Jane Maxwell

Ronnie Lovich

Katharine Shapiro

A Health Guide for Women

Where Women Have No Doctor

Having been effectively silenced by her illness for many years, Janes ability to communicate was restored in 2011, through technological advances that enabled her to speak via a computer, using very slight movements of her chin. The assistive technology Jane received changed her life dramatically and gave her real hope for the final five years of her life. Being able to communicate again in writing, after so many years, meant everything to Jane. In the midst of losing her voice, her hearing, and the use of her arms and hands, Jane decided to write a memoir: her story, in her own words. Forever Yours had been the inscription Jane and her husband Alan had chosen for their engagement rings back in 1977. Janes book was to be a love story but with a twist. Together, and in faith, Jane and Alan were to learn that the deepest joy can come from the darkest of places, including in times of trial and pain.

A Sufferer of a Cruel Degenerative Condition Finds Her Voice

Forever Yours

Perfect sized 6x9 journal / notebook / diary / log / prayer book for recording your thoughts, doodling, writing notes. Great gifts for mom or loved ones. Featuring lovely floral designs with fresh flowers and encouragement / motivational words to start the day.

To the World You Are a Mother. to Me You Are the World

Julia Watts Belser

Darlena David

A Health Handbook for Women with Disabilities

A True Story of Love and Death

Getting Away with Murder

A Mother's Love Is Eternal

Matthijs Engelberts

Everett Frost

Notes Diverse Holo[graph], is a special issue of Samuel Beckett Today/aujourd'hui containing catalogues of the Beckett manuscripts at Trinity College Dublin, accompanied by manuscript studies by noted Beckett specialists. It includes: - An annotated catalogue of Beckett's extensive reading notes during and following his student years at Trinity College Dublin, compiled by Everett Frost and Jane Maxwell, with introductory remarks by Everett Frost. It provides new material for Beckett's studies of philosophy, psychology, and literature, including Geulincx, Dante, Mauthner, and Goethe; - A catalogue by Jane Maxwell listing all the remaining Beckett manuscript holdings at Trinity College Dublin, including drafts of works in progress and the correspondence with Thomas McGreevy and Barbara Bray; - Manuscript studies by John Pilling, Daniela Caselli, Lois Overbeck, and others.

catalogues of Beckett's reading notes and other manuscripts at Trinity College Dublin, with supporting essays

Notes diverse holo

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