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Dealing with boundaries, finances, and changing values are all part of parenting your grown child. In Doing Life with Your Adult Children, Jim Burns offers practical advice and hopeful encouragement for one of the richest and most challenging seasons of parenting.

Cada etapa de la vida presenta desafíos diferentes en la relación con nuestros hijos. Ahora que son grandes, ya no podemos tratarlos como niños o adolescentes y ellos se encargarán de recordártelo una y otra vez, por lo que será fácil entrar en conflictos innecesarios y tener mucha inquietud. Es por eso que los consejos de este libro son extremadamente pertinentes para fortalecer los vínculos y para poder ser de ayuda y no de tropiezo en la in...

In this must-have resource for preteens and parents, trusted parenting and relationship expert Jim Burns tackles the tough, sensitive issues of sexuality for today's kids. With honest, biblical, age-appropriate information, he answers both their delicate and taboo questions, helping them navigate a sexually confused culture with integrity.

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The collected poems 1962-2007 by north west poet and critic Jim Burns

A collection of essays on forgotten British writers of the 30s and 40s, American Beat writers and poets, and modern artists

This book contains reviews submitted to the Northern Review of Books website during 2021 and 2022 plus articles previously printed in The Crazy Oik magazine.

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Imagine that you have obtained a guidebook for exploring a vast, mysterious forest that you have heard of, but have never known how to approach-a forest so intricate and lush that most people feel reluctant to enter it without an experienced guide, and yet so alluring that you long to wander its paths, follow its streams to their source, gain access to its panoramic views of terrains that have barely begun to be mapped.What makes this terrain ...

Cuando un matrimonio es nuevo, es emocionante. Pero a medida que pasa el tiempo, las parejas pueden separarse y luchar con los desafíos que son comunes en cualquier matrimonio. Puede sentirse abrumador, pero juntos, las parejas encontrarán que un matrimonio saludable tiene miles de cambios de curso. En este seguimiento de Preparándose para el matrimonio, autores Jim Burns y Doug Fields ofrecen una guía práctica diseñada para ayudar a los recié...

If you're one of the millions of adults struggling with the grief and complex considerations of living in an empty nest, author and motivational speaker Jim Burns's much-anticipated Finding Joy in the Empty Nest will remind you that--with some practical guidance--your second half could very well become your best half.

In this twelfth collection of essays and reviews Jim Burns looks back to the 1930s and the problems faced by some writers of the period. Novelists such as Dawn Powell, Charles Reznikoff, and Tess Slesinger are spotlighted. Two writers, Denys Val Baker and Norman Levine, who lived in St Ives when it was a hotbed of creative activity, have their work analysed, with specific reference to the novels and stories they wrote about the artistic commun...

After hearing the words no one wants to hear--'you have cancer'--prolific author, family life expert, and storyteller Jim Burns set out to articulate the most essential principles for living life well and shares them in this collection of encouraging and practical lessons for health, balance, and success.

It's difficult to get away from Paris when writing about art, and several reviews in this collection inevitably refer to the city, though not only for art but also for the cafés, cabarets and other locations where artists and writers met to socialise. Paris wasn't the only place where such activity happened, so London, Berlin, New York, and several other cities also come into view. As a background to what went on artistically in Paris there is...

As in the previous collection, Paris has a place in this one, with re-views/essays about various artists, writers, expatriates, editors, and others who were in the city at one time or another. I have to admit that I'm generally looking back in these pieces to the Paris of the 1890s or the 1920s, "golden periods", as they're called, though in a review of poets in translation I do briefly comment on a collection of more-contemporary French left-...