Biographer Butler explores Barry Manilow's intriguing Brooklyn upbringing, his brief marriage, his transition from executive to freelance musician, and his notable partnership with Bette Midler. This work offers insights into Manilow's personal life and his impressive career spanning nearly 25 years of success in music.
Exploring the turbulent relationship between legendary Doors frontman Jim Morrison and his common-law wife Pamela Courson, 'Angels Dance & Angels Die' tells the story of Courson and Morrison before their fateful meeting in 1965, up until her death from a heroin overdose in April 1974.
FROM THE HEART is a collection of poems written by Patricia Butler. Every poem written here has been coauthored by God and me. God gave me the gift to write poetry, but He authored the poems. I may have put the words on paper, but He gave me the words to write. Hopefully the poems will touch your heart in such a way that you are more caring, loving, and humble in every way.
The book explores the idea of life as a tapestry, emphasizing the belief that God orchestrates individual paths. Through personal reflections, the author shares insights on how life experiences shape one's journey, urging readers to consider who is guiding their own tapestry. It serves as a heartfelt encouragement to embrace faith and recognize the divine influence in life's design.
An Illustrated History of the Water Colour Society of Ireland
Exploring the evolution of a prestigious art society, this book delves into its rich history and contributions to the art world. It highlights key figures, significant events, and the society's enduring influence in promoting artistic expression. Through detailed accounts, it showcases the society's role in shaping cultural landscapes and its recognition as one of the oldest and most esteemed institutions in the realm of art.
Written and researched by author and art historian Patricia Butler, this publication is the first to explore the importance of Irish botanical art in a wide range of fascinating areas.
Forse può essere definita una favola gotica: la storia dell'ascesa e della caduta del "Re Lucertola" e della sua "Regina delle Fate". Forse la burrascosa vicenda della relazione tra Jim Morrison, l'icona più celebre del rock trasgressivo, e Pamela Courson, la ragazza che, tra addii e riconciliazioni, gli sarà accanto fino all'ultimo giorno - e anche oltre - è il tassello che ancora mancava: non solo per comprendere appieno la leggenda dei Doors, ma per cogliere lo spirito di un'epoca ribelle e psichedelica, feconda e bruciante.
