Hilda: 143 books

Ein ganzes Universum – das ist unser Körper mit all seinen Organen. Die Atemtherapeutin Hilda Nowotny lädt den Leser zu einer Reise durch den eigenen Körper ein. Als wichtigsten Reisebegleiter stellt sie ihm seinen Atem zur Seite. Durch ein bewusstes, kraftvolles Atmen lernt der Leser, sich seiner...

Im Ein und Aus des Atems sind Leib und Seele tief bewegt, doch in der Pause ist es die Stille, die uns trägt. Die wichtigsten Dinge des Lebens geschehen oft, wenn wir zur Ruhe kommen – in einer Pause. So ist es auch beim Atmen: Wir atmen ein, atmen aus, halten inne, machen uns bereit für den nächsten...

A fifty-line fragment by the poet Stesichorus of Sicily (c. 640-555 B.C.), what survives of his Pallinode, tells us almost all we know of this other Helen, and from it H. D. wove her book-length poem. The fabulous beauty of Helen of Troy is legendary. But some say that Helen was never in Troy,...

Es verdad que una vez mordí al amo, no me caía tan bien: los dos queríamos mandar. De perro viene el morder y ladrar y atacar si me atacan; de perro valiente y bravo; y no puedo volar ni ser paloma, porque cada cual es lo que es. Lo siento, amo, pero vivo y actúo como lo que soy. Nací perro. No pidas milagros

I wrote this story almost fifty years ago, and have learned more of God’ loving care for us. We had gone to Burns Lake with a new car, one child, and a thousand dollars. Ten years later we left with an old car, four children, and six hundred dollars. Through all this we gained a new and better life under God’s watchful eye. He became a friend and helper in the years ahead.

Matilda of Flanders, queen to William the Conqueror was beautiful, exquisitely small, clever, with a perfect courtesy trained in the rigid school of medieval manners. But within lay a root of darkness—inheritance, perhaps, of Viking ancestors. Twice, at least, in her lifetime the Viking streak broke...

The accidental death of her father, a prominent citizen of Corona, leaves Victoria Moreno full of doubt, questions and anger. Suicide rumors heighten her grief. Why would her father, a devout Catholic kill himself? Was the death accidental? Struggling to cope with his actions, the 17-year old, finds...

A classic of American literature, now with a new introduction by iconic author and psychotherapist Adam Phillips. “My bat-like thought-wings would beat painfully in that sudden searchlight,” H.D. writes in Tribute to Freud, her moving memoir. Compelled by historical as well as personal...

These two long stories by modernist master H.D. paint the wreckage of post-World War I Europe—both human and civilizational—in bright, vivid detail. Written by H. D. in 1930 and only published in a 100-copy edition for friends in 1934, Kora and Ka marked a new level of intensity in the...

A historical fiction that presents the life and loves of Jacqueline of Hainaut, thrice married, thrice imprisoned and ransomed; the extraordinary 15th-century life of a woman who endured the power politics of the courts of England, Burgundy, and France.

In the dusk of a spring evening, Helen Caniper walked on the long road from the town. Making nothing of the laden basket she carried, she went quickly until she drew level with the high fir-wood which stood like a barrier against any encroachment on the moor, then she looked back and saw lights darting...

Eloquent and original, this album of stanzas and verses shimmers and resonates with soulful, poetic song. Sorrow and tears ripple through the heart of the lyrics, yet the buoyancy of beauty, solace and peace, contemplative hope, pleasure, joy, and keen insight glisten like brilliant stars against...