Richard Peace Livres

Exploring philosophical themes, this work serves as a precursor to Dostoevsky's renowned novels. The first part presents a philosophical discourse, while the second part exemplifies these theories through narrative. It introduces the 'Underground Man,' a pioneering anti-hero in European literature, showcasing a complex character that challenges traditional notions of heroism. This dual structure enriches the reader's understanding of existentialism and the human condition.

A guide to leisure cycle routes south of the Loire Valley in France. It includes traffic-free routes and signed touring routes with a factifile, text description of what to see along the way and quality mapping at 1:200,000 for the routes.

A guide to the UK's premier long distance cycle route - around 140 miles of superb scenery, from the Irish Sea to the North Sea, taking in the Lake District and the Northern Pennines on the way. It includes detailed 1:50,000 maps of all route options, directions, what to see and do, accommodation, places to eat and more.

Focusing on biblical conversion, this book presents innovative perspectives that challenge traditional views of evangelism. It encourages readers to rethink their approach to sharing faith, highlighting transformative practices that can lead to more meaningful connections and outreach in contemporary contexts.

Engaging in meaningful conversations about the gospel is made accessible through practical guidance and clear language. The book offers twelve study and discussion sessions designed for small groups, allowing participants to explore and practice sharing their faith with friends, neighbors, and colleagues. Richard Peace emphasizes comfort and ease in discussing the good news of Jesus, making it approachable for everyone.

The book explores how Romanticism influences Gogol's complex humanist views, emphasizing the cultural dynamics that shape his literary work. It delves into the nuances of Gogol's characters and themes, revealing the tension between individualism and societal expectations. Through this analysis, the author highlights the broader implications of Romanticism on Gogol's narratives and the enduring questions they raise about humanity and identity.

Focusing on the theme of transformation, this book explores the core tenets of Christianity and how they inspire profound change in individuals and communities. It delves into the spiritual journey of believers, emphasizing personal growth, redemption, and the impact of faith on daily life. Through engaging narratives and insights, the author illustrates how embracing Christian principles can lead to a transformative experience, fostering a deeper connection with oneself and others.

A guidebook to Devon, one of the most popular long distance cycling routes in the UK. It features: full-colour mapping; accommodation listed and mapped; eating spots and places of interest; bike shops, tourist information and more; and, full colour photos.

All of the UK's signed cycle routes brought together on one map - now a comprehensively updated and expanded 3rd edition.

Cycle from the Thames in London to the Seine and Notre Dame in Paris along traffic-free paths and quiet roads.