Voyage of the Ark - Nelson, Karen
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Jalila searched his face. "What can one do?" "There is only one way to be saved," Shem replied. In a world corrupted by evil and destined for destruction, one family has the answer. One family has built a vessel able to withstand the coming flood. But will it be enough? How will they endure the death of an entire world? And what will become of them in the aftermath? Can the family remain united through the ordeal and survive the devastation? Based on the account of Noah's ark in the Bible, Voyage of the Ark takes you into the heart and hardships of the journey on the ark. Step into the world…mehr

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Jalila searched his face. "What can one do?" "There is only one way to be saved," Shem replied. In a world corrupted by evil and destined for destruction, one family has the answer. One family has built a vessel able to withstand the coming flood. But will it be enough? How will they endure the death of an entire world? And what will become of them in the aftermath? Can the family remain united through the ordeal and survive the devastation? Based on the account of Noah's ark in the Bible, Voyage of the Ark takes you into the heart and hardships of the journey on the ark. Step into the world before the flood and see the events unfold through the eyes of Jalila, daughter-in-law of Noah.
Autorenporträt
Karen Nelson is Director of Research Initiatives and Co-Director of the Center for Literary & Comparative Studies in the Department of English at the University of Maryland. Nelson serves as Editor for the Sixteenth Century Journal. Publications include articles on Spenser, Shakespeare, and early modern women writers, and Conflict, Concord: Attending to Early Modern Women; Masculinities, Childhood, Violence: Attending to Early Modern Women--and Men (with Amy E. Leonard); and Women, Writing, and the Reproduction of Culture in Tudor and Stuart Britain (with Jane Donawerth, Mary Elizabeth Burke, and Linda Dove). In 2014 the Society for the Study of Early Modern Women bestowed her with a Lifetime Achievement Award.