Author: Kathleen Gamble
Publisher: Createspace Independent Pub
Published: 2012-08-07
Total Pages: 272
ISBN-13: 9781477634189
DOWNLOAD EBOOK →Kathleen grew up moving from country to country. She was born in Burma and lived in Mexico, Colombia, Nigeria, Switzerland and the US. Expat Alien takes you through her memories of each new place and the challenges of adapting to and adopting each new country. With each move there was a chance to re-invent herself and learn about new cultures and geography. Her hardest move is to her passport country where she suffers from "reverse" culture shock. As an adult she finally learns her own tribe is called Third Culture Kids and they all have experienced the same ups and downs of being a global nomads. Kathleen takes it a step farther and crosses over to being an adult expat in Russia and raising her own Third Culture Kid. Follow Kathleen on her journey through the ups and downs of being a Third Culture Kid.
Author: JD Lovil
Publisher: Lulu.com
Published: 2019-02-03
Total Pages: 172
ISBN-13: 0359404669
DOWNLOAD EBOOK →Ever want to just dig out the truth amidst all the confusion? Occam's Razor is the tool you need. The Occam's Razor Series is the series of books you want to read. Occam's Razor is a filter for logical arguments. It states that the simplest solution that fits all the facts is usually the correct one. The Occam's Razor Series will attempt to apply the Razor to some of the arguments that plague our modern world. In this book, we will be taking a look at the most probable reality behind the whole alien visitation question. For thousands of years, people have reported being visited by alien creatures from the stars. Our modern society loves to laugh at anyone who claims that they saw an alien, but with all this smoke, surely there is a fire somewhere, right? Read this and every book in this new series!
Author: Anastasia M. Ashman
Publisher: Seal Press
Published: 2006-02-22
Total Pages: 324
ISBN-13: 9781580051552
DOWNLOAD EBOOK →An anthology of personal writings in which twenty-nine women who have lived in Turkey over the last forty years chronicle their experiences and share their impressions of the country.
Author: Christina Henry de Tessan
Publisher: Seal Press
Published: 2013-03-05
Total Pages: 324
ISBN-13: 1580055206
DOWNLOAD EBOOK →It's one thing to travel abroad—to stay in charming hotels and deliberate over whether to visit this museum or relax at that café even to head off the beaten track for a glimpse of "real" life—and another thing altogether to move to another country. Expat chronicles the experiences of twenty-two ordinary women living extraordinary lives in outposts as far flung as Borneo, Ukraine, India, Greece, Brazil, China and the Czech Republic. In vivid detail, these writers share how the realities of life abroad match up to the expat fantasy. One woman negotiates the rough courtesies of Serbia, finding lives limned by harshness and an insurmountable spirit. Another is tutored on English manners by an eclectic bunch from Liverpool: "The cardinal sin in America is to be insincere, whereas the cardinal sin in England is to be boring." For some, their new home prompts them to reconnect or confront lost parts of themselves: One woman rediscovers her Judaism—in Japan; another writer's Western outlook is challenged by Javanese mysticism. Many share their own naíve blunders and private confessions: a Thanksgiving dinner that doesn't translate in Paris, a sudden yearning for bad Hollywood films. And all discover that what it means to be "American" is redefined, again and again. taps into the bewilderment, the joys and surprises of life overseas, where the challenges often take unexpected forms and the obstacles overcome are all the more triumphant. Featuring an astonishing range of perspectives, destinations and circumstances, this collection offers a beautiful portrait of expatriate life.
Author: Chris Pavone
Publisher: Crown
Published: 2016-12-06
Total Pages: 546
ISBN-13: 0451498941
DOWNLOAD EBOOK →Can we ever escape our secrets? Kate Moore’s quiet Luxembourg days are filled with playdates and coffee mornings, her weekends in Paris and skiing the Alps. But Kate is also guarding a tremendous secret—one that’s becoming so unbearable it begins to unravel her new expat life. She suspects that another American couple are not who they claim to be, her husband is acting suspiciously, and as she travels around Europe, she finds herself looking over her shoulder, increasingly terrified that her own past is catching up with her. As Kate begins to dig, to uncover the secrets of the people around her, she finds herself buried in layers of deceit so thick they threaten her family, her marriage, and her life.
Author: Katarzyna Marciniak
Publisher:
Published: 2006
Total Pages: 228
ISBN-13:
DOWNLOAD EBOOK →"Alien" has a double meaning in the United States, suggesting both "foreigner" and "extraterrestrial creature." In Alienhood, Katarzyna Marciniak explores this semantic duality. Interrogating the dominant images of aliens in American popular culture--and in legal, historical, linguistic, and literary discourses--Marciniak examines "alienhood" and the impact it has on the daily experiences of migrants, legal or illegal. Using examples from exilic literature and cinema, including the works of Julia Alvarez, Eva Hoffman, Gregory Nava, and Roman Polanski, Alienhood theorizes multicultural experiences of liminal characters that belong in the interstices between nations. Investigating gendered, racialized, and ideological formations of "aliens," Marciniak's readings put into dialogue narratives from both the second world and the third world in relation to "first worldness." This dialogue problematizes the meanings of "transnational" and brings the so-called second world into these debates. In doing so, Marciniak reorients the study of immigrant or exile subjects beyond the celebrated notion of transnationalism. With its unique focus on "aliens" in relation to discourses of immigration, exile, and displacement, Alienhood shows how transnationality is, for many dislocated people, an unattainable privilege. Katarzyna Marciniak is associate professor of English at Ohio University.
Author: W.H. Mumfrey
Publisher: Simon and Schuster
Published: 2009-04-15
Total Pages: 227
ISBN-13: 1440307881
DOWNLOAD EBOOK →Resistance is Your Prime Directive Have you ever experienced a sensation of missing time? Have you ever found a metallic implant somewhere in your body? It's likely that you're a victim of alien abduction, and you don't even know it. Aliens are among us. While the true intentions of these mysterious intruders from outer space are unknown, there's no doubt that their actions are nefarious. It's your right - your civic responsibility - to learn the skills necessary to protect yourself, your loved ones and ultimately your planet. Aliens want to whisk you away in the night to perform terrifying experiments on you. Isn't it time you learn how use your MP3 player to defend yourself from their paralyzing powers? Shouldn't you know how to evade the pursuit of a flying saucer? Wouldn't you sleep better at night knowing some proven hand-to-hand combat techniques guaranteed to stop your extraterrestrial foe in its tracks? Make no mistake - our world is under attack and this handbook may be the only thing standing between the human race and total annihilation. Read it and join the resistance.
Author: Maurice Brandon
Publisher: Xlibris Corporation
Published: 2016-04-15
Total Pages: 163
ISBN-13: 1514481634
DOWNLOAD EBOOK →After repeated disastrous journeys to the planet Earth, the aliens under new leadership after a resurrection began a new era. The deposed leader, B8, waited as long as possible before resuming control. His plan for the use of the planet Earth was not geared to revenge as was the previous leaders. The resurrection over, his plan was progressing smoothly until a colony scientist brought the news of impending crisis of total destruction of their planet. B8, the true leader, accepting the report, began a corrective course of action.