they seem.

This speculative non-fiction piece challenges conventional thinking through imaginative scenarios and thought-provoking ideas. It explores the boundaries of reality and possibility, encouraging readers to reconsider their perspectives on familiar concepts. The author weaves together research and creativity, presenting a compelling narrative that stimulates intellectual curiosity and invites deeper reflection on the nature of existence and the future.