Ron Johnson Orden de los libros

Exploring the intersection of Hiphop and theatre, this collection of innovative monologues provides a fresh perspective on performance art. It emphasizes Hiphop as a profound means of communication, rather than just a decorative element. Designed for auditions, classrooms, and performances, the monologues offer actors insights into the emotions, themes, and cultural contexts that define Hiphop. This work aims to elevate the genre within theatrical spaces, showcasing its depth and significance in artistic expression.

Featuring a collection of dark fiction short stories, this book delves into unsettling themes and complex characters. Each narrative explores the darker sides of human nature, presenting chilling scenarios that provoke thought and evoke emotion. Readers can expect a blend of suspense and intrigue, making it a compelling choice for those who appreciate the macabre and the mysterious in storytelling.

An account of the thirteen days of riots, protests, and marches following Michael Brown's death-- from the perspective of a Ferguson, Missouri police commander.

Wearing a tailored suit and holding a bible, Bart Baxter walks out of prison with one goal in mind--to make money and lots of it. Follow along with Bart as he exploits religion for his own personal gain. Humor. Suspense. Plus, Stephan Shephard. Experience it all in Televangelist.

Exploring North Florida's rich folk music heritage, this book delves into the contributions of notable artists like Frank Thomas and Bob Patterson, alongside numerous local performers. The narrative highlights the significance of the Florida Folk Festival at Stephen Foster State Park, the longest-running state-sponsored folk festival in the U.S. Author Ron Johnson, a folk musician himself, shares engaging stories and insights that illuminate the traditions and cultural impact of this vibrant musical community.

Set against the backdrop of the American West, this novel delves into the life of a family over three generations as they manage a ranch in the Idaho Panhandle. During a family gathering for Ray and Betsy's 60th anniversary at the Omak Stampede Rodeo, tensions rise as their eldest son, Arnie, grapples with personal loss and seeks a new direction in life. Meanwhile, Ray and Betsy confront their own challenges, embodying the resilience and traditional values of cowboy life.

Set in the late '60s California, the novella explores the lives of four friends grappling with the moral, sexual, and political challenges of adulthood, profoundly influenced by the Vietnam War and the loss of innocence. Complementing this narrative are award-winning Selected Stories that reflect on nostalgia and a yearning for a more innocent past, previously featured in esteemed literary journals. Together, they evoke a poignant sense of time and transformation in American life.

The Best of Newspaper Design: 26th Edition highlights the unrivaled genius of contributors from around the world. This latest edition to the series features well-crafted, full-color layouts of news, portfolios, and visuals, just to name a few. This book provides readers with design ideas and inspiration from the top journalistic designers, illustrators, and photographers.

The book explores the rich history of gold exploration in New York's North Country, highlighting both documented discoveries and the myriad of rumors and legends surrounding the quest for gold. It delves into the allure that this precious metal has held over centuries, attracting adventurers and dreamers to the region. Through its narrative, the book captures the excitement and intrigue of the search for fortune in a landscape steeped in myth and reality.