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A Secret I Can't Tell
In 1977 a law was passed in Florida banning discrimination in housing, employment, and public accommodation based on sexuality. This law was an important step towards respecting gay and lesbian civil rights. However, immediately after it was passed, Anita Bryant, a former beauty queen and a born-again Christian, started a group called Save Our Children to overturn the law. This group stirred up so much fear regarding any gay role model interacting with children that six months later the gay-rights ordinance was repealed. In 1979 Joe Gantz decided to show loving and supportive gay role models by finding families raising children in openly gay homes and asking them to tell their stories. A Sec...
Guardianwork
Ian Carpenter was a 34-year-old property manager in Basildon when he found himself made redundant. Most people would react to that by deciding to apply for a new job. Carpenter isn't like most people. He was looking at the recruitment pullout of the "Guardian" newspaper, and wondered: why don't I apply for every job here? So that's what he did, and along the way broadened his scope by applying to be the English football manager and head of the Liberal Democrats. The correspondence which ensued is both hilarious and fascinating, revealing the comic underbelly of the recruitment process.
The Curator of Broken Things Trilogy
THE CURATOR OF BROKEN THINGS TRILOGY is a fast-paced family-saga that takes place over a century and across four continents. Multiple narrative threads take the reader through love, betrayal, and espionage in a story that spans from the last days of the Ottoman Empire to Paris of the Roaring Twenties to the prewar French Riviera to the World War II Allied landing in North Africa and to modern-day Paris and Los Angeles. In this trilogy, three generations of a family's secrets are unearthed that might bring it together or tear it apart. Book 1: From Smyrna to Paris.With her twins in college and her ex-husband off to a younger pasture, Cassie is resigned to a disappointing life in Los Angeles, ...
The New Road: and the Paradigm.
Peter Dodd Cooper’s book, The New Road and the Paradigm, is both a spiritual memoir and a series of scientific articles on his own exploration of the nature of consciousness and of reality itself. As a scientist, he brings credibility to this book with his credentials from a long and productive scientific career. From this vantage point, he then explores topics that don’t fit into our current materialist paradigm, looking deeper to see if he can find more satisfying answers. After exploring the mysteries of quantum physics, the, he concludes his exploration by saying, “Experiencers tell us that reality is that realm outside Plato’s cave, where colours are brighter and Oneness with everything is self-evident.
John Carpenter
John Carpenter, a quintessential horror movie director, is a true film auteur -- a writer, director, composer, producer, editor, and actor -- whose unique and inspired work has brought him the praise and admiration of both film critics and horror cultists. He is both the product of and an important participant in the American filmmaking tradition, and the intelligent, moody, and strange films with which his name is so quickly associated are sometimes simply Westerns in disguise. Essentially a lengthy, lively, and candid interview with Carpenter, this book covers his background, his inspirations, and his ups and downs in Hollywood and thoroughly discusses each of his films. Among the many and...
Hidden in Paris -- The Cookbook: Easy French Comfort Food by the Author of Hidden in Paris
A companion to the author's novel, Hidden in Paris, twenty recipes for dishes described in the story. The recipes are accompanied by excerpts from the book as well as funny stories and photgraphs from the author. The recipes are mainly for traditional French comfort foods that are easy to prepare.
The Curator of Broken Things Trilogy
In this fast-paced trilogy, the extraordinary story of a family unfolds from the last gasp of the Ottoman Empire, to Paris of the 1920s to the prewar French Riviera, to the World War II Allied landing in North Africa. Through multiple narrative threads, generations of secrets are unearthed that might bring the family together or tear it apart.
The McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Space
Covers the fundamentals of space science and the achievements of American, Russian, and European space programs. For the general reader.
Department 19 (Department 19, Book 1)
In a secret supernatural battle that's been raging for over a century, the stakes have just been raised – and they're not wooden anymore.
