Christopher Davis

Murray Feshbach

Rising Infant Mortality in the U.S.S.R. in the 1970's

If you ever wonder what goes through the mind of most teens and young adults today, here's a glimpse.This book is a collaboration of unique writings and narratives about a young man's journey during several crucial years in his life. If you're curious, it's a good read for teens and suitable for adults.It's real, it's raw, it's urban, with an outstanding ending!Take the journey, and walk with me.

Walk with Me, the Journey

Penetrating novel focuses on the conflicts and debates which attended the first use of the electric chair as a means on capital punishment

A Peep Into the Twentieth Century

A compact death sonata&crisp and clear&Davis has put more fine writing and sense into these unsettling pages than youd have thought possible. Kirkus Feverish, almost putrescent with talent. Anatole Broyard, New York Times Suicide Note is a marvelous stretch of writingcompelling, taut, utterly absorbing. Wright Morris

A Novel

Suicide Note

David James Keaton

Jim Wilsky

Gareth Sparks

Aiden Thorn

10 Stories inspired by the American West from authors around the world.Vol. 1 Issue 1. Fall 2014Featuring stories from:Paul LorelloJim WilskyDawn VogelAidan ThornDavid James KeatonTom PittsCoy HallRobert Lowell RussellGareth SparkChristopher Daviscover art by J.T. Lindroos

Western Digest

The Big Adios

The Boys in the Bars

This title tells the story of Dorling Kindersley's rise and fall. It offers a nostalgic reminder of a time when creativity could flourish unburdened by the shackles of corporate bureaucracy.

The Inside Story of a Publishing Phenomenon

Eyewitness: The rise and fall of Dorling Kindersley

Richard Estes

Vincent Schiraldi

The New Apartheid

"Three Strikes"

"Un vibrante alegato contra la discriminación social y laboral que padecen los enfermos de sida"--Cover.

Philadelphia

Oswald Stevenson, a famous novelist, must readjust his life and learn to deal with his grief when Joe, his young lover for the past ten years, is killed in a car accident

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