Истории Kipling

Kipling, la Masonería, el Imperio y El hombre que pudo ser rey explora la relación entre tradición iniciática, poder imperial y corrupción moral. Desde los antiguos misterios de Alejandro Magno hasta las logias del Imperio Británico, este ensayo analiza cómo los símbolos masónicos pueden servir tanto para la fraternidad y la iluminación... como para la ambición, el poder y la autoapoteosis. A través del cuento de Kipling The Man Who Would Be King, surge una pregunta inquietante: ¿qué ocurre cuando los símbolos sobreviven, pero sus principios se olvidan?

Recueil de poèmes

Nigel invites Andrea to lunch with him following the birth of her baby girl; Celeste. The invitation is not as innocent as it initially seems, however, when it becomes clear that Andrea was set-up.

Rudyard Kipling wrote the Just So Stories for his daughter. As a Literacy exercise in the school where I work, a group of Year 5 and 6 pupils wrote their own versions of one of these stories. In their version, they had to make the reader have more sympathy for the subject. I thought the Camel, being such a revolting and ungainly creature, much abused by Man, might be "blue and forlorn" rather than "most 'scrutiating idle" as Kipling would have it. It looked like fun, so here's my version of "How the Camel Got his Hump."

I DO NOT OWN JESSIE! This follows the story line of Jessie except for some parts... Y/n is adopted Like Ravi