Stefan Lorant's pioneering efforts in visual and literary editing transformed picture-based journalism during the rise of modern mass communications. His innovative approach established him as a key figure in the field, influencing the development of visual storytelling on an international level. Through his work, Lorant played a crucial role in shaping how visual narratives are presented and understood in journalism.
The Name of the Wind meets Pirates of the Caribbean in this eco-epic fantasy, where ships kept afloat by magical hearthfires sail an endless grass sea.
Exploring the evolution of Birmingham's Bullring, this book delves into its historical significance as a marketplace and cultural hub. It highlights the architectural changes and societal impacts over the centuries, showcasing key events and figures that shaped its identity. The narrative captures the vibrant atmosphere of the Bullring while reflecting on its role in the community and the broader economic landscape. Richly illustrated, it offers insights into both the past and present of this iconic location.
Kindred Greyreach keeps The Errant afloat. She sings the language of the hearthfire and builds complicated structures of bone to prevent the ship from sinking below the prairie grasses. Kindred learned everything she knows from her grandmother, the legendary Marchess. But the Marchess has disappeared, walking into the forest-sea as if she were walking down a set of stairs. Kindred needs to find the truth: why and how did the Marchess disappear? Can Kindred trust her own people? And most importantly: what lies below the sea? These questions take Kindred further than she's ever voyaged on the Forever Sea, to a floating pirate city in decay, to dangerous encounters with gargantuan wyrms from the deeps, and finally to a hidden world beneath the waves. THE FOREVER SEA is a story about the beauty and threat of nature and the relationship between finite natural resources and infinite greed. It's about leaving behind everything that is familiar and plunging into the terrifying unknown
Essays on Inmate Peer Ministry and Prosocial Corrections
Exploring an innovative approach to rehabilitation, this book highlights "restorative corrections" by showcasing the insights and experiences of successful inmates from major U.S. prisons. It challenges conventional correctional programming, emphasizing the transformative potential of personal narratives and lived experiences in reshaping the prison system and promoting effective rehabilitation.
Exploring the evolution of picture journalism from the early 20th century to the digital age, this book offers a unique compilation of biographies and encounters with influential photographers. Spanning approximately ninety years, it highlights key moments and figures in the field, providing a rich narrative that captures the essence of photojournalism's development rather than presenting a linear history. Through vivid storytelling, it paints a detailed picture of the media's past and the transformative impact of technology on photography.