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Rupture
Plain-voiced, charged with their own energy of direct expression, the poems in Patricia Gray's first collection chart a woman's way through the vexed and rapturous elements of the local world--candidly tracing its domestic and erotic edges, and always awake to those instants of illumination that lift us out of the ordinary / for a moment, shaking us into change. --Eamon Grennan.
Lady in Gray
A talented, passionate artist spends her days at the Cornish white cliffs, yearning to recreate nature's beauty on her humble canvas, until the Earl of Longueville threaten to remove the lady from his estate. Despite the gossip surrounding the Earl's tragic past, she gives him the benefit of the doubt, and when he asks her to paint his portrait, she is aghast. The scandalous proposition demands hours of close intimacy, staring into each other's eyes, and feeling the fire of secret passions within their hearts.
Making the Rounds
What was it like to survive an illegal abortion, come out as a lesbian, and train to become a doctor in the late 1960s and early ’70s—before Roe v. Wade, before Title IX, and in a largely homophobic nation? In this unflinching and riveting coming-of-age memoir, Patricia Grayhall battles sexism in a male-dominated profession. She plunges into a life that is never boring—and certainly never without passion. Tossed around in the rough seas of medical training, chronically exhausted and emotionally drained, Patricia chafes at the toxic masculinity of the culture of medicine, facing many of the same issues women face in male-dominated fields today. Although the sexual revolution and women...
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The Hawk's Gray Feather
Told through the eyes of Taliesin, King Arthur's foster brother, this tale follows Arthur as he learns the ways of battle and life under the tutelage of Merlynn
The Interview
A brilliant novel that imagines what happened between Bruce Chatwin and Eileen Gray one afternoon in 1972 Paris. Though Chatwin conducted an extensive interview, it was never published.
Shifting Shadows
Shapeshifter Mercy Thompson has friends in high places—and in low, dark, scary ones. And in this must-have collection of short stories, you’ll meet new faces and catch up with old acquaintances—in all their forms... Includes the new stories... “Silver” “Roses in Winter” “Redemption” “Hollow” …and reader favorites “Fairy Gifts” “Gray” “Seeing Eye” “Alpha and Omega” “The Star of David” “In Red, with Pearls” “One of the best urban fantasy anthologies I’ve ever read.”—The BiblioSanctum
The Tinysaurs Send Love
Join the Tinysaurs on an adorable Valentines adventure! The residents of Tinytown haven't received any happy mail on Valentine's Day--so it's up to the Tinysaurs to bring love and joy back into the neighhborhood! On Valentine's Day, a time when Tinytown should be filled with laughter and love, no one is happy. There are no hearts or flowers to be found anywhere! The Tinysaurs learn that the mail hasn't been delivered, so no one has received their valentines. They decide to try to make everyone happy by sharing balloons, baking a cake, and giving flowers--but they run into all kinds of problems trying to put their plans into action. Then Clawdie comes up with a new idea. Could it work? Adorable artwork and fun rhymes make this book a perfect addition to story time with a special little one on Valentine's Day or any day.
Gray Wolves
Ideal for today's young investigative reader, each A True Book includes lively sidebars, a glossary and index, plus a comprehensive "To Find Out More" section listing books, organizations, and Internet sites. A staple of library collections since the 1950s, the new A True Book series is the definitive nonfiction series for elementary school readers.
Cornwall Murder Files
Patricia Gray documents a dozen cases of murder committed in Cornwall in the later decades of the last century and one in the present. Each in their time caused something of a sensation, as murders always do in small communities.
