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Doug Cooper

    Cette auteure navigue dans l'espace entre la logique et la créativité, son écriture reflétant souvent une bataille intérieure continue entre les penchants rationnels et artistiques. Ses romans explorent les besoins humains profonds et les complexités des relations, souvent à travers des personnages à la recherche de sens et de connexion dans des contextes inattendus. À travers un style narratif distinctif, l'auteure présente des œuvres qui invitent à la réflexion et résonnent émotionnellement.

    Second Lives
    Scottish Sea Kayaking
    Truths That Find Us When We're Looking the Other Way
    • A selected guide to the finest coastal paddling trips around Scotland. This completely revised and updated 2nd edition is packed with great photography and detailed route maps, alongside descriptions and anecdotes revealing Scotland's rich tapestry of maritime scenery, wildlife, history, geology and culture.

      Scottish Sea Kayaking
    • Second Lives

      Tales From Two Cities

      • 264pages
      • 10 heures de lecture

      What is a city? Do people make cities or do cities make people? And can cities have second lives? We all inhabit cities, but what do they mean to us? What do we mean to them? Is the city a real thing in the 21st century? How do we integrate their pasts to their futures? What are the threats facing cities in the western world? These are just some of the questions posed by the fascinating studies in this book. Through essays, poems, psychogeography, short stories, and more, an array of today’s leading writers and thinkers join together to look at cities in the western world. Focusing on the two former industrial heartlands of Glasgow and Pittsburgh, this international and diverse collection is asking the big questions and getting the most creative answers. From Will Self’s psychogeography of Glasgow, to National Book Award winner Terrance Hayes’ stunning poetry, this collection will make you think, feel, fear, and fight for what part cities play in our daily lives. Bold, diverse, and daring, these pieces are a must for anyone who cares about where we live and what it means to live in the urban sprawl of now. Will Self, Jane Mccaffery, Edwin Morgan, Ewan Morrison, Terrance Hayes, Allan Wilson, Louise Welsh, Kapka Kassabova, Gerald Stern, Doug Johnstone, Lori Jagielka, Hilary Masters, David Kinloch, Yona Harvey, Sharon Dilworth, Lee Gutkind, Richard Wilson, and many more.

      Second Lives