Shades Of Love In Letters

Shades of Love is a collection of love letters received by some of our soldiers while stationed overseas from countless girls they knew and the anonymous ones that kept them 'company' while serving their nation abroad. They include but not limited to fantasy love, impossible love, unattainable love, obsessed love, fanatical love, fleeting love, unrequited love, desperate love, pie in the sky love, among others.

According to the late musical & artistic icon, James Brown: “This is a man's world, this is a man's world But it wouldn't be nothing, nothing without a woman or a girl”

Shades of Love is a collection of love letters received by some of our soldiers while stationed overseas from countless girls they knew and the anonymous ones that kept them 'company' while serving their nation abroad. They include but not limited to fantasy love, impossible love, unattainable love, obsessed love, fanatical love, fleeting love, unrequited love, desperate love, pie in the sky love, among others.

The story of this novel centers around a character named Siddhartha. He is a simple rural boy who is very naive and decent. He is a person of average wit, average physique, and average features. After a long struggle, he reaches zeinth of success in his life. But due to his past he has to confront several challenges in his life. He fell in love twice in his life. Once when he was in college and pursuing his studies. At that time it was Sanjana with whom he was mad in love. Sanjana, a girl very beautiful, bubbly by nature but at the same time very timid. There came a phase in his life when Sanjana did not care about his feelings and got married to a person as per her parent's wish. Siddhartha got shattered by Sanjana's marriage, but he again screw up courage and move on in his life. Then again a girl named Deepshikha came in his life. Deepshikha is well educated, agile and belongs to a dignified bureaucratic family. Siddhartha felt his designation very slender before his family. Deepshikha chased these powers without giving any importance to love of her life. Siddhartha once again got shattered, stumbled and recovered from this. After getting deceived in love twice he lost his faith in love. Over the time he got married to a simple and honest girl named Aahana. They both lived happily with their children in their small world. But Time took harsh revenge. Both of his lovers who abandoned him suffered solitude.

This volume investigates the form of love letters and erotic letters in Greek and Latin up to the 7th Century CE, encompassing both literary and documentary letters (the latter inscribed and on papyrus), and prose and poetry. The potential for, and utility of treating this large and diverse corpus as a ‘genre’ is examined. To this end, approaches from ancient literary criticism and modern theory of genre are made; mutual influences between the documentary and the literary form are sought; and origins in proto-epistolary poetic texts are examined. In order to examine the boundaries of a form, limit cases, which might have less claim to the label ‘love letter’, are compared with more clear-cut examples. A series of case studies focuses on individual letters and letter-collections. Some case studies situate their subjects within the history and literary evolution of the love letter, using both intertextuality and comparative approaches; others placing them in their cultural and historical contexts, particularly uncovering the contribution of epistolarity to erotic discourse, and to the history of sexuality and gender in diverse eras and locations within Classical to Late Antiquity.

Love Letters to a Man, is an exploration through falling in love, the depression and resolution of the end of a relationship and starting over in love and life. It is written in spoken word prose because through this journey sometimes getting the emotion out doesn’t always mean simply talking about the problem or being rational. Writing is a release and poetry is simply the method used to say what is in the head and heart. This is not a self-help book but is intended to lend insight to others that they are not alone in their efforts to get through the ups and downs of life and relationships. Love Letters to a Man does speak from the heart felt experiences and trial and error of working through the aftermath of break ups, and starting over in new relationships and the self-examination that should go on in between. It also uses the imagery of experiences from childhood that lend insight into the hard taught lessons about the authors own self-image.

Love Letter Memoirs, Volume III, The Art of Love, in fifty shades of white, is about the love between a young girl and an artist. A romance with love letters spanning fifty years. Letters with artwork on the envelopes, painted by this Dutch/American master artist, Hans Krommenhoek. Hans found his artistic motivation in loving Peggy, thus called, "The Art of Love," his work was an expression of his unending love for Peggy, his artistic strength in versatility. Hans virtually worked in any medium, as well as having the extraordinaire ability to reproduce other "master's" work, such as seen in the copy reproduction Hans did of the English artist, Edward Ladell's masterwork, called Still Life with Bird's Nest. This is a beautiful love story with colored copies of original artwork Hans did for Peggy on his love letters to her. The dates and stamps give you the years the art was done. Written for all age groups to enjoy, viewable as an e-book as well as text. Great as a table top display to view the art. You will want to read again and again to study the artwork, as he, at times, wrote messages in his work, placed people hidden, as well as painted the clouds to appear as horses, birds, warriors, or messages.

Aphra Behn (1640-1689) was one of the most successful dramatists of the Restoration theatre and a popular poet. This is the second volume in a set of seven which comprises a complete edition of all her works.