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Memoir of George Wagner: Late Incumbent of St. Stephen’s Church, Brighton (1862)

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These Are Our Stories represents a compilation: a collection of poems, images, and two short storiesaall developed over a period of twenty-five years or so. These poems are words unvarnished, representing a power that is true and everlastingaa mix of revelations, self-examination, dramatic and romantic. Some confirm, others deny and question experiences garnered over many yearsaexperiences which make us human. The graphic images are a variety of visuals from the sublime to the intriguing. All are influenced by the use of light, shadow and shapesacentral themes. The two short stories contrast each other; one is about innocence and wonder, the other about true love as it happensaits frailty and the unpredictability of our existence.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Date
10 September 2010
Pages
340
ISBN
9781165488124

These Are Our Stories represents a compilation: a collection of poems, images, and two short storiesaall developed over a period of twenty-five years or so. These poems are words unvarnished, representing a power that is true and everlastingaa mix of revelations, self-examination, dramatic and romantic. Some confirm, others deny and question experiences garnered over many yearsaexperiences which make us human. The graphic images are a variety of visuals from the sublime to the intriguing. All are influenced by the use of light, shadow and shapesacentral themes. The two short stories contrast each other; one is about innocence and wonder, the other about true love as it happensaits frailty and the unpredictability of our existence.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Date
10 September 2010
Pages
340
ISBN
9781165488124