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The Murdered Messiah
From award-winning author, playwright and screenwriter, Len Lamensdorf, comes a thrilling new account of the life of Jesus (Joshua) of Nazareth, based on original research and profound understanding of the Gospels and centuries of relevant literature. Did Jesus believe he was the son of God? Of course, every Jewish male believed he was the son of God. Did Jesus consider himself divine? A very different question and one The Murdered Messiah seeks to answer. Did Jesus think he was the Messiah? Perhaps. Must the Messiah be a king? A warrior? A priest? A prophet? Who did Jesus believe himself to be and how did he conceive his earthly mission? The Gospels tell us nothing from the time Jesus spoke...
Gino, the Countess & Chagall
Gino is a young Italian whose "sensational artistic talent is matched only by his powerful, sensual appeal to women," but "throughout his life, Gino is dogged by the dark and devious Pietro Scegli, a brutal, vicious man who carries terrible secrets."--Jacket.
Sticking It to the Man
From civil rights and Black Power to the New Left and gay liberation, the 1960s and 1970s saw a host of movements shake the status quo. The impact of feminism, anticolonial struggles, wildcat industrial strikes, and antiwar agitation were all felt globally. With social strictures and political structures challenged at every level, pulp and popular fiction could hardly remain unaffected. Feminist, gay, lesbian, Black and other previously marginalised authors broke into crime, thrillers, erotica, and other paperback genres previously dominated by conservative, straight, white males. For their part, pulp hacks struck back with bizarre takes on the revolutionary times, creating fiction that echo...
The Raging Dragon
French teens defend Dragon castle, search Paris catacombs, and use judo and aircraft flying skills to save Presidents Kennedy and de Gaulle from murderous conpiracies during the Algerian Crisis.
Reflections on Blaxploitation
This is a collection of interviews with many of the men and women who defined blaxploitation--a genre of films produced mainly in the 1970s that were marketed to a predominantly black audience. Among those interviewed are such icons as Jim Brown, Antonio Fargas, Gloria Hendry, Jim Kelly, Rudy Ray Moore, Ron O'Neal, William Marshall, Glynn Turman, Melvin Van Peebles and Fred Williamson.
Kane's World
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The Flying Dragon
The Flying Dragon brings French teens to America as guests of the Kennedys, but it also brings their implacable foe, the devilish Tony Bersault and his international co-conspirators.
The Kennedy Family
America has no official royalty by design. Yet there have been the Roosevelts, the Adams, the Bushes, the wanabee Clintons and most intriguing of all -- the Kennedys. The Kennedys have so far only reached the presidency once but the assassination of JFK and his brother Robert, and the trials and tribulations of the family members and society in general continue to fascinate the world. This new book presents more than 1200 citations of books and related materials arranged by family member. The accompanying CD-ROM offers ready access and easy searching.
The Crouching Dragon
Fourteen-year-old William lives in French Normandy in 1959, abused by his father and bullied by the kids, who insultingly call him the "Little American." He discovers a strange man--a former professor and World War II resistance fighter--who occupies a mysterious abandoned castle.
