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John Shea

    John (Jack) Shea est un théologien et un conteur qui donne des conférences nationales et internationales sur la narration dans les religions du monde, les soins de santé fondés sur la foi, la spiritualité contemporaine et le mouvement de "l'esprit au travail". Son œuvre explore le lien profond entre la narration et la vie spirituelle, en examinant comment les histoires façonnent notre compréhension de la foi et de l'identité. Shea enquête non seulement sur les dimensions théologiques, mais aussi sur l'impact pratique de la spiritualité sur la vie quotidienne, en particulier dans les contextes de l'éthique et de la santé. Ses écrits abondants englobent à la fois des réflexions théologiques et des expressions poétiques, s'adressant à un large éventail de lecteurs à la recherche d'une compréhension plus profonde de l'esprit humain.

    Long Schott
    The Unstoppable Human Species
    Bitten!: Mosquitoes Infect New York (Xbooks)
    • The book explores themes of adventure and self-discovery through the eyes of its young protagonist. Set in a vibrant world filled with unique characters and challenges, it captures the essence of friendship and resilience. As the story unfolds, readers are taken on a journey that emphasizes the importance of courage in the face of adversity. With engaging storytelling and relatable experiences, it resonates with both children and adults, making it a timeless tale of growth and exploration.

      Bitten!: Mosquitoes Infect New York (Xbooks)
    • Using an explicitly scientific and comparative approach, The Unstoppable Human Species critically examines 'archaeological mythology' about prehistoric humans. Written in clear and engaging language, this book offers an original and thought-provoking perspective on human evolution. It explains how early humans evolved and settled the world.

      The Unstoppable Human Species
    • A candid autobiography from the famously reclusive Oakland Athletics owner during the pivotal Moneyball era As owner of the Oakland A's during the 1990s and early 2000s, Steve Schott fostered a front office culture of experimentation, risk, and autonomy that ultimately changed the course of modern baseball. As a founder of Citation Builders, he has been responsible for the construction of over 50,000 individual residences in the state of California. Long Schott is a story about unlikely victories, from that feisty A's squad that rallied for a historic 20-game win streak to the booming California real estate market and beyond. Co-authored by renowned San Francisco Chronicle baseball writer John Shea, this is a fascinating business story encompassing humble beginnings, unprecedented success, and the many lessons learned along the way.

      Long Schott