Venerable Philippine Duchesne, a remarkable figure in the history of education and missionary work, dedicated her life to serving others. Born in France, she became a nun and later traveled to the United States, where she established schools and convents. Her commitment to education, particularly for Native American children, showcased her deep compassion and understanding of the importance of nurturing young minds. Duchesne's legacy continues to inspire educators and missionaries alike, a...

Intention is one of the masterworks of twentieth-century philosophy in English. First published in 1957, it has acquired the status of a modern philosophical classic. The book attempts to show in detail that the natural and widely accepted picture of what we mean by an intention gives rise to insoluble problems and must be abandoned. This is a welcome reprint of a book that continues to grow in importance.

Monday through Friday, Satomi works for the highly bureaucratic CoPet Corporation. She's the only girl in the male-dominated department of Lizard Children Containment. As a squire, her job is to help knights protect the public from Lizard Children. Lizard Children are a controversial technology that CoPet embraces as a means for 'safely' producing the nation's electricity. Every workday, Satomi is bullied by colleagues and belittled by superiors. Even worse, to keep her job she must silenc...

In Minor Tactics of the Chalk Stream and Kindred Studies, G. E. M. Skues offers a subtle and influential meditation on trout fishing, especially on English chalk streams, combining practical instruction with acute natural observation. The book examines the fine "minor tactics" of angling—watercraft, trout behavior, fly selection, and the delicate problem of presenting the artificial fly under exacting conditions. Written in lucid, urbane prose, it stands within the great tradition of Briti...

A collection of essays by the celebrated philosopher Elizabeth Anscombe. This collection includes papers on human nature and practical philosophy, together with the classic 'Modern Moral Philosophy'

Join the epic adventures of a resourceful girl and her courageous little brother as they struggle, by wit and grit, to overcome the perils and extreme disadvantages of their lives.In this multi-part saga, G.E.M. Munro explores the realities of childhood in a violent world, with all the insight, compassion, and humour his readers have come to expect.The social ills afflicting the duo are all real. So is the love and goodness that pulls them forward. To join them on their ast...

Elizabeth Anscombe’s forthright philosophy speaks directly to many religious and ethical issues of current concern.This collection of her essays forms a companion volume to the critically acclaimed Human Life, Action and Ethics, published in 2005.

Attorney G. E. M. Skues drew upon his vast experience as a recreational fisherman to write this masterpiece of the fly fishing genre, in which he established sunken flies as essential tools for the well-equipped angler. Originally published in 1921, this seminal book retains its relevance in a world in which the quiet pleasures of river fishing remain unchanged. Professional, competitive, and amateur fishermen as well as beginners will appreciate its timeless wisdom.British fly fish...

This devotional/journal highlights the interaction of the author with the Lord. The author hopes that you can find areas of your life that resonate and cause an awakening within you. As you go through the book, meditate on what you read and then use the space provided to journal your thoughts, feelings, and goals for moving forward in your relationship with God.

Biopolitical Imperialism is a book about international politics today. The core, eponymous thesis is that our world is marked by a pattern of biopolitical parasitism, that is, the enhancement of the life of wealthy populations of First World countries on the basis of an active denigration of the lives of the poor mass of humanity. The book details how this dynamic plays out both inside wealthy countries and internationally.

The Dear Sis, I Love You (hardback, black & white) anthology is a collection of writings that feature the stories of beautifully Black, wonderfully flawed, eternally-redeeming, amazingly affirming, purposefully authentic and painstakingly transparent Black Sisterhood.Each contributing sister is asked to curate a rich narrative using their entire, multi-dimensional self as a literal (or figurative) tapestry of their personal experiences. We encourage you to dive into your s...

Some things are not only tough to endure but equally challenging to communicate.Miyoshi Umeki Gordon grew up in a loving and caring environment. She was raised to be strong and confident. However, there came a time in her life when her faith and strength were challenged. Faced with the choice to suffer in silence or speak her truth, the author chose to 'let go and let God.'The values her parents instilled, and her faith in God are what sustained the author when life seemed ...