Exploring the formative years of Ernest Hemingway, this book delves into his childhood in Michigan, revealing how early experiences shaped his identity as a writer and man. It highlights his complex personality traits, such as his obsession with masculinity, love for boxing, and relationships with women. The narrative traces his journey through the landscapes that influenced his literary voice, emphasizing themes of independence, courage, and talent that emerged from his youth.
The narrative follows Bhante Yogavacara Rahula, an American Buddhist monk with a diverse background. Born in 1948 in California, he graduated high school in 1966 and served in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War from 1967 to 1970. His experiences reflect a journey from a conventional American life to a spiritual path, offering insights into the intersection of military service and Buddhist philosophy.
The poetry collection emphasizes the theme of compassion, reflecting the author's Buddhist perspective. Gino Leineweber expresses a deep sense of empathy for all living beings, highlighting the importance of compassion in our lives. Through his verses, he invites readers to embrace a profound connection with life and foster kindness towards others.
This international collection features contemporary poetry from 51 poets and poetesses, presenting works in English and their native languages, representing countries such as Bosnia and Herzegovina, Germany, Greece, India, Italy, and more.
The poems in this book are published in their native language and in American English. The collection's theme is spring: the season or the idea of spring in a metaphorical sense, i.e., seeing people or things changed or in transition, making them better. This poetry collection contains poems from 60 poets and 20 countries on five out of seven continents.
This Poetry Book contains poems in two sections, What it is and What it could be. It is the fifth poetry book by the German poet Gino Leineweber and the second one written in English language.
In an Exhibition in an ArtGarden in Rhodes, Greece, 37 poets from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cyprus, Georgia, Germany, Greece, India, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Rhodes, Romania, Spain, Turkey, the United Kingdom, the United States and Uruguay presented their poems. The presentation was in English as well as in the resp. mother tongue. It was a unique occasion to have such an international selection. This book will address all lovers of poetry with the wonderful collection.
This Poetry Book contains poems in three sections, Hello Darkness, Romance, and Literature. It is the third poetry book by the German poet Gino Leineweber and the first one in English language.
Das Buch beschreibt Bhante Punnaratanna, einen Buddhistischen Mönch, der seit vielen Jahren in Deutschland tätig ist. Mit seiner Buddhistischen Lehrtätigkeit aber besonders auch mit seinen Hilfsprojekten, die er sowohl in Deutschland als auch in Sri Lanka ins Leben rief, hat er zwischen bedien Ländern Brücken des Mitgefühls errichtet, und vielen Menschen geholfen. Sowohl in spiritueller als auch in materieller Form.
In seinem vierten Gedichtband erforscht Gino Leineweber die Konzepte von Realität und freiem Willen. Er hinterfragt, ob wir die Welt so wahrnehmen, wie sie ist, oder ob unsere Sicht durch Glauben und Vorstellungen gefiltert wird. Zudem thematisiert er, inwieweit unsere Lebensentscheidungen durch den eigenen Willen oder durch vorbestimmte Wege beeinflusst werden. Die Gedichte laden zu einer tiefgreifenden Reflexion über die Natur der Wahrnehmung und die Freiheit des Individuums ein.