#1 BEST SELLER - PUNK #1 BEST SELLER - PHOTOJOURNALISM Punk Rocker is the much anticipated sequel to “L.A. Punk Rocker”: top author Brenda Perlin’s best-selling punk anthology. Here you will find a collection of short stories from those who were there in the early days. Hard core musical anarchists who saw it all, heard it all, did it all - and survived to tell their stories.  Along with Brenda and the West Coast punks, Punk Rocker features rebels, writers, commentators and street kids from all over America – talking about the music, the fashion, the attitude, the passion, the lifestyle and, of course, the bands who made it all happen. Meet people who discovered punk’s new dawn – and those who were there for its sunset, in the ramshackle mausoleum of the Chelsea Hotel. Backstage, in the clubs, in the gigs, in hotel rooms with the band, on the streets –Brenda was there. She saw it all. And so did her friends.  Punk Rocker. If you missed it…what are you waiting for?

Punk Rocker: Punk stories of Billy Idol, Sid Vicious, Iggy Pop from New York City, Los Angeles, Minnesota, United Kingdom and Austria.

Literature & Fiction

Rowland, Caddy

Newbery, Jorge P.

Perlin, Brenda

Barry, Mark

Fischer, Christoph

Braun, Alison

Kavanagh, Jim

McGowan, Erin

Metz, Steven E.

Mullins-Haughan, Carla

Short Stories & Anthologies

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Boo! Fore!

Boris, Laurie

Butcher, A.L.

Clark, LB

Mader, JD

<p>"Minoan seals have often been described as probelmatically ambiguous.  By assembling and reframing current discourse, this volume challenges the value of characterising glyptic imagery in this way.  Istead ambiguity may indicate the presence of deliberate practice, incorporateing varied meaning through multivalent or condensed expression, well suited to the compact size of the glyptic medium.  Using a form of relational network theory, the author explores the ways in which a selection of glyptic images from Ayia Triada respond to different coneptual and associative contexts and suggests that the idea of indeterminate ambiguity--as a by-product of western taxonomic systems--may mask this multivalent aspect.  By positioning glyptic imagery as multivalent this volume makes a signficant contribution to debates within Aegean Bronze Age archaeology and current interpretative practice."--[P] 4 of cover.</p>

Ambiguity and Minoan Neopalatial Seal Imagery (Studies in Mediterranean Archaeology and Literature)

History

Ancient Civilizations

Paul Forlag Astroms

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