Bøger af Patrick Williams

From the heady springtime rush of first meeting to the hard tear-stained winter of goodbye, these poems explore the lifespan of a relationship. Published chronologically as written for her, and sent as text messages so she could read them over her morning coffee, these poems are a passionate and painfully truthful testimony to someone who, for a much too brief time, was the poet's whole heart, and who will always hold a piece of it.

A young boy name Jushiro find himself in a new world which an overwhelming amount of magical powers. With an award he's given, he forms his own guild, and begins a project to restore two rundown districts in the new kingdom. While in the kingdom he comes across the power wizard that was thought to be dead. His role is Jushiro's mentor. He makes a enemy of several the nobility in the kingdom. One of his most troublesome enemies is the king's brother. A high level wizard. Jushiro is able to handle many problems with ease, but his biggest challenge is the lovely ladies that are fighting over him.

Equally suitable for undergraduates and specialists in the humanities, this collection provides an in-depth introduction to debates within post-colonial theory and criticism. The readings are drawn from a diverse selection of Third World and Western thinkers, both historical and contemporary. "Post-colonialism" is taken by the editors to include Third World and diasporic experience; like "colonialism," it is understood to contain a complex set of cultural, ethnographic, political, and economic processes and conflicts. This volume explores such issues as the nature of colonized cultures and anti-colonial resistance; subaltern historiography; constructions of Western subjectivity, knowledge, and gender; the formation of post-colonial intellectuals; the metropolitan institutionalization of post-colonialism; neo-colonialism; and the nature of minority and post-colonial identity and discourse. One section is devoted to the application of theoretical formulations to cultural criticism, and contains a number of textual analyses. A general introduction to the volume as well as introductions to each section provide historical, theoretical, and poltical contexts for the readings. The book concludes with an extensive bibliography.

Have you ever allowed fear to hold you back from taking action toward your goals in life? Failing To Success provides practical examples of how celebrities and every-day people alike used failure to catapult them to their greatest successes. By presenting inspiring stories and factual accounts of their greatest moments of failing publicly, Failing To Success helps set you on the path to making failure your greatest ally on the road to where you ultimately want to arrive.

The profession of life coaching is more necessary than ever in this time of pandemic-related uncertainty, the shift (in some cases, permanent) to remote learning and working, and the constant change that accompanies world events. With his best-selling Therapist as Life Coach, Patrick Williams introduced the therapeutic community to the career of life coach, and in the first and second editions of Becoming a Professional Life Coach, he and Diane S. Menendez covered basic principles and strategies for effective coaching.Now Williams and Menendez bring a fresh take on the book that has taught thousands of coaches over fifteen years-with all-new information on the dialogue between coaches and clients, how to utilize metaphors and question-asking, the role of emotions in life coaching, the eight coaching competence categories, and more.

This is the first biography of the last major unknown figure in European history. The Duke of Lerma was the first and greatest of the royal favourites of the European seventeenth century. He was the greatest art patron of his generation and the greatest lay builder in Spanish history. This study is profoundly well researched and fluently written. -- .

An excellent introductory volume for those wishing to know more about the hitherto neglected cinema from the African continent, including directors from Egypt, Senegal, Mauritania, Mali, Guinea-Bissau, Burkina Faso, Tunisia, Cameroon, South Africa -- .

From a Letterman to a Better Man depicts the story of the rise and fall of the infamous Dallas Carter High School football team; but from the personal vantage point of Patrick "PK" Williams. Williams, a defensive player for the Carter Cowboys at the time, chronicles his journey from "pedestal to prison" where he served 3 years, 4 months and 19 days, which is one of the chapters of the book. His story is one of redemption, humility and his quest to be a better man.

The problem of purpose in the title is the 130-year debate within the library community over the proper place for the library in society. Chapters discuss roles for public libraries from the founding of the Boston Public Library with its clear educational purpose through attempts at rational planning for library roles in the 1980s.

In 2006, U.S. News and World Report listed coaching as one of the 10 top growing professions.

He led Europe in its defence against the seemingly irresistable power of the Ottoman Empire and many of the nations of Western Europe were forged in part by their responses to his ambitions - Portugal was conquered and most of Italy was controlled by him, while the Low Countries, England and France fought long and bitter wars against him.

Patrick William's lucid analysis offers the most up-to-date study of Ngugi's writing, including his most rcent collection of essays. Ngugi is one of the most important novelists on the contemporary world stage, and someone whose name has for many become synonymous with cultural controversy and political struggle. -- .