title: Visions of the Goddess (Penguin Studio Books)
author: Courtney Milne
description: Milne's (The Sacred Earth, Abrams, 1993) primary goal is to present the Earth Mother myth as it appears in geographically diverse matriarchal cultures. Through these Goddess traditions, the reader is introduced to Wild Psyche, Healing Spirit, and Mountain DwellerAeach another aspect of the Earth Mother. Color images throughout the book are meant to help readers reconnect to the world around them and particularly to the feminine energy of life. Various goddess stories, highlighted with photographs, encourage a feeling of wholeness in the reader. Library collections staying current in mythology can include this visual storytelling journey, which complements other New Age or goddess titles.ALeroy Hommerding, Citrus Cty. Lib., Inverness, FL <br />Copyright 1999 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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  # Discworld 37 - Unseen Academicals
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  ## by Pratchett, Terry
  
  
  Discworld 37 - Unseen Academicals
  
  
  Unseen Academicals
  
  
  A Novel of Discworld™
  
  
  Terry Pratchett
  
  
  This book is dedicated to Rob Wilkins, who typed
  
  
  most of it and had the good sense to laugh occasionally.
  
  
  And to Colin Smythe for his encouragement.
  
  
  The chant of the goddess Pedestriana is a parody of
  
  
  the wonderful poem ‘Brahma’ by Ralph Waldo Emerson,
  
  
  but of course you knew that anyway.
  
  
  Contents
  
  
  Begin Reading
  
  
  About the Author
  
  
  Other Books by Terry Pratchett
  
  
  Credits
  
  
  Copyright
  
  
  About the Publisher
  
  
  IT WAS MIDNIGHT in Ankh-Morpork’s Royal Art Museum.*
  
  
  It occurred to new employee Rudolph Scattering about once every minute that on
  the whole it might have been a good idea to tell the Curator about his
  nyctophobia, his fe