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Views is a perspectivist study of contemporary haiku and minimalist poetry.
The American Bar
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The Circle
BOOK DESCRIPTION: The CIRCLE is a fast-moving, action-packed story about a real, notorious gang of teenagers. They cared little about who they stomped, what vandalism they did, or whose car they swiped in their attempts to get back at the "codger" and "bags" of the community. The inside details of the many jobs they pulled, how the kids behave toward each other, and what they really think of adults is plainly revealed. Although the story is about teenagers and written for teenagers it is a gutsy book and not for the squeamish or chicken-hearted. The story will "turn off" most adults but it is MUST reading for those parents who refuse to understand their teenagers as a lesson in what can happen if their kids finally "tune them out". AUTHOR BIO: James A. Coleman is a retired college physics professor. However, he has spent a good deal of time as an unpaid street worker helping troubled youths, especially those who organized into street gangs. The CIRCLE is a fictionalised story of one of these gangs. Coleman is also a well-established author of science books for the layman.
Leap of Faith
James finds a tunnel and portal in their secret complex. After being rescued from behind an invisible barrier, the tunnel is sealed until they can investigate it properly. It should be safe behind a concrete wall but while a wedding takes place, 5 year old Tom manages to take his mother through the portal. Where do they go? A rescue mission tries to follow and discovers time travel is involved.
Pep Digital Vol. 077: Archie at the Choklit Shoppe
In honor of the 70th anniversary of Pop's Choklit Shoppe, Archie Comics is proud to present a collection of stories featuring the hippest spot in Riverdale. The Choklit Shoppe and it's owner, Pop Tate, first appeared in Pep Comics #46 in 1944. Since then, it's been a major cornerstone in the Archie universe, serving as the perfect meeting place, date location, and home away from home. Celebrate the best diner in Riverdale with over 200 pages of stories, pin-ups, behind-the-scenes features and more!
