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Falling Blossom
Simon Winchester, author of A Crack in the Edge of the World and The Professor and the Madman: "The essence of this inexpressibly beautiful story will remain with me, I believe, for the rest of my life. This exquisitely crafted account of the loves and lives of Arthur and Masa, Violet and Kiyoshi - such very ordinary names, yet names that conceal extraordinary passions and confusions - is a tone poem to duty and honour, courage and enduring passion, set against the fantastically rich recent histories of Japan and Ireland, England and France. It is a long time since I have read so moving and haunting a book" This is the true story of an extraordinary love affair. When Captain Arthur Hart-Synn...
A Thousand Screaming Monkeys
A Thousand Screaming Monkeys is a true story of redemption. Its pages are laden with the snags, snares and revelations of an addict's entire thought processes as his way of living, in darkness and disarray, is slowly and permanently transformed. The story allows the reader to feel the life of an addict, the gross and never-satiated attempts to just be okay. But it also shows what can happen to a human being when a new kind of self-awareness develops - an awareness that will release the chains that have bound countless generations. This book, no matter what the reader does in the world, addicted or not, is a beneficent and transforming journey of self-discovery. *Check out merkabahpress.com for other writings and more information about the book and author*
The Man Whose Wife Was The Moon
The year is 1969. Astronomer Arthur Hart has two loves: his wife and the moon... that is until his two loves appear to become one. Mike Russell's The Man Whose Wife Was The Moon is a magical novella. Filled with extraordinary imagery, humorous and heartrending, Mike Russell's latest book is a passionate invitation to rediscover the moon in all its mystery and wonder.
The Boiseans
Distributed by the University of Nebraska Press for Caxton Press This volume is a collection of short essays that attempt to capture the flavor of the life and times of some of the families which played a significant part in Boise's history. Hart's earnest effort has been to seek out the stories of the most interesting of Boise's early leaders and to select those who also built homes representative of the city's passing architecture parade.
Life in Old Boise
Distributed by the University of Nebraska Press for Caxton Press Life in Old Boise evokes in a colorful and entertaining way the people and events that shaped Idaho's capital city from its primitive beginnings to its status as a regional center of commerce, industry and government. Here are the interesting people, dramatic moments, high adventures and everyday life of a small Western town that had a unique character of its own from the beginning.
