Sentences with phrase «afterwords from»
You can adjust pricing afterwords from a regular PC, but several sites can distribute to iBooks.
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Afterword from Jonathan I'm sincerely grateful to Paul for contributing this article.
Not exact matches
One of my favorite books of poetry from 2015 was not a new one but rather a gorgeous reissue: Ronald Johnson's The Book of the Green Man, first published by Norton in 1967 (my prized copy of that edition is upstairs) and reissued this past year by Uniformbooks with an afterword by Ross Hair.
Krauss» fallacious account of how something can come from nothing, though presented as a great breakthrough, and praised as such by Dawkins in his afterword, is largely a rehash of ideas already put forward by Hawking, Mlodinow, and some less eminent physics popularizers.
About this Book: The Most Wanted Man in China: My Journey from Scientist to Enemy of the State Fang Lizhi; translation and afterword by Perry Link Henry Holt, 2016
Yet despite its clear strengths, A Universe From Nothing is not quite, as Richard Dawkins hopefully declares in the afterword, a «knockout blow» for the idea that a deity must have kicked the universe into being.
The afterword of the new report, written by curators of astrophysics from the American Museum of Natural History, argues that «life is almost certainly out there somewhere beyond the surface of the Earth....
All free weights.biceps actually got bigger doing cardio also.guess it was from all the pushing and pulling in the handlebars.I'd rather lose the far first with cardio.once the far is fine you see better results when you lift weights afterwords.
There's even an afterword that, to borrow a phrase from President Donald Trump, shows there can be bad behavior on both sides.
Contains a foreword by James Cameron, an afterword by Tom Cruise, and contributions from other luminaries, including Neil Gaiman and John Landis, among others.
[Afterword: This entire blog series is available in my new free ebook «From «Gotcha» to Growth: Teacher Evaluation Systems That Work.»]
In other words, in your «from the author» or afterword, you can't say «If you like this book, please consider leaving a review».
Actual quotes from White are included in a typewriter font, and an afterword is written by his granddaughter.
Collection of 38 stories, first published from 1970 to 2013, with an afterword by the author.
In an eight - page afterword, the publisher makes a point of explaining, among other things, that families should adopt rather than buying dogs and cats from stores.
Installed in the old Domino Sugar Factory in Brooklyn, the much - talked - about monumental sugar sphinx draws more than 130,000 visitors; inspires praise, countless opinions and selfies, and a porcelain pitcher; earns her recognition from Wall Street Journal Magazine as its 2014 Art Innovator and a spot on Foreign Policy magazine's list of leading 2014 Global Thinkers; and is currently being explored in «Afterword,» an exhibition at Sikkema Jenkins Gallery in New York.
His exhibit at Wade Wilson Art presented some work that emerged from his MFA practice at Yale School of Art (1964) and in the few years afterwords.
From «Afterword: The Death Of The Translator» by George Szirtes
This edition features a new afterword by the author and colour plates including works from the major exhibition A Strong Sweet Smell of Incense: A Portrait of Robert Fraser, curated by Vyner and Brian Clarke at Pace London, 2015.
If I had started back to front, with Pearson's afterword leading to Charlotte Salomon's febrile tracings created while in exile from the Nazis, I might have focused my trip on the interstices, that «humming state» that Pearson describes in her essay wherein one thing (text, creation, patience) may or may not become another (image, death, intolerance).
S. Dubin, «Afterword: When Elephants Fight: how Sensation became Sensational» in Displays of Power: Controversy in the American Museum from the Enola Gay to Sensation, New York, 1999, pp. 246 - 275 (illustrated in colour on the cover).
People here, including Muscheler, might have missed the point that according to instrumental total solar irradiance (TSI) measurements, solar luminosity increased from 1980 to 2000 and decreased afterword, and it was likely even lower during the 1970s.