ALBERT WILLIAMS JOURNALIST, FREE-LANCE REPORTER, LITERARY CRITIC, POET AND AUTHOR OF HAUNTED HERITAGE AND OTHER STORIES (PUBLISHAMERICA, ISBN 1-4241-0680-X)
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The Phoenix symbolizes rebirth, especially of the sun, and has variants in European, Central American, Egyptian and Asian cultures. In the nineteenth century Hans Christian Anderson wrote a story about the phoenix. Edith Nesbit used a phoenix in one of her children's stories, as does J.K. Rowling. The most popular variant has the bird living in Arabia for 500 years at the end of which it burns itself and its nest, which, in the version of the ante-Nicene father Clement, is made of frankincense, myrrh and other spices. A new phoenix always rises from the ashes. Ancient sources on the mythological bird, besides Clement, are Ovid, Pliny, Tacitus and Herodotus.
Who is to say if this myth is true? Who is to question who is a Phoenix?
What is reality in the life of Albert Williams?
Reality is the fact Oct 1st marks a two year milestone in the life of Albert Williams. A very humble man in spirit. A man on a journey. A man who has intrigued and captivated my heart with his love, intellect and endurance. A man of whom I am writing his life’s story.
I’d like to stop in the process momentarily and join him in paying homage to a special day in his life! I invite each of you as well! A day to Celebrate! Oct 1st, 2006. This day marks another big milestone! Two years after returning to England and still winning!
We salute Oct 1st, 2006!
We salute your victories!
We salute YOU,
Albert Llewellyn Benoit Williams!
Special Thanks to Albert’s Sister Liz for reference to the word “Phoenix.”
Special Thanks to J. Goddard - graphic and ceramic artist for photos & press clippings.
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Author of Feelings
ISBN 1-4241-0706-7
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TWO WINNING YEARS OF A PHOENIX Oct 1st, 2006
ALBERT WILLIAMS JOURNALIST, FREE-LANCE REPORTER, LITERARY CRITIC, POET AND AUTHOR OF HAUNTED HERITAGE AND OTHER STORIES (PUBLISHAMERICA, ISBN 1-4241-0680-X) Click here
The Phoenix symbolizes rebirth, especially of the sun, and has variants in European, Central American, Egyptian and Asian cultures. In the nineteenth century Hans Christian Anderson wrote a story about the phoenix. Edith Nesbit used a phoenix in one of her children's stories, as does J.K. Rowling. The most popular variant has the bird living in Arabia for 500 years at the end of which it burns itself and its nest, which, in the version of the ante-Nicene father Clement, is made of frankincense, myrrh and other spices. A new phoenix always rises from the ashes. Ancient sources on the mythological bird, besides Clement, are Ovid, Pliny, Tacitus and Herodotus.
Who is to say if this myth is true? Who is to question who is a Phoenix? What is reality in the life of Albert Williams?
Reality is the fact Oct 1st marks a two year milestone in the life of Albert Williams. A very humble man in spirit. A man on a journey. A man who has intrigued and captivated my heart with his love, intellect and endurance. A man of whom I am writing his life’s story.
I’d like to stop in the process momentarily and join him in paying homage to a special day in his life! I invite each of you as well! A day to Celebrate! Oct 1st, 2006. This day marks another big milestone! Two years after returning to England and still winning!
We salute Oct 1st, 2006!
We salute your victories!
We salute YOU,
Albert Llewellyn Benoit Williams!
Special Thanks to Albert’s Sister Liz for reference to the word “Phoenix.” Special Thanks to J. Goddard - graphic and ceramic artist for photos & press clippings.
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