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Manhattan and Me
In Manhattan and Me: A 1950s Love of New York City, Oriana Atkinson profiles the New York City that tourists never see, reminisces about growing up there, and offers humorous criticisms of the city she loves as only a native and lifetime resident could while providing insightful commentary of life in the Big Apple.
The South and The West of It
The South and The West of It: Ireland and Me showcases a humorous 1950s look at Ireland, based on Oriana Atkinson's tour. In this memoir Oriana is at her best, providing insight into Irish topics with comedic pokes at everything from the trilling beauty of the Irish language, to lack of heaters in hotels to the tie between Guiness and sex.
This Bright Land
A leading figure of the theater world views man's destruction of American wildlife and expresses his concern for the preservation of nature's beauty and bounty.
Shadow of the Conjurer
Huntsville, Alabama lies at the foot of the Appalachian Mountains. It is a city of historical contrasts, at once Antebellum South as well as a modern concourse of technical prowess, a research and development center for the U.S. Army and NASA. And here is where the McNallys call home. They are successful professionals with civilian careers on Redstone Arsenal, but their success belies a foundering marriage. Jared, an engineer, is emotionally distant. His wife, Melissa, an intellectual property lawyer, pursues an affair to fill the void left by her husband. Tipping the scales of their flimsy bond is an old journal the couple discovers in a trunk, one of a young man, Jacob Thompson. In the 183...
Neil Armstrong
This children's book, Neil Armstrong-First Man on the Moon, by Annie Laura Smith, is part of The Ardent Writer Press' Young Reader Series of books and biographies, notably biographies of prominent scientists.This is a second edition, non-fiction, children's science biography, revised and expanded from the first edition.It is about Neil Armstrong, astronaut, adventurer, educator, and engineer, who on July 21, 1969 became the first person to step onto the surface of the moon. Pushed by the flaming coat-tails of the Saturn V rocket, the earth's most powerful engine, Armstrong and his crew in the Command Module Columbia rode beyond the earth's gravitational pull. Buzz Aldrin accompanied Armstron...
The Path to Courage
Courage - a wonderful and inspiring word, yet often misunderstood. Elusive as the wind, it is a label given through legend, but is sometimes remembered only by those who witnessed its defining effect. The Path to Courage is a portrayal of Courage as told through stories and poems from the Coffee Tree Writers.
The Golden Season
The Golden Season, Oriana Atkinson's novel of the youthful 1800s and the Wares and Van Loos picks up where Twin Cousins ends, but it does not wander from the key elements of feuding men and women whose love-lives mingle in the Catskills. These wildling generations cannot ignore the primal behaviors that the wilderness magnifies or love demands.
The End of a Perfect Death: Short Stories with a Thread of the Strange and Wonderful
We fear the unknown and nothing is more fearful than Death, but the tapestry we weave within our lives is much more colorful than the end game. The End of a Perfect Death showcases that color in these ten tales of the strange and wonderful. The Twilight Zone-like and musical stories are rich and vivid whether funny or sad, absurd or realistic.
The Time of Our Lives
THE VIBRANCY OF MEMORIES SHINES with Elliot Schubert. In The Time of Our Lives: Memories and Fantasies of a Blissful Nonagenarian, Schubert reminds us that we are nothing without our thoughts of the past, that the hands of time move ever onward-whether we like it or not. His stories touch both heart and mind with insights that cut across ages.
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