Sarah Hall Reihenfolge der Bücher

Exploring themes of identity, faith, and chronic illness, this collection of poetry delves into the challenges of growing up and the search for hope amidst adversity. Through personal reflections, the author navigates the complexities of life, offering insights that resonate with the struggles faced in a seemingly hopeless world. Each poem serves as a testament to resilience and self-discovery, making it a poignant read for those on their own journeys of understanding and acceptance.

Join Roary the Lion on an adventurous journey through the universe, where young readers will discover fascinating facts about space and celestial wonders. This engaging and educational story combines entertainment with learning, making it perfect for curious minds eager to explore the cosmos. Through vibrant illustrations and captivating narratives, children will be inspired to dream big and embrace their love for science and exploration.

Volume bringing together the knowledge of Kentuckian farmers about the custom of planting by the signs.

The poetry collection delves into the author's personal journey, shaped by her survival of domestic violence and profound experiences in love and loss. Each piece is characterized by emotional intensity and raw honesty, offering readers a deeply personal glimpse into her struggles and resilience.

One of the first detailed empirical studies of how and why London became the leading western financial centre within the wider Chinese economic and political project of internationalising its currency, the renminbi (RMB). Examines how political authorities in both London and Beijing identified the potential value of London's international financial centre in facilitating and legitimising RMB internationalisation Features original data from on-the-ground research in London and Beijing conducted with financial and legal professionals working in RMB markets Offers an original theoretical approach that brings economic geography into closer dialogue with international political economy Illustrates how financial centres are not simply containers and facilitators of global financial flows ­- rather they serve as territorial fixes within the dynamic and crisis-prone nature of global finance A sympathetic critique of existing work in economic geography, as well as within the broader social sciences

Ein Roman wie ein Schrei: über weibliches Begehren und künstlerische Kraft »Du warst der letzte hier, bevor ich die Tür von Burntcoat schloss. Bevor wir alle unsere Türen schlossen.« – Im Schlafzimmer über ihrem riesigen Atelier in Burntcoat trifft die berühmte Bildhauerin Edith Harkness letzte Vorbereitungen. Die Symptome, die ihr Körper zeigt, sind bekannt: Ihr Leben wird in den nächsten Tagen zu Ende gehen. Ihr Atelier gleicht einem glühenden Ofen, befeuert von Erinnerungen und Sehnsüchten. Hierher brachte Edith Halit, als der erste Lockdown begann. Den Liebhaber, den sie kaum kannte. Eine Erscheinung aus einer anderen Kultur. Ein Tor zu einer neuen und fiebrigen Welt. Sprachlich betörend und mit großem Sog erzählt Sarah Hall von weiblichem Begehren und der Kraft künstlerischen Schaffens.

Awarded the prestigious Portico Prize, this book captivates readers with its compelling narrative and rich character development. It explores profound themes that resonate deeply with the human experience, weaving together intricate plots that challenge societal norms. The author skillfully combines emotional depth with thought-provoking insights, making it a standout work in contemporary literature. Engaging and beautifully written, it invites readers to reflect on their own lives and the world around them.

LONGLISTED FOR THE EDGE HILL SHORT STORY PRIZE'No one writes stories the way Hall does and quite possibly no one ever will.

Walking ahead of him on the heath, his wife turns to look at him over her shoulder, 'Topaz eyes glinting. Scorched face. Vixen.'In language harvested from nature, Sarah Hall tells a story of metamorphosis, of wildness and fecundity, and of a man reaching for reason, who cannot let go of the creature he loves.

LONGLISTED FOR THE GORDON BURN PRIZE 2018Madame Zero is a remarkable collection of dark, sensuous stories set in sometimes conflicting landscapes - rural, industrial, psychological - all of which are hauntingly resonant with dread.