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Lawrence
(Paperback)
Virgil W. Dean
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"Yungblud is like nothing you've seen before. That is, unless
you've seen a smiley punk/alt rocker from Doncaster, UK who wears
pink socks, black-lipstick, and a skirt, plays a mean guitar, has
an endless amount of energy, and an interesting aura of sex appeal.
Then, and only then, can you say you've seen someone like
Yungblud." - musicinminnesota.com YUNGBLUD. A striking new musical
voice has emerged for Gen-Z. Political, provocative and
impassioned, Yungblud has in the space of three years become one of
the UK's most recognisable artists through his unique blend of pop,
punk and emo music - gaining one of the most die-hard fanbases on
the planet in the process. From 21st Century Liability, where
nothing was sacred - gun violence, psychosis, sex, drugs and
suicide - to his sophomore album Weird!, an exploration of oddity
and self-acceptance, YUNGBLUD challenges our zeitgeist as much as
he channels it. This is the first fully authorised book, featuring
photographs by his friend and closest collaborator Tom Pallant.
Featuring an amazing selection of rare and unseen photographs, All
My Friends Have Deserted charts Yungblud's journey from late 2019
as he toured his debut album across the world, right through
releasing his second album during a global pandemic, scoring his
first UK #1, returning triumphantly to Reading and Leeds festival
mainstage and culminating in his biggest ever headline show, a
sold-out Alexandra Palace in London. All My Friends Have Deserted
shows YUNGBLUD as a man of multitudes: dominating the stage,
screaming into the mic, laughing behind-the-scenes, enjoying quiet
creative moments and pulling faces at the camera. The vicious
energy of his performances carries onto the page. The result is a
rollercoaster of a photo-essay that carries readers on a journey
through the highs and lows of Gen-Z's most essential new rock star.
"My generation is over being divided. Being divided is an old
concept that is rapidly becoming obsolete. We are opinionated. We
are full of contradictions. That's the beauty of it. Our intention
is to make this world equal. No matter what size you are, what
shape you are, what colour you are, what sexuality you are..."
Underpinning it all is the message of empathy. Those who his lyrics
resonate with are not alone. Authentic and electric, rebellious and
irreverent, yet still utterly human, YUNGBLUD is the new face of
punk. Here he presents himself through a series of exclusive and
unseen photographs, taken by his friend and closest collaborator,
photographer Tom Pallant.
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Nolensville
(Paperback)
Beth Lothers, Vicky Travis
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R641
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Go beyond the French capital's famous landmarks and discover the
hidden gems. From secluded mews and undiscovered cafes to flower
markets and tree-lined streets, prettycityparis champions the
quiet, gentle moments that allow you to escape in a huge capital
city like Paris. If you know where to look, you will find that
traditional shopfronts, vintage transport, artisan bakeries,
whimsical florists and timeless bookstores are but a hop, skip and
a jump from the centre. Some are right in the middle. Full of the
unexplored and less-appreciated areas of Paris, this stunning guide
also includes tips on how to plan and photograph your own
prettycityparis experience, whether on foot or dreaming from afar.
The North Fork's natural riches have been seducing people for more
than four hundred years. The Algonquin Indians -and, later, Dutch
and English colonists- first recognized the area for its waters
rich with clams and fish, its fertile soil for growing crops and
its abundant forests to support shipbuilding. Hearing the ocean's
call, many have long admired the inlets, creeks and bays and
contrast the ruggedness of the Long Island Sound with the
tranquility of Peconic Bay. In this pictorial history, local author
Rosemary McKinley showcases the nautical history, idyllic seaside
settings and lush landscapes of this picturesque country.
In this album, Mick Webber gathers some beautifully evocative
photographs showing buses, trams and trolleybuses of London
Transport at work during the period from 1933, when the
organisation was formed, until 1969. In doing so he shows changes
not only to transport in the capital but to London itself. Whilst
primarily a black and white album, there is also a 1950s colour
section. Much of the period covered by this book is looked back
with nostalgia as a golden age for transport interest, but the
times were often far from golden to live in. As the 1930s
progressed the threat of war increased, only to become reality at
the end of that period. With Britain at war in the first half of
the 1940s and struggling to recover in the second half, that decade
was difficult to live through for most Londoners. Poverty and
slum-dwelling was widespread and it was only in the 1960s that the
country fully recovered from the damage suffered by war. This was a
period of mass rebuilding - often in a style not appreciated today
- and parts of London were to change their appearance dramatically
from then on. Many of the places shown in this album are still very
recognisable today but others have changed completely.
The history of North Carolina's Outer Banks is as ancient and
mesmerizing as its beaches. Much has been documented, but many
stories were lost--until now. Join local author and historian Sarah
Downing as she reveals a past of the Outer Banks eroded by time and
tides. Revel in the nostalgic days of the Carolina Beach Pavilion,
stand in the shadows of windmills that once lined the coast and
learn how native islanders honor those aviation giants, the Wright
brothers. Downing's vignettes adventure through windswept dunes,
dive deep in search of the lost ironclad the "Monitor" and lament
the decline of the diamondback terrapin. Break out the beach chair
and let your mind soak in the salty bygone days of these famed
coastal extremities.
In 1895, emissaries from the New York Yacht Club traveled to Deer
Isle, Maine, to recruit the nation's best sailors, an "All
American" crew. This remote island in Penobscot Bay sent nearly
thirty of its fishing men to sail "Defender," and under skipper
Hank Haff, they beat their opponents in a difficult and
controversial series. To the delight of the American public, the
charismatic Sir Thomas Lipton sent a surprise challenge in 1899.
The New York Yacht Club knew where to turn and again recruited Deer
Isle's fisherman sailors. Undefeated in two defense campaigns, they
are still considered one of the best American sail-racing teams
ever assembled. Read their fascinating story and relive their
adventure.
Announcing the changing of the seasons and the coming of summer,
Lilacs are ubiquitous both within gardens and as a wild flower.
Their scented flowers are well-known to many with whorls of
fragrant blossom sitting perfectly at nose-height. Symbolising
first love, their fleeting bouquet can provoke a sense of
nostalgia. As a garden flower they became a popular choice in the
eighteenth century, particularly across North America, and
lingering shrubs and blooms in the wild are a telltale indication
of where earlier dwellings might have been. Naomi Slade explores a
wide range of different Lilacs, drawing our attention to the
varying shades of pink, lavender, mauve, burgundy and of course,
lilac, and also to white, blue and yellow varieties. Lilacs are
durable plants and this book offers advice on how to care for and
propagate your flowers, how to identify rare species and practical
tips for how to get the most glorious blooms and the most bountiful
cut flowers.
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