Ritch alan (3 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. In English.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Chaos and poverty dominated his world. When chance opens the door, can this young boy discover what it means to live Pennsylvania, 1980's. Chaz Holesworth grew up trapped between extremes. Born to a heroin-addicted father and a devoted evangelical Christian mother, he battled against roaches and rats at home while dodging gangs and drugs on the streets of Philly. And the isolated thirteen-year-old began to realize that he faced a dead-end future without hope.Hitting painful puberty while developing a growing awareness of society's many plights, Chaz's unhappiness and anger escalated with no help in sight. Until a random visit to an arcade when he's shocked to discover a lifeline in a jukebox playing R.E.M.'s Losing my Religion.Could he take the next brave step to his survival In this poignant and inspiring story, Chaz Holesworth shares his unfiltered and darkly funny journey to self-discovery. And captivated by a narrative raw with emotion and empathy, you'll walk in the shoes of someone who confronted loss of faith, a broken family, and the damaging polarity of sin vs. salvation.Life and How to Live it is the candid first volume in the Life and How to Live it memoir series. If you like real-life struggles, inspiring personal enlightenment, and fascinating coming-of-age tales, then you'll love Chaz Holesworth's triumphant awakening.Buy Life and How to Live it to stop holding back today.…

Zustand: Very good. Atlanta, GA: Atlanta Art Papers, Inc., March/April, (1990)., (1990). Very good. - Large quarto, 13-5/8 inches high by 10 inches wide. Softcover, bound in pictorial green & orange wraps, titled in orange & black with a sepia illustration on the front cover and a black & white one on the rear cover. The covers are lightly rubbed & the corners very lightly creased. 68 pages, with profuse black & white illustrations, including a double-page centerfold. The corners of the pages are bumped. Very good. Laid in at page 34, as per the index, is the Zine Insert: "Noise Culture #1 Supplement to Art Papers March/April 1990", a 12-page 16 inch high by 11-1/2 inch wide newspaper, folded in half horizontally with pictorial covers on both sides. The supplement includes interviews by Allison Ritch with drag queens Tabboo! (the drag queen character of Stephen Tashjian), the American drag queen Ru Paul, Fflloyydd, Deelite, and Miss Mary. There is a tiny hole to the center of the fold of the last leaf. Else, near fine. VERY SCARCE.…