Bøger af James Franco

Palo Alto is the debut of a powerful new literary voice. Written with an immediacy and sense of place. Palo Alto traces the lives of an extended group of teenagers as they experiment with vices of all kinds, struggle with their families and one another, and succumb to self-destructive, often heartless nihilism. Franco presents his characters in all their raw humanity, while at the same time providing insight into the teenage mind.In the classic American tradition of story-cycles such as Sherwood Anderson's Winesburg, Ohio, Palo Alto presents a stark, vivid, disturbing, but, above all, compassionate portrait of lives on the rough fringes of youth.

The Must Have 2017 Sudoku Puzzle book is a fresh new collection of 200 Sudoku puzzles for the 2017 leap year. This Book Contains 50 Beginner, 50 Medium, 50 Hard and 50 Extra-hard Sudoku Puzzles with answers, for beginners and experienced Sudoku Puzzlers.

The Must Have Sudoku Puzzle book is a fresh new collection of 200 Sudoku puzzles for the leap year. This Book Contains 50 Beginner, 50 Medium, 50 Hard and 50 Extra-hard Sudoku Puzzles with answers, for beginners and experienced Sudoku Puzzlers.

The Must Have Sudoku Puzzle book is a fresh new collection of 200 Sudoku puzzles for the leap year. This Book Contains 50 Beginner, 50 Medium, 50 Hard and 50 Extra-hard Sudoku Puzzles with answers, for beginners and experienced Sudoku Puzzlers.

The Must Have Sudoku Puzzle book is a fresh new collection of 200 Sudoku puzzles for the leap year. This Book Contains 50 Beginner, 50 Medium, 50 Hard and 50 Extra-hard Sudoku Puzzles with answers, for beginners and experienced Sudoku Puzzlers.

In Directing Herbert White James Franco writes about making a film of Frank Bidart's poem, Herbert White.Though the main character, Herbert White is a necrophiliac, and a killer, the poem - and the film - are an expression of life's isolation and loneliness. A poem became a film.In the rest of book, Franco uses poems to express what he feels about film: about acting; about the actors he admires - James Dean, Marlon Brando, Sean Penn; about the cult of celebrity and his struggles with it; about his teenage years in Palo Alto, and about mortality prompted by the death of his father.These preoccupations are handled with a simplicity and directness that recalls the work of Frank O'Hara.