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John Haskell

    I Am Not Jackson Pollock
    Cambridge preparation for the TOEFL test
    American Purgatorio
    • A debut novel that explores a road trip into the essence of a country and its people, blending themes of loss and redemption in a modern Pilgrim's Progress for a godless world.

      American Purgatorio
    • Cambridge Preparation for the TOEFL Test is a comprehensive test preparation course that helps learners acquire the skills they need to succeed on the Test of English as a Foreign Language. It is ideal for both classroom and self-study use. The Second Edition of the course reflects the changes in the listening comprehension and reading comprehension sections of the exam. Major features: --A complete TOEFL-format Diagnostic Test --An extensive listening comprehension section providing nearly 5 hours of listening material on cassette. --A Structure and Written Expression section containing a thorough grammar review. -- A Reading Comprehensionsection testing vocabulary in context. --A Test of Written English section providing an in-depth writing course. --Two complete TOEFL-format practice tests and mini tests in each section. -- Explanatory answer keys cross-referenced to relevant skill building exercises. --Transcripts for all listening material. Cambridge Preparation for the TOEFL Test consists of a book, a set of cassettes, and a book/cassette package.

      Cambridge preparation for the TOEFL test
    • I Am Not Jackson Pollock

      • 192 stránek
      • 7 hodin čtení
      3,8(262)Ohodnotit

      Exploring the intersection of art and life, this collection features haunting short stories that delve into the complexities of identity and desire. In "Dream of a Clean Slate," the duality of Jackson Pollock's persona is examined, while "The Judgement of Psycho" intertwines the dynamics of characters from the film Psycho with themes from the Iliad. Orson Welles anchors "Crimes at Midnight," which captures the tension of desire and its repercussions. This debut offers modern mythologies that resonate deeply with contemporary experiences.

      I Am Not Jackson Pollock