Clay and Glazes for the Potter

In this revised edition, Rhodes has added new material on a number of topics including Raku, salt glazing, the use of fibers and fiberglass in clay, fuming with metallic salts, and overglaze processes.

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Rhodes, Daniel

Crafts & Hobbies

Chilton Book Company

Stoneware and Porcelain

Antiques & Collectibles

Pitman Publishing

When the spirit of Guilhem de Courdeval is inadvertently released from its watery grave, the Templar sorcerer plots to complete the violent ritual that will put him in possession of a human body

Next, After Lucifer (Thomas Dunne Book)

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

St Martins Pr

Adversary

The undead Guilhelm de Courdeval, living in present-day San Francisco, poses as a spiritual teacher for four young Americans seeking guidance

United States

While touring France, California wine grower Donald Clermont and his teenage daughter become drawn into a web of sorcery and black magic as they battle to free themselves from the power of the seductive queen of hell, the goddess Selena

Kiss of Death

Evil never dies. It may sleep for centuries, and then awaken to bring horror into the lives of modern people who have never dreamed that the supernatural might be real. NEXT, AFTER LUCIFER takes place in a quiet rural village in France. There, in the year 1307, a medieval knight--a renegade Templar named Guilhem de Courdeval--was burned at the stake for practicing magic, offering sacrifices to the demon Belial by ruthless murdering and drinking the victims' blood in vampire rituals. After his execution, his evil spirit was sealed in a hidden underground spring, and trapped there for almost 700 years. But when a wealthy American couple arrives to rent a nearby luxury villa, the sacred spring is tapped to fill their swimming pool--with no one realizing that the vampire Courdeval is now released, and free to ply his evil magic again. His first agenda is to possess a human body, through sinister, supernatural seduction--a tightening vise of horror that brings tragedy, death, and spine-chilling fear to the local French villagers and the Americans alike.

Next, After Lucifer

British & Irish

New English Library

This well-illustrated book by a professional potter and teacher offers practical information about the processes of pottery making as well as insights into the meaning, history, and spirit of pottery forms. 177 striking photographs reveal the craft's subtleties and mysterious beauty.

Pottery Form

Dover Publications

In this inspirational guide, a master ceramist offers practical information about pottery making along with insights into the craft's meaning, history, and spirit. Author Daniel Rhodes incorporates both traditional and innovative techniques in his approach. His subjects include basic forms for jars, vases, bowls, and pitchers; techniques for wedging and kneading, throwing, and making handles; wheel-made pieces; modeling, coiling, and slab building; as well as historical views, including extinct forms and pottery as image and symbol. Experienced potters and novices alike will appreciate this richly illustrated volume, which features more than 170 illustrations and photos.

Development is a contested area, but can be summarised as the attempt to bring about good change in society. Archaeology has played only a very limited role within this agenda so far, but has considerable scope to integrate into its practice and structures. This short incisive book focuses on Africa, examining the key issues and threats affecting the archaeological resource, including governance, neglect, conflict, climate change and globalisation. The authors examine the context of archaeology within international development and the remit and work of the key organizations involved, ranging from multi-lateral agencies like the UN and the World Bank to NGOs.

Archaeology and International Development in Africa (Debates in Archaeology)

History

Breen, Colin

Africa

Bristol Classical Press

Is our study of the Bible as pure as we think it is? In Free for All, Tim Conder and Daniel Rhodes show how the way we read the Bible is held captive by the dominant culture in which we find ourselves. They aim to expose the cultural authorities that influence our understanding of the Bible and provide a way for communities to encounter the text as communities. This journey into community interpretation of the Bible not only honors the text and liberates its voice, but also catalyzes transformative practices of proclamation, hospitality, ethics, mission, and imagination. Church leaders, pastors, small group leaders, and those interested in the emerging church conversation will find Free for All an energizing resource to infuse their study of God's Word with new life.

Free for All: Rediscovering the Bible in Community (ēmersion: Emergent Village resources for communities of faith)

Religion & Spirituality

Conder, Tim

Christian Books & Bibles

Baker Books

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Clay and Glazes for the Potter

Stoneware and Porcelain

Next, After Lucifer (Thomas Dunne Book)

Adversary

Kiss of Death

Next, After Lucifer

Pottery Form

Pottery Form

Archaeology and International Development in Africa (Debates in Archaeology)

Free for All: Rediscovering the Bible in Community (ēmersion: Emergent Village resources for communities of faith)