The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (Gegner) The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time(Volk)Weitere Auftritte The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons, The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages,The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask,Heimat Ranelle Nachfolger...
the works are designed specifically for this exhibition. We will simultaneously public the albums. One is recording the artists’ creating process and creative ideas in the form of documents and images, and the second is making background stories about "glass" to tell about its past and present...
Cudjo’s house had no windows, so he left the door open in the summer. He grew sugarcane and clingstone peaches in his garden. Speaking in a thick West African accent, he was somewhat cagey about his past. Zora helped him sweep out the church he attended and drove him to Mobile to bu...
She advocates novels in the vein of the naturalist school embodied at the time by Nobel Prize novelist Sinclair Lewis and his best-selling Main Street (1920). 3 When Hurston wrote that essay, her publishing years were over, the productive decade of the 1930s a thing of the past. She was...
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I have been told that, in the past, the seeds of yamamomo were also eaten in Japan. The seeds are “stones” like those of plums — although rather small they are very hard. I am yet to find out exactly how the seeds were rendered edible but I will surely update this post when I...
↑"By the era of A Link to the Past, the kingdom of Hyrule is in decline, and relations with the Zora have soured greatly. Their bodies changed from blue to green and they have become increasingly aggressive toward outsiders, going so far as to spit fireballs at anyone who dares tread...
Like Schomburg, many African Americans writing between 1880 and 1940 countered the hegemonically imposed break with the past by re-creating a link to it and preserving it at the moment it was being severed. As W. E. B. Du Bois wrote in "Criteria of Negro Art" (1926), art by African...