Bøker av John Griffin

Barbecue Lovers' Guide to Texas is an essential reference tool for those looking to emerse themselves in the culture of Texas-style barbecue. The book features history of the culinary style and where to find, and most importantly consume, the best of the best local offerings.

Erosions is John A. Griffin's first full-length book of poems. Written shortly after he emigrated to the United States, the poems comprise a kind of Bildungsroman exploring themes of boyhood innocence, fantasy, landscapes, nature, death, loss, absence, exile, and a coming into one's powers as one seeks to apprehend the changes wrought by time, epiphany, and departure. Absence, lines, natural forces, spirituality, and extinction are all leitmotifs in the book, as these combine to displace a burgeoning identity rather than overtly defining one. Erosions seeks to lyricize those forces that shape emerging consciousness and sensibility, so that the aural semantics of the poems are as essential to their decoding as the verbal, linguistic semantics, and it is this stress on the music and rhythms of language the poet hopes will evoke their core and abiding meaning.

When you open the box to a puzzle, inside you''ll find separate pieces randomly piled together. Uini Research applies the same approach to the paranormal field, in which everything is a piece of the bigger picture. An apparition is a puzzle piece. Electronic Voice Phenomenon is another puzzle piece. The effect of climate conditions on spiritual activity is also another piece of a giant puzzle. Unfortunately, in the paranormal, we don''t have a puzzle box with a picture for guidance. All we can do is attempt to put the pieces together in a logical way. Paranormal Puzzle reveals the world of the paranormal in an entirely new way. The book lays out the "puzzle pieces"-including findings from some of the incredible experiences of Uini Research-allowing the reader to draw their own conclusions and perhaps see beyond the invisible veil separating one world from the next!