ISBN 978-0935437584
● $24.00
Crossing the goal line, with the football tucked safely in his arms, the NFL star falls on one knee, bows his head, crosses himself and utters a prayer of thanksgiving to God, giving one more example of the ever expanding connection between sports and religion. At least it seems to be expanding. The question is: […]
ISBN 978-0935437577
● $15.95
By the early 1970s Atlantic City, New Jersey had seen better days. Its heyday was decades in the past, and the uncertain promise of casinos had not yet become a reality. Shabby, rundown and even seedy were often terms used to describe the once attractive seaside resort city. Atlantic City was not without its charms, […]
ISBN 978-0910155748
● $5.99
Surekha Vijh’s poetry celebrates love, passion, equality and justice, exploring the themes of nature, war and peace, history and mythology in a deeper and more exalted way than ever before. The fifty-six poems present a panorama of exquisite and sensitive work expressing a full range of human emotions, both personal and universal.
ISBN 978-0910155243
● $19.95
When he wrote this memoir over sixty years ago, the author planned a privately printed edition as gifts for his friends. He chose a pseudonym, W.W. Windstaff, to avoid embarrassing his socially prominent family. His true identity remains a secret. In a unique style, Lower than Angels captures the essence of war with wonderfully […]
ISBN 978-0910155-43-4
● $26.95
Bring the sensual experience of the romantic L’Auberge Chez François to your own home.
ISBN 978-0-910155-75-5
● $22.50
This originial, enduring story of Ernie Davis, All-American running back at Syracuse University and first black to win the Heisman Trophy, is unforgettable.
ISBN 978-0-910155-97-7
● $17.95
Quite possibly the most important book about energy in a generation, Terrestrial Energy explain why now is the perfect time to renew our commitment to use the greatest scientific discovery of the 20th century as the solution to our energy dilemma.
ISBN 978-0-910155-72-4
● $23.50
When a chance encounter brought John Calhoun past back, he embarked on a two-year cross-country quest to find out what truly motivates some of America’s hardest-working public servants.
ISBN 978-0-910155-71-7
● $12.50
For The Women We Love is a no-nonsense, highly-focused guide for men who are serious about helping women in their lives recover from breast cancer.
ISBN 978-0-910155-61-8
● $12.95
A World of Good and Evil. New Stories from Ted Mason, the author of the novel, Hostage to Fortune.
