The narrative intertwines the practical challenges of constructing a tall structure on a Maine hilltop with a deeper exploration of spirituality. While it shares similarities with Henderson's Tower in its focus on building, it leans more towards a spiritual memoir, reflecting on personal growth and the joys found in singing hymns. This blend of physical labor and introspective journey offers readers a unique perspective on faith and creativity.
The 46th annual edition of the most celebrated literary series in America. Over 60 brilliant stories, poems and essays from ?dozens of small presses, ?as selected from 900 presses worldwide by ?more than ?200 distinguished staff contributing editors. Series Honors: The American Academy of Arts and Letters awarded Pushcart its 2020 recognition for “Distinguished Service to the Arts.” The National Book Critics Circle cited Bill Henderson for its Ivan Sandrof “Lifetime Achievement” award in 2006. In 2005 Poets &Writers / Barnes and Noble noted Pushcart for their Writers For Writers prize. And in 1978 Publishers Weekly’s Carey-Thomas Award went to the Pushcart Prize. Reviews of last year’s edition: Booklist - “Resplendent…A perennial must have.” Publishers Weekly - “A trove of fine writing.” Kirkus - ”Strong and wide ranging." Library Journal (starred) - "Fascinating ….A must have for all collections."
Proven gentle, non-toxic remedies Praised by readers in 42 countries, Bill Henderson's "Cure Your Cancer" book describes exactly how you can take control of your cancer and overcome it. Eighty-one treatments, each of which has cured thousands of cancer patients, including "terminal" cases, are covered in this book. Bill has spent the last three years in intense study of the Internet resources, clinics, doctors, supplements and support groups now available to you. Augmented by his vibrant network of cancer crusaders doctors, researchers and cancer survivors he guides you every step of the way to vibrant health. When his former wife, Marjorie, died on November 1st, 1994 after a four-year bout with ovarian cancer, Bill vowed that "there must be a better way" to treat cancer. Six years later, he published the first edition of this book. This second edition of "Cure Your Cancer," published in January 2003, incorporates all the knowledge he gained from the many doctors and cancer researchers who contributed to his 35 newsletters and from his thousands of readers all over the world. This is "how-to" book. It encourages you to take charge of your health and gives you the guidance you need to do just that.
Henderson's debut poetry collection offers a profound exploration of the human experience through 67 diverse poems. Blending humor with bitterness, eloquence with torture, and reverence with blasphemy, each piece reflects a unique facet of the spiritual journey. Drawing inspiration from the Bible, the poems resonate with both personal and universal themes, inviting readers to engage with the familiar narratives in fresh and thought-provoking ways.
The narrative explores Bill Henderson's journey from a carefree single life in New York to embracing fatherhood after promising his dying mother to settle down. Through a series of marital challenges and comedic experiences, he reflects on his transformation and spiritual awakening following the birth of his daughter. This highly personal story resonates with anyone navigating the complexities of parenthood and personal growth.
Featuring over 600 insightful quotations, this collection spans centuries of reflections on the art of writing, the joy of reading, and the significance of books. It offers a diverse range of perspectives from various authors and thinkers, making it a rich resource for anyone passionate about literature. The quotes serve as inspiration and provoke thought about the relationship between writers, readers, and the written word, highlighting the enduring impact of literature throughout history.
The book explores the evolution of literary criticism over the past 25 years, highlighting the shift from traditional reviews to the rise of digital self-publishing and anonymous online critiques. It reflects on how this new landscape has transformed the way literature is discussed and critiqued, contrasting the past with the current environment where anyone can voice their opinions, often harshly. The work serves as a commentary on the impact of these changes on literary masterpieces and the critical conversation surrounding them.
Chronicling a lifetime of canine companionship, the narrative weaves together heartfelt anecdotes of Henderson's beloved dogs, each leaving a unique imprint on his life. From childhood to adulthood, these dogs accompany him through various life experiences, including his journey as a writer and publisher, family dynamics, and personal quests. Their unwavering love enriches his existence, making this work a poignant tribute to the bond between humans and their dogs, reminiscent of the beloved writings of Herriot and Durrell.
Set against the backdrop of the 1950s, the narrative captures the complexities of a child's relationship with his father amidst the era's cultural shifts, including rock and roll and the looming threat of atomic war. It offers a poignant exploration of the emotional landscape of childhood during a time marked by both joy and anxiety, revealing the hidden struggles and connections that define their bond.
“This annual volume tops all others. The quality is exceptional; the diversity ditto.” - Publishers Weekly (starred review 2015 edition) Edited with the assistance of over 200 distinguished Contributing Editors, including Poetry Editors Kim Addonizio and David Bottoms, Pushcart Prize XL celebrates 65 stories, essays and poems from dozens of little magazines and small presses. This 40th Anniversary Edition continues as a testament to the flourishing of American literature in our independent presses. As reviews of last year’s collection have indicated each edition of The Pushcart Prize has increased from strength to strength:Library Journal in a starred review commented, “A continuation of the series’ noble and classic tradition.”Donna Seaman noted in Booklist, “One of the zestiest and most impressive installments in Pushcart’s proud reign as the most bountiful and exciting of literary harvests.”From previous reviews: “The Pushcart Prize has become a literary institution…perhaps the single best measure of the state of affairs in American literature today.” - New York Times Book Review
