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Navajo detectives Joe Leaphorn and Jim Chee must race against time to find out who murdered a fellow officer, and who is trying to spread the bubonic plague across the land. The only lead they have is a fiery young female biologist, except she hasn`t been seen since the day of the murder.
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This photo-essay of murals found in the United States includes several examples such as one in the San Francisco Mission District, one in Philadelphia, and one in Boston. Illustrated with photographs.
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When a member of the wealthy Brown family is murdered, quilter Benni Harper investigates alongside her husband, policeman Gabe Ortiz.
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A few big names in fiction, a handful of below-the-radar faves, and a lot of writers to watch discuss why books? why now? in this collective credo about the future of literatureAn anthology of original essays from our most intriguing young writers,Bookmark Now boldly addresses the significance of the production of literature in the twenty-first century. Or simply, How do we talk about writing and reading in an age where they both seem almost quaint?The book features authors in their twenties and thirties-those raised when TV, video games, and then the Internet supplanted books as dominant cultural mediums-and their intent is to examine: (1) how this generation came to writing as a calling, (2) what they see as literature's relevance when media consumption and competition have reached unprecedented levels, and (3) how writing and reading fit in with the rest of our rapid, multitasking world. The result will offer a voyeuristic peek into the private, creative lives of today's writersand shed light on what their work means at a time when the book business is changing, yet-almost paradoxically-a time when storytelling as a means of both self-realization and community building (be it via e-mail, weblogs, or This American Life) seems more relevant than ever before.Edited by Kevin Smokler, a Bay Area entrepreneur who has devoted himself to fostering literary culture and cultivating fresh talent,Bookmark Now is a collection that both captures the state of the art and provides inspiration to aspiring writers at all levels.
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