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A Place in Hell
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A Place in Hell
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Simple Gifts
In a world of internet friendships, far-flung families, and a growing sense of alienation in American life, Bill Henderson tells the story of how he found community and joyful camaraderie through the singing of old-fashioned hymns in a small wood-frame country church.
His Son A Memoir
The return of "an American masterpiece" (William Saroyan) long out of print. Bill Henderson did most of his growing up in the decade of the tail-finned car, Eisenhower, rock and roll, the threat of atomic annihilation, and pervasive silence. This anguished yet loving portrait of a child of the fifties and his father reveals the secret life of that decade. "A valediction of the 50s."-Rosellen Brown, Chicago Tribune "A powerfully moving book."-Anne Tyler "An open-hearted, funny, affecting account of family life during the silent 1950s."-Publishers Weekly "Bill Henderson is akin to Tom Sawyer, to Puddinhead Wilson."-William Hogan, San Francisco Chronicle
Her Father A Memoir
"Trenchant, iconoclastic, and heartfelt-in short, true."-Rick Moody At his dying mother's bedside, Bill Henderson promised that he would finally settle down, after years of the single life in New York, and have a family. Following many marital ups and downs and hilarious misadventures, his daughter was born four years later. Her Father is a highly personal yet universally familiar account of one man's passage to fatherhood and concurrent spiritual reawakening. "A brave, warts-and-all memoir."-Booklist "A shivering, quaking memoir of broken faith that needed an earthly miracle . . . the raw truth."-Marvin Bell "An endearingly simple, straightforward love story."-Edward Hoagland
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Running Your Rock Band
All the do's and don'ts of being a professional rock musician are here: from putting together a group and rehearsing, through finding an agent and booking gigs, to touring and life on the road. This advice is seasoned with real stories by an author who has years of experience in bands and local groups, with a no-nonsense, realistic appreciation for what it takes to make it as a working musician.
All My Dogs
It may be true that a dog is a man's best friend, but if you are a serious dog owner, you are probably a serial dog owner, having embraced not one but a succession of canine companions, each of them memorable in their own particular way, and each marking a particular epoch in your own life. We remember which dogs our children teased (and which generally suffered the abuse nobly), the ones that chewed the furniture and peed on the rugs, the ones that anticipated our every move and mood and displayed affection and loyalty in the face of neglect and indifference, the ones that died too early and the ones that lingered into old age. All of them with their own distinctive foibles and personalitie...
The Family Bible
A heart- felt, plain- spoken distillation in poetry of Henderson’s lifelong struggle to maintain his faith. The Family Bible is Henderson’s first collection of poetry and a rare statement of this pilgrim’s journey. His 67 poems are both personal and universal. They are funny, bitter, eloquent, tortured, touching, wise, blasphemous, and reverent. From Genesis to Revelation, this is the Bible that we all recognize and debate and love.
