Results for "Wright, Charles"

Ignite Transformation in Your District Community Committed to achieving better academic, behavioral, health, and life outcomes for students and the adults that support them, Phoenix County's school board agreed to a bold new approach. They found new leadership and embarked on a multi-year journey t... Read More about The Education Imperative for Leaders Working in and with Central Office Leaders: A Tool for Transforming Your District Community into a Thriving Ecosy

“The Southern Poetry Anthology, Volume III, second edition, edited with passion and precision, in collaboration with Texas Review Press, transcends the stereotypes surrounding Appalachia, revealing the true diversity and complexity of Appalachia’s poetic voices. Commitment to showcasing the rich and... Read More about The Southern Poetry Anthology, Volume III: Contemporary Appalachia: Contemporary Appalachia

Award-winning French author shares the biography and spiritual journey of Cistercian abbot Dom Andr Louf. Based on a wide variety of interviews, printed sources, and Dom Andr Louf's spiritual journal, The Way of the Heart narrates Louf's spiritual journey from his childhood in Flanders through h... Read More about The Way of the Heart: The Spiritual Experience of André Louf (Monastic Wisdom)

The selected works of one of our finest American poetsThe thread that dangles us between a dark and a darker dark, Is luminous, sure, but smooth sided. Don’t touch it here, and don’t touch it there. Don’t touch it, in fact, anywhere—Let it dangle and hold us hard, let it flash and swing.—from “Scar ... Read More about Oblivion Banjo: The Poetry of Charles Wright

“Reading Wright is a steep, stinging pleasure.”—Dwight Garner, New York Times In this incisive, satirical collection of three classic American novels by Charles Wright—hailed by the New York Times as “malevolent, bitter, glittering”—a young, black intellectual from the South struggles to make it in ... Read More about The Collected Novels of Charles Wright: The Messenger, The Wig, and Absolutely Nothing to Get Alarmed About