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Marie Muravski
illustrator
Wings in the Land of Feet by Mari Toscas
An ethereal, kaleidoscopic journey of siblings through the depths and heights of the world through the eyes of Ellie, an autistic nonverbal little girl.
LIFE STILLS
La Peste №36, Mexico
It is an independent and free magazine of literature, illustration and photography. Each number develops a specific theme from the point of view of our different collaborators, both in text and image.
La Porte Étroite by André Gide
Strait is the Gate (French: La Porte Étroite) is a 1909 French novel written by André Gide. It probes the complexities and terrors of adolescence and growing up.
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by James Joyce
A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man is the first novel of Irish writer James Joyce written in a modernist style, it traces the religious and intellectual awakening of young Stephen Dedalus, Joyce's fictional alter ego, whose surname alludes to Daedalus, Greek mythology's consummate craftsman.
L'Immoraliste by André Gide
The Immoralist is a recollection of events that Michel narrates to his three visiting friends. One of those friends solicits job search assistance for Michel by including in a letter to Monsieur D. R., Président du Conseil, a transcript of Michel's first-person account.
La Symphonie pastorale by André Gide
The cruel and bright philosophical parabola "Pastoral Symphony" is dedicated to the theme of the tragedy of innocence in a sinful world and the destruction of this innocence, doomed to suffer forever in the "lost paradise" of blindness and ignorance.
Lost in Reverie by Victionary
As adults in a fast-paced world, finding the time to slow down and enjoy the little things in life can be challenging. Even the simple act of daydreaming or getting lost in one’s imagination has become a luxury that many can no longer afford. However, it is important that we allow our minds to wander fearlessly into the unknown and float freely into the unexpected—whether in awake or asleep—for in mastering the art of doing nothing, we can immerse ourselves in the pure joy of just being alive.
LOST IN REVERIE sets out to capture the magic and mystique of dreamscapes, from the comforting to the unsettling and everything else in between. The book will comprise art and illustration featuring intriguing concepts and styles that explore the realms between the real and surreal; becoming a means of escape from the dreariness of everyday and a beautiful reminder to never stop dreaming.
LOST IN REVERIE sets out to capture the magic and mystique of dreamscapes, from the comforting to the unsettling and everything else in between. The book will comprise art and illustration featuring intriguing concepts and styles that explore the realms between the real and surreal; becoming a means of escape from the dreariness of everyday and a beautiful reminder to never stop dreaming.
Siddhartha: An Indian novel by Hermann Hesse
Ana Wicker’s life turns upside down, when her parents inform her, they intend to divorce. Ana thinks the answer is to run away, but in doing so, she finds herself transported to the strange world of Eperidium.
Lemony by Marketa Maar Eder
The book tells the story of the little girl Lemony and her family, which takes place in a snowy cottage in Cech at Christmas time.
Beasty Crimes by Anna Starobinets
All the heroes of this book series are animals, but they know how to love and hate, lie and tell the truth in the face, trust and despair, betray and save no worse than us, humanoid readers.
Kotlantis. Good Girls Country by Anna Starobinets
Two fairy-tale adventure children's stories are written in a modern, fascinating language, and subtle humor coexists in them with serious reflections about love and meanness, about loyalty and cowardice, about how good is often wrapped in unattractive packaging,
and evil - in a gift, elegant and shiny.
and evil - in a gift, elegant and shiny.
The Age of the Scions by J.V.A. Young
Ana Wicker’s life turns upside down, when her parents inform her, they intend to divorce. Ana thinks the answer is to run away, but in doing so, she finds herself transported to the strange world of Eperidium.
DIFFERENT or How I got a dog in five days
A children's book for adults or to be read aloud about friendship, self-confidence and helpfulness
Werner: Wie schnell die Zeit vergeht by Jan Kronies
How fast time flies - who doesn't ask themselves that at least once in their life? Ellie is also confronted with this when she visits her dying grandfather Werner. Together they embark on a journey into the great themes of life and death, to understand what was, what is about to end and how time can be understood: so that we never again despair of how quickly it has passed.
Story Power of Illustration: Inspiration, Thoughts and Skills
This book focuses on the story power of illustration, including interviews with 11 global illustrators, work interpretations for 27 illustrators and 85 illustration stories.
Voice of the Ancient Sea
After each person, not necessarily famous, there is a trace in the cause to which he devoted himself, and in the memory of the people who surrounded him. Human memory is something that somehow unites all the stories of the new collection.
They Changed the Game
A set of inner illustrations in collaborations with artists from all over the world celebrating sports.
LUNAMADRE by Teo Benedetti
There is talk of witches, curses, a dark past and a looming future. As much as the people of the town play down everything with a simple "these are children's stories" a certain unease begins to make its way to Lunamadre.
The Green Kite. Friendship across 6 continents
An unusual, richly illustrated book for children, on the creation of which several dozen artists from around the world worked!
Embrace your mortality by Lawrence J. Schneiderman
Difficult decisions in an era of medical miracles
The author of the book is a prominent American internist, medical ethicist, university teacher. At the heart of the book is an urgent message: since we are all mortal, it is absolutely essential for us to accept this fact and learn to live with this universal condition.
The author of the book is a prominent American internist, medical ethicist, university teacher. At the heart of the book is an urgent message: since we are all mortal, it is absolutely essential for us to accept this fact and learn to live with this universal condition.
Hospice in Your Pocket by Alžběta Marková and the team
The handbook is intended for all who work with seriously ill patients at the end of life, especially doctors, nurses and other members of hospice teams who work in the field. The book can be easily carried with you as a quick guide.
AARGH! No.22
A História Secreta do Nicolau
A story written by Nuno Guerra Santos and illustrated by Marie Muravski, donated by the authors to CAIS and sold by the Association this Christmas.
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