Robin Anderson Livres

William Wandsworth, an extraordinary portrait painter, seeks inspiration in unconventional settings, including a transformed barn, a mechanized Italian castle, a renovated Victorian candle factory, and a haunting cemetery. Each location poses unique challenges and risks, leading to unexpected and often perilous encounters during his creative process. The narrative explores the interplay between art and environment, highlighting how these diverse backdrops influence both the subjects and the artist's journey.

Not content as a child with frying his pet mice, boiling his sister’s goldfish, pulling the heads off fledglings or docking innocent dogs’ tails, the elegant, sophisticated grownup Jeremy Spiers sees himself bound for even greater - and more sinister - amusements. Flirtatious dalliances between the likes of Franchot ‘Tone’ Seaton, a black artist on a meteoric rise to international acclaim all thanks to the Svengali-like Jeremy; the formation of Spiers-Seaton Fine Arts (set in a revamped undertaker’s premises), and the artist’s so-called ‘doppelgänger’ the complex Sybil, Jeremy’s Auntie Mame-like uncle, all lead to twists and turns of increasing complexity. Enter the mysterious Mary Magdalene, the ‘do badder’ Howie, his loutish colleague Nev the Rev, the dapper but devious art critic Giles and the darkest ‘Comedy of Terrors’ ensues. From the glamorous galleries of London, Paris and New York to an unexpected cremation in the Australian outback there is no holding Jeremy and his hell-bent ambitions, both predatory and businesswise. Throughout the fast moving pages Jeremy strives to ensure nothing is ever truly past its ‘sell by’ date, his attitude at times becoming an even more chilling one.

Set against the vibrant backdrop of London's art scene, a gay gallery owner orchestrates a provocative 'Revenge' themed art show that unfolds through the digital realm. As the narrative navigates the waters from Chelsea Harbour to Canary Wharf, it delves into the complexities of desire and retribution, blending elements of sex crime with contemporary themes. The interplay between art and personal vendettas creates a thrilling atmosphere, promising a captivating exploration of passion and vengeance.

Focusing on personal growth, this guide provides 52 weeks of life coaching through engaging stories and practical exercises. Its conversational tone makes the content accessible, allowing readers to reflect and apply insights in manageable portions. Ideal for anyone seeking to enhance their self-development journey, it encourages consistent reflection and action throughout the year.

Selected for its cultural significance, this work contributes to the foundational knowledge of civilization. Its insights and themes are recognized by scholars, emphasizing its importance in understanding historical and societal contexts.

Ethelred Jones, an acclaimed director known for his bizarre films, navigates a chaotic world alongside his artist wife, Clytemnestra, and a unique ensemble including a disgraced doctor, a larger-than-life figure named Monday, and the wise-beyond-her-years Trisomy. Together, they embark on a journey to create an unparalleled cinematic and artistic experience titled "Still Life," blending their distinct personalities and backgrounds into a compelling narrative.

Offering an intimate glimpse into the postpartum experience, this account is based on real voice recordings from a mother navigating the physical and emotional upheavals following childbirth. It vividly captures the challenges and joys of new motherhood, providing readers with an authentic perspective on the days and weeks after delivery. Through humor and honesty, the narrative reveals that while the journey of motherhood is rewarding, it also comes with its share of struggles, inviting readers to empathize and reflect on their own experiences.

The narrative weaves a whimsical tapestry of mischief and mystery, combining an eclectic mix of elements such as a kilt, a taxi, and a Siamese cat. It features a cast of quirky characters, including a wannabe chef, and explores themes of murder and the macabre. The story invites readers to indulge in a unique blend of humor and intrigue, seasoned with nursery rhymes and unexpected twists, creating a delightful and engaging experience filled with thirteen distinct flavors of adventure.

After a tumultuous military career and personal setbacks, Valient Washington seeks to reshape his life through simple pursuits like organizing his home and adopting a dog. The arrival of Buddy brings unexpected joy, and a serendipitous meeting with a woman and her son leads to transformative experiences. As Valient navigates these new relationships, he discovers a renewed sense of purpose and connection, ultimately redefining his path forward.

The narrative intertwines themes of deception and unexpected consequences, exploring the dynamics between characters like David, Peter, and Nigel Collins against the backdrop of London's Hyde Park. While David and Peter contemplate building their own nest, Peter's intentions remain dubious, complicated by his relationship with his mother. Meanwhile, the seemingly sweet Mary Poppins reveals a darker side, leading to a twist on the notion of charm. The story juxtaposes the innocence of childhood with the complexities of adult relationships and hidden motives.