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Judeo-Christianity is the largest religious group in the world. With over one-billion followers, the demand for children’s books reflecting Judeo-Christianity is humongous. Yet, on Amazon, less than two dozen religious books for children with an orientation towards Judeo-Christianity are listed. None could be found with poetry, although there were possibly some historically. The poetry in…
Hans Holbein the Younger was born sometime during the winter of 1497-8 in Augsburg and died in 1543 in London during the winter of Plague. His Dance of Death is perhaps the first truly work of the horror genre so popular today, unless one mistakenly considers the biblical Revelation, also known as the Apocalypse of…
Albrecht Dürer (1471 -1528) was a prodigious German painter and etcher who stood at the height of his prowess around the year 1500. Dürer resorted primarily to the simplicity of woodcuts rather than colored paintings to fully express his love for Christ. It is Dürer’s depictions of the Crucifixion that I find especially appealing. Several…
Judeo-Christianity is the largest religious group in the world. With over one-billion followers, the demand for children’s books reflecting Judeo-Christianity is humongous. Yet, on Amazon, less than two dozen religious books for children with an orientation towards Judeo-Christianity are listed. None could be found with poetry, although there were possibly some historically. The poetry in…
Judeo-Christianity is the largest religious group in the world. With over one-billion followers, the demand for children’s books reflecting Judeo-Christianity is humongous. Yet, on Amazon, less than two dozen religious books for children with an orientation towards Judeo-Christianity are listed. None could be found with poetry, although there were possibly some historically. The poetry in…
This is a love story about a violin. In truth, it is a psychiatric history of possession of and by a red violin. It is written in the format of a play, actually, two stories with a sequel, because in so doing I could visualize the settings and characters better than with a novel format….
