ISBN 978-0-910155-46-5
● $12.95
While Russell Jack Smith deftly narrates the strategies, the daily occurences, the material costs, and other details involved with building one’s own home, this story is ultimately about human adventure, not about how to lay a subfloor.
ISBN 978-0-910155-23-6
● $14.95
Here is a cheeky, irreverent look at Monaco and the quirky characters who populate the fairy-tale Principality.
ISBN 978-0-910155-34-2
● $17.95
Adam Turner is a middle-aged, married, Washington-based physician. Obsessed by recurring and somewhat paranoid philosophical ruminations of his own wretched condition (a despair made worse by a peculiar lifelong handicap—the inability to cry), he unexpectedly finds a relationship that transforms him and which might even offer a possible cure for his inability to shed tears.
ISBN 978-0-910155-37-3
● $14.95
Russian photographers who covered World War II were among the very best in the world. This is a collection of some of the most noteworthy images of people who suffered untold and unspeakable tragedies in a world war that crossed over their doorsteps and into their lives and homes.
ISBN 978-0-910155-40-3
● $24.95
Before Us Lies the Timber tells the complete story of a single high school, first known as Rockville Colored High School. The result of aggressive determination and tireless persistence by local Black leaders, Rockville Colored High School became the first high school in the county for African-American boys and girls eager to continue their education.
ISBN 978-0-910155-49-6
● $17.95
Pupils will open your eyes to the risks you take as a patient while your doctors, quite free to act entirely on their individual discretion, administer to your medical and surgical needs. It will open your eyes to how doctors, either through arrogance, carelessness, or indifference, feel they can act with impunity.
ISBN 978-0-910155-51-9
● $7.95
What can we say? This book stinks.
ISBN 978-0-910155-52-6
● $7.95
Granny wasn’t feeling well. Nothing a little electroshock therapy couldn’t fix.
ISBN 978-0-910155-53-3
● $7.95
The author goes in search of Van Gogh’s severed ear… and finds it.
ISBN 978-0-910155-54-0
● $7.95
No one’s ever the same after a trip to the House of the Blue Bay.
