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Alec Donovan

The Prison of Self-Destruction

In "The Prison of Self-Destruction," readers are invited to traverse the tumultuous landscape of the human psyche, where the chains of inner demons and self-doubt often bind the spirit. This poi…

Wayland Hoyt

Gleams from Paul's Prison

Reprint of the original, first published in 1883. The Antigonos publishing house specialises in the publication of reprints of historical books. We make sure that these works are made available to the pub…

Gideon Shaw

The Mind's Infinite Prison

In "The Mind's Infinite Prison," the lines between freedom and confinement blur, inviting readers to explore the vast landscapes of thought and emotion. This evocative collection delves into the…

Gideon Shaw

The Mind's Infinite Prison

In "The Mind's Infinite Prison," the lines between freedom and confinement blur, inviting readers to explore the vast landscapes of thought and emotion. This evocative collection delves into the…

Gabriel Kingsley

The Prison of Unspoken Truths

In "The Prison of Unspoken Truths," the delicate interplay between silence and expression unfolds in a tapestry of poignant verses. Each poem serves as a key, unlocking the depths of hidden emot…

Jameson Hartfield

When Love Becomes a Prison

"When Love Becomes a Prison" delves into the complex dynamics of affection that can both lift us and hold us captive. This poignant collection of poems explores the duality of love-how it can ig…

Alec Donovan

The Prison of Self-Destruction

In "The Prison of Self-Destruction," readers are invited to traverse the tumultuous landscape of the human psyche, where the chains of inner demons and self-doubt often bind the spirit. This poi…

Gabriel Kingsley

The Prison of Unspoken Truths

In "The Prison of Unspoken Truths," the delicate interplay between silence and expression unfolds in a tapestry of poignant verses. Each poem serves as a key, unlocking the depths of hidden emot…

John Prine

Souvenirs (180g) (Limited Edition)

Das 14. Studioalbum des im April verstorbenen John Prine, ursprünglich 2000 veröffentlicht, bietet neue Versionen einiger des frühen Hits des Folk-Singer/Songwriters. Als John Prine Anfang der 70er Songs …

Kitty Cleveland

From Prison to Paradise

Deacon Carl Cleveland was a loving, successful, faithful man when his world came crashing down. Sentenced unjustly to prison, he endured the loss of all he had: his reputation, home, career, and family. F…

Tommie Shelby

The Idea of Prison Abolition

An incisive and sympathetic examination of the case for ending the practice of imprisonmentDespite its omnipresence and long history, imprisonment is a deeply troubling practice. In the United States and …

Helena Huhta

Ethnicity, Race and the Prisoner Community

This book draws on an in-depth ethnographic study to explore the meanings and consequences of race and ethnicity in daily life within two Finnish male prisons. Set within the context of Finnish immigratio…

La Prisonniere (1968) (UK Import)

French drama written and directed by Henri-Georges Clouzot. The film follows Stanislas Hassler (Laurent Terzieff), the owner of a Parisian art gallery who becomes involved with his friend's wife Josée (…

Nikolaus Wachsmann,

Gefangen unter Hitler

Alles in allem, Nikolaus Wachsmann hat ein Standardwerk geschrieben, das in einer Reihe stehen wird mit denen von Bernd Rüthers und Lothar Gruchmann. Die Zeit Ian Kershaw: >>Keine ernsthafte Untersu…

John Prine

Souvenirs

John D. Carl, Mary D. Looman

A Country Called Prison

The second edition of A Country Called Prison discusses how mass incarceration has led to a population of individuals inside the United States who have become legal aliens in their own land, and addresses…

Julian Montgomery

The Prison of My Own Making

"The Prison of My Own Making" delves into the intricate labyrinth of self-imposed constraints and emotional entrapments. Through a series of evocative verses, the poet navigates the depths of is…

Elias Montgomery

When Life Feels Like a Prison

In "When Life Feels Like a Prison," the author delves deep into the emotional landscapes of confinement and yearning, offering readers a poignant exploration of the struggles that weigh heavily …

Thibault Le Texier

Investigating the Stanford Prison Experiment

In 1971, psychologist Philip Zimbardo ran the now famous Stanford prison experiment to show that prison could make normal people behave in pathological ways.Based on the first thorough investigation in th…