Juanita Reina

The intimate story of two of the most famous, yet enigmatic, figures in modern literature—Jack Kerouac and his friend, traveling companion, and hero, Neal Cassady—this is a firsthand account of life among the Beat generation, written by the woman who was Cassady’s wife and Kerouac’s lover. Beginning with the early days of Kerouac and Cassady’s friendship, Carolyn Cassady’s riveting memoir narrates the explosive success of Kerouac’s On the Road and Ginsberg’s "Howl," the flowering of the Beat generation, and the social revolution of the 1960s that saw Kerouac and Cassady taken...

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Theia James is of no significance high profile wise, she is merely a woman who's childhood and innocence was stolen at the age of four, altering her life in ways to many would have been unbearable. God placed a calling upon her heart in 2010 to help advocate for those who are unable to advocate for themselves. Theia seeks to reignite the fire that is now just an amber in our communities hoping to bring about awareness, the taking of responsibility and a rebirth of spiritual healing.

De las noventa obras que escribió Esquilo, sólo se han conservado completas siete, que reunimos en este volumen. Se considera a Esquilo el fundador del género de la tragedia griega, a la que dio forma a partir de la lírica coral introduciendo un segundo actor en escena, lo cual permitió independizar el diálogo del coro, aparte de otras innovaciones en la escenografía y la técnica teatral. Esquilo llevó a escena los grandes ciclos mitológicos de la historia de Grecia, a través de los cuales reflejó la sumisión del hombre a un destino superior incluso a la voluntad divina. Tal...