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»Leidenschaftlich, gefährlich, verlumpt, rücksichtslos, amüsant, gemein, unanständig, frech, ludrig, immer aber spannungsvoll und unvermutet« - Stefan Zweig.

Sein Name ist ein Synonym für die Kunst der Verführung und der Liebe: Giacomo Casanovas Leben war spektakulärer als die meisten Fiktionen. Unbefangen erzählt er in diesem Band von Bekanntschaften, die von Schauspielerinnen, Adligen bis hin zu Nonnen reichen. Gewandt bewegt er sich durch das Europa des 18. Jahrhunderts, von den schillernden Seiten bis in die Abgründe, zwischen gesellschaftlichen...

Es como un extraterrestre Mucho se habla de el, pero pocos lo han visto. Cuales son las caracteristicas de un discipulo de Cristo? Como luce un discipulo? Estoy viviendo como un verdadero discipulo de Cristo? Por que a la iglesia cristiana de nuestros tiempos le cuesta tanto trabajo haced discipulos? En algunas de nuestras iglesia, Un discipulo Es casi como un extraterrestre, muy pocos lo han visto. "El Discipulado, el proceso de la Iglesia," responde claramente estas preguntas. Al leer el libro usted vera de forma clara, y precisa como luce un discipulo, como se puede medir si la iglesia...

Finding the Way Home tells the story of Julia, a woman who discovers that her innate ability to see things brings with it both challenges and possibilities. Some people think she suffers from hallucinations. She comes to wonder whether her visions depict reality. She comes to feel that someone or something beyond her is trying to send her a message. Finally, she seeks to discover how her visions and passions for caring for others may lead her to a crossroads. She wonders where she will go and what she will do.

The author, Roselin Casanova, has woven key strands from her own life into...

Meet Howard Casanova. Labeled and treated as an alcoholic thirty years ago, he has a story to tell.

"Beyond AA" begins with a stunning realization: the nation's premier recovery program no longer has answers for over two thirds of those sent there.

Casanova and his daily experiences with divorce, aging, unemployment, and the effects of ADD, moved beyond AA, which he was taught wasn't something people who followed the program could ever do.

And if AA was no longer the right fit for him, surely there were others whose needs also weren't being met.

Casanova questions whether AA...

In volumes 1 and 2, Casanova tells the story of his family, his first loves, and his early travels. With the death of his grandmother, he is sent to a seminary--but is soon expelled. He is briefly imprisoned in the fortress of Sant' Andrea. After wandering from Naples to Rome in search of a patron, he enters the service of Cardinal Acquaviva.

About this edition: Because every previous edition of Casanova's Memoirs had been abridged to suppress the author's political and religious views and tame his vivid, often racy, style, the literary world considered it a major...