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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Rebellion of Quiet Things is a genre-spanning anthology that gathers voices from across the world to illuminate the interior lives we so often overlook. Through essays, memoirs, flash fiction, poetry, and short stories, the collection traces the subtle revolutions that occur beneath the surface of ordinary existence; moments of reckoning, endurance, tenderness, and transformation that rarely announce themselves loudly, yet shape us profoundly.These works dwell in the spaces between action and reflection: a strained conversation in a café that reveals generational anxiety and emotional disconnection; a snowfall that suspends time and invites stillness; a surreal prayer that merges humor, faith, and hunger into a critique of modern inequities; a clandestine discovery in the backroom of a café that reframes moral urgency; a survivor's quiet reckoning with failure and self-acceptance; a couple navigating parenthood through shared physical endurance; a man's lifelong, silent rebellion against societal expectations in pursuit of education; and the intimate, bodily negotiations of pain and adaptation after injury.Across continents and circumstances, these pieces share a common pulse: the tension between what is felt and what is expressed, between societal expectation and private truth. The anthology resists spectacle in favor of nuance, asking readers to reconsider what constitutes courage, rebellion, and meaning. It suggests that defiance is not always loud, that sometimes the most radical acts are choosing to endure, to reflect, to care, to remain present, or to quietly persist in becoming.At its heart, Rebellion of Quiet Things is a sanctuary for the introspective and the unspoken. It invites readers to slow down, listen closely, and recognize the extraordinary in the hushed corners of human experience.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Rebellion of Quiet Things is a genre-spanning anthology that gathers voices from across the world to illuminate the interior lives we so often overlook. Through essays, memoirs, flash fiction, poetry, and short stories, the collection traces the subtle revolutions that occur beneath the surface of ordinary existence; moments of reckoning, endurance, tenderness, and transformation that rarely announce themselves loudly, yet shape us profoundly.These works dwell in the spaces between action and reflection: a strained conversation in a cafe that reveals generational anxiety and emotional disconnection; a snowfall that suspends time and invites stillness; a surreal prayer that merges humor, faith, and hunger into a critique of modern inequities; a clandestine discovery in the backroom of a cafe that reframes moral urgency; a survivor's quiet reckoning with failure and self-acceptance; a couple navigating parenthood through shared physical endurance; a man's lifelong, silent rebellion against societal expectations in pursuit of education; and the intimate, bodily negotiations of pain and adaptation after injury.Across continents and circumstances, these pieces share a common pulse: the tension between what is felt and what is expressed, between societal expectation and private truth. The anthology resists spectacle in favor of nuance, asking readers to reconsider what constitutes courage, rebellion, and meaning. It suggests that defiance is not always loud, that sometimes the most radical acts are choosing to endure, to reflect, to care, to remain present, or to quietly persist in becoming.At its heart, Rebellion of Quiet Things is a sanctuary for the introspective and the unspoken. It invites readers to slow down, listen closely, and recognize the extraordinary in the hushed corners of human experience. An anthology of global voices revealing the profound, subtle revolutions that shape our inner lives. A sanctuary for the unspoken, celebrating the quiet courage found in the corners of human experience. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Rebellion of Quiet Things is a genre-spanning anthology that gathers voices from across the world to illuminate the interior lives we so often overlook. Through essays, memoirs, flash fiction, poetry, and short stories, the collection traces the subtle revolutions that occur beneath the surface of ordinary existence; moments of reckoning, endurance, tenderness, and transformation that rarely announce themselves loudly, yet shape us profoundly.These works dwell in the spaces between action and reflection: a strained conversation in a cafe that reveals generational anxiety and emotional disconnection; a snowfall that suspends time and invites stillness; a surreal prayer that merges humor, faith, and hunger into a critique of modern inequities; a clandestine discovery in the backroom of a cafe that reframes moral urgency; a survivor's quiet reckoning with failure and self-acceptance; a couple navigating parenthood through shared physical endurance; a man's lifelong, silent rebellion against societal expectations in pursuit of education; and the intimate, bodily negotiations of pain and adaptation after injury.Across continents and circumstances, these pieces share a common pulse: the tension between what is felt and what is expressed, between societal expectation and private truth. The anthology resists spectacle in favor of nuance, asking readers to reconsider what constitutes courage, rebellion, and meaning. It suggests that defiance is not always loud, that sometimes the most radical acts are choosing to endure, to reflect, to care, to remain present, or to quietly persist in becoming.At its heart, Rebellion of Quiet Things is a sanctuary for the introspective and the unspoken. It invites readers to slow down, listen closely, and recognize the extraordinary in the hushed corners of human experience. An anthology of global voices revealing the profound, subtle revolutions that shape our inner lives. A sanctuary for the unspoken, celebrating the quiet courage found in the corners of human experience. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Rebellion of Quiet Things is a genre-spanning anthology that gathers voices from across the world to illuminate the interior lives we so often overlook. Through essays, memoirs, flash fiction, poetry, and short stories, the collection traces the subtle revolutions that occur beneath the surface of ordinary existence; moments of reckoning, endurance, tenderness, and transformation that rarely announce themselves loudly, yet shape us profoundly.These works dwell in the spaces between action and reflection: a strained conversation in a cafe that reveals generational anxiety and emotional disconnection; a snowfall that suspends time and invites stillness; a surreal prayer that merges humor, faith, and hunger into a critique of modern inequities; a clandestine discovery in the backroom of a cafe that reframes moral urgency; a survivor's quiet reckoning with failure and self-acceptance; a couple navigating parenthood through shared physical endurance; a man's lifelong, silent rebellion against societal expectations in pursuit of education; and the intimate, bodily negotiations of pain and adaptation after injury.Across continents and circumstances, these pieces share a common pulse: the tension between what is felt and what is expressed, between societal expectation and private truth. The anthology resists spectacle in favor of nuance, asking readers to reconsider what constitutes courage, rebellion, and meaning. It suggests that defiance is not always loud, that sometimes the most radical acts are choosing to endure, to reflect, to care, to remain present, or to quietly persist in becoming.At its heart, Rebellion of Quiet Things is a sanctuary for the introspective and the unspoken. It invites readers to slow down, listen closely, and recognize the extraordinary in the hushed corners of human experience. An anthology of global voices revealing the profound, subtle revolutions that shape our inner lives. A sanctuary for the unspoken, celebrating the quiet courage found in the corners of human experience. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…