A “wondrous” novel of fear, desire, loss, and discovery on Martha’s Vineyard by the New York Times–bestselling author of Practical Magic and Seventh Heaven (Chicago Tribune). Elizabeth Renny has only made two decisions of consequence in her seventy-plus years. While the first, marrying her husband, had adequate results, the second—deciding she could fly from her bedroom window—is less successful. But her flight sets in motion a series of events that will forever change the lives of six residents of Martha’s Vineyard: a young boy who refuses to grow, a wife stifled by her irrational anxiety, a husband tempted by the unknown, a girl flirting with disaster, a gentle giant tortured by his size, and an old woman with nothing to lose. Praised as “an intelligent novel” by the New York Times and “achingly vivid” by Newsday, Illumination Night is a sparkling and heartbreaking narrative that explores marriage, friendship, youth, yearning, disillusionment, and desire, a book as bright and memorable as the festival of lanterns for which it is named.
... as is evident in Alan C. Dessen's article “Night and darkness on the Elizabethan Stage: Yesterday's Conventions and Today's Distortions” (1978), or Robert B. Graves' monograph Lighting the Shakespearean Stage, 1567–1642 (1999).
Trap responses of flying insects: the influence of trap design on capture efficiency. Academic Press, London. Nabli, H., W. C. Bailey, and S. Necibi. 1999. Responses of Lepidoptera in central Missouri to traps with different light ...
Named a Best Book of the Year by NPR, The Seattle Times, The Kansas City Star, and Philadelphia City Paper What if our pain was the most beautiful thing about us? At 8:17 on a Friday night, the Illumination begins.
"This journal is a structured guide to explore your own wreck; to honor your personal disaster."--Page 9
But that very night, her light fails her: she can no longer see the magical illumination guiders, and thus, despite the mages badge upon her breast, can no longer call herself Illuminator.
It was Tuesday Wells who had expected to be saved but on this night she was the one cast as saviour. "Illumination" follows a dream-like path and displays a sense of melancholy humour in a similar vein to Milan Kundera.
Wolfgang Schivelbusch tells the story of the development of artificial light in the nineteenth century.
本书以画册的形式针对中国四大古老之一的南京的“亮化工程”,展示其“以高层楼宇亮化为主体、以环境亮化为烘托”的古都、现代城市风光辉映的夜晚景观。
MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS AFTER IT WAS written, the autobiography of Carson McCullers, Illumination and Night Glare, will be published for the first time. McCullers -- one of the most...
Preferring her bookbinding career to her work solving cold cases for the Cambridge police, psychic and single mom Anza O'Malley aids unhappy spirits in the wake of a priceless manuscript's theft from the Boston Athenæum, a case in which ...