Positively considered, moral consciousness generates a measure of wisdom, as one's outlook becomes akin to a universal novel that contains the templates for all of the human stories which have been repeating themselves generation after generation — stories comic and tragic, pathetic and triumphant, and trivial and monumental.
His last book, The AIDS Generation: Stories of Survival and Resilience, is a 2014 Lambda Literary award nominee, and recipient of the American Psychological Association Distinguished Book Award in LGBT Psychology.
I treasure the support, guidance and insights that I receive from my mentors, including my professor Perry and Sean McKenna, one of the men depicted in Perry's book, The AIDS Generation: Stories of Survival and Resilience.
And many of the women in this mortality-haunted, four-generation story have been coincidentally damaged by the disappearances of their mothers.
In his three-generation story, Mr. Sole portrays the rise, golden time and eventual scattered departure of the Batrakanis and their circle.
To get my once-in-a-generation story down onto the page, in my laptop, though, I'm going to need your café's Wi-Fi password.
Scattered through this gloomy, lyrical two-generation story are some riffing excursions into other points of view, narrative tangents that sneak up on the main story, illuminating it and obscuring it in turn.
Sonic Generations' story cleverly explains the presence of two incarnations of Sonic: at a birthday picnic, a time-travelling monster appears, kidnapping Sonic's friends.
This generation was laid out as if it were a process in time, but the generation-story was to be understood instead as one understands a mathematical construction: the construction takes place in time, but what is constructed is an eternal structure.
By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Phil Klay By Amy Davidson Sorkin By Rivka Galchen The Gun Owners of the Parkland Generation The story behind the photographer Sharif Hamza's portraits of young Americans with their firearms.
