Peter Santino Livres

Set against the harsh backdrop of Christmas Eve 1972, the narrative follows the tragic capsizing of the commercial fishing vessel LADY-FAME due to a massive rogue wave. The story delves into the perilous conditions at sea, exploring themes of survival and the unpredictability of nature, while highlighting the resilience of those involved in the fishing industry. As the crew faces life-threatening challenges, the events unfold in a gripping tale of human endurance amid the elements.

This coloring book enhances the experience of the novel !EUREKA! by providing illustrations that reflect its themes and characters. Each page invites readers to engage creatively with the story, allowing them to explore the narrative visually. It serves as a companion piece, enriching the reading experience and offering a unique way to connect with the book's content. Perfect for fans of the novel, it combines creativity with literature for a deeper appreciation of the story.

Focusing on traditional plaster repair techniques, this guide offers practical insights into their application and significance in historic restoration. It explores various methods, materials, and tools essential for effective plaster work, emphasizing the importance of preserving historical integrity. The book serves as a valuable resource for restoration professionals and enthusiasts, providing step-by-step instructions and expert tips to ensure authentic and durable results in maintaining historic structures.

CONCEPTUAL ADVENTURES IN MOUNTAINEERING IN THE NEAR FUTURE OR PERHAPS THE RECENT PAST: Guided by failure and hopelessness, a ragtag team of mountaineers sets out on a adventure that transcends the normal bounds of storytelling. They seek nothing less than the sacred mountain that provides a physical path between Earth and Heaven. MOUNT SHASTA is a Photo-Novella. A story told not only with words, but with photographs. In the late 1990's, contemporary artist Peter Santino, set out to make to a movie inspired by a beloved book. With the help of a group of willing friends and a budget of $120, this work was published in 2001 as a streaming Macromedia Flash(R) project: MOUNT SHASTA, A Photo-Novella for the Internet. For fifteen years accessible only as a transient stream - now you can hold it in your hands!