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PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - What He Lived, What I Wrote is a powerful, intimate exploration of a working man's life, told through the eyes of his son-a poet and writer seeking to understand the quiet complexities of a father who spoke less with words and more with deeds. Blending personal reflection, imagined voice, and poetic craft, Don Iannone constructs a compelling tribute to his late father, Donald Lowell Iannone-an Ohio Valley mechanic, Navy veteran, husband, father, and quiet poet in his own right.Structured in eight thematic chapters, the book traces Donald Iannone's journey from his hardscrabble boyhood in Benwood, West Virginia, through his years of military service in World War II, and onward through marriage, fatherhood, work, faith, relocation, loss, and aging. Each chapter begins with one of Don's father's own poems, grounding the reader in the lived textures of a life shaped by steel, faith, family, and silence. What follows are poems written by the author in response-poems that imagine, interpret, and honor the internal world his father may never have fully shared aloud.But this is more than a collection of poems. It is a memoir-in-verse, a dialogue across time, and a deeply human attempt at reconciliation. With lyric honesty and emotional precision, Iannone explores the emotional distances and inherited silences that often pass between fathers and sons-especially in working-class families shaped by hardship, stoicism, and cultural expectation. The book delves into themes of emotional absence, inherited trauma, spiritual awakening, and the search for meaning within the everyday.Set against the backdrop of the industrial Ohio Valley and the American Southwest, What He Lived, What I Wrote speaks to a broader audience of readers who have known the challenge of understanding a parent, the ache of missed connections, and the beauty that can arise from telling hard truths with grace. It also invites readers to reflect on their own family legacies, and the healing power of giving voice to stories long unspoken.Don Iannone, author of more than two dozen books across genres, brings his signature blend of poetic insight, narrative clarity, and compassionate truth-telling to this deeply personal work. The result is a resonant and timeless collection that honors the labor, love, and limitations of one man's life-and how a son, through the art of writing, learns to see and understand it more fully.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In a world that often feels fractured, where the noise of division drowns out the soft voices of unity, there is one enduring light that has the power to guide us through the chaos: hope. Kindling Hope: Stories Awakening the Heart is a collection of short stories born from that light-a tribute to the moments, people, and acts that remind us of our capacity to endure, connect, and find hope.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'Box of Chocolates' fills an important need in the world. In the face of an uncertain and broken world, poetry emerges as a transformative force, igniting the fires of compassion, truth, and empathy. In these desperate times, when extremism, hatred, prejudice, deceit, and selfishness seem to prevail, the world needs poetry more than ever. Amidst the chaos and confusion, poetry serves as a sanctuary for those seeking peace and comfort, inspiration, and a deeper understanding of the human experience. It weaves words into a tapestry of profound meaning, capturing the essence of our shared struggles and triumphs. Poetry gives a voice to the unheard, empowering the silenced and marginalized. Through its evocative verses, poetry transcends the limitations of language, touching the depths of our souls with its raw honesty. It offers comfort in times of despair, resilience in the face of adversity, and hope when all seems lost. In the embrace of poetry, individuals find the armor they need to navigate the treacherous terrain of our world, emerging stronger, wiser, and ready to face whatever challenges lie ahead. The poems in this diverse collection serve as reminders to look beyond ourselves and our narrow perspectives, embracing the broader context of our existence. They remind us to see the world's beauty, laugh at its absurdities, and use our imaginations to envision a better world. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'Cancer as Spiritual Teacher' is an honest and empathetic anthology of poems, capturing the essence of fortitude and spirituality found on the path through cancer. It invites us to embrace our illness as a spiritual voyage, paralleling the revered pilgrimage of Spain's Camino de Santiago, where every step is a testament to inner strength and a search for deeper existential meaning. The book's author, Don Iannone, is a cancer survivor and clinical caregiver.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Cleveland's Flats: A Symphonic Essay in Black and White is a stunning visual and poetic meditation on one of the city's most storied landscapes. In this richly conceived work, Donald T. Iannone brings together photography, poetry, and essay to create a symphony of sight and sound that celebrates the Cleveland Flats-the place where industry, nature, and human life have long converged.Through nearly one hundred black-and-white photographs, Iannone captures the Flats as both a physical and spiritual terrain: bridges stretch like musical staffs across the Cuyahoga River, freighters glide like cellos through the haze, and the light itself seems to hum with history. The book's structure takes inspiration from Antonín Dvorák's Symphony No. 9 in E Minor, 'From the New World,' whose four movements guide the narrative flow-from overture to finale, from the elemental voice of the river to the chorus of human and animal life that still animates its banks.Each photograph, paired with interpretive text and original verse, becomes a movement in a living composition that explores transformation and renewal. The Flats is shown not merely as a site of industry or decay but as a place of connection-a landscape that, like a symphony, contains both dissonance and harmony. This is Cleveland seen through a deeply human lens, where the ghosts of foundries and steel mills share space with gulls, artists, and dreamers; where water, smoke, and sky merge into something timeless and transcendent.Iannone's work speaks to anyone drawn to the music of place-the way cities carry memory in their architecture, light, and motion. His images invite us to look more closely, to listen more deeply, and to recognize how even the most scarred landscapes can sing of endurance and beauty. The Flats becomes a mirror for Cleveland itself: proud, resilient, and always in motion.More than a photographic book, Cleveland's Flats: A Symphonic Essay in Black and White is an experience of rhythm and reflection, inviting readers to see the city as both subject and song. Whether you are a lover of photography, poetry, urban history, or Cleveland's enduring spirit, this book will move you with its artistry and its reverence for the everyday grandeur of place.…