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In this gripping tale of murder and betrayal, Sloan Reynolds is invited to meet the father she never knew. Fear and resentment keep her away until she learns that he and several of his associates are being investigated for everything from fraud to murder. A dedicated policewoman, Sloan soon finds herself infiltrating her own family.
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Sidney Hall, Jr., a
rural
poet known to readers of some of our best literary magazines & whose poetry & book reviews have appeared in the
Los Angeles Times Book Review , has put together this important first collection of poems. His powerfully understated & classically chiseled language explores the major themes of great lyric poetry: love, death, & creativity, & how these interact with each other through individuals, in & out of relationships & families.
Guided sometimes by an Oriental compression & serenity, sometimes by a Classical irony & learnedness, & nearly always by the practicality & patience of New England ruralism, the poems of
What We Will Give Each other
accrue into a book of surprising depth, variety, & passion.--David Baker.
Classically modest, but in no sense small, these poems show us what it is to live in an actual world of rocks & stones & trees, & they teach us what a single life can mean--that a single life can mean. --Joseph Duemer. A beautifully designed, limited edition paperback, this is a book of poetry you will not want to miss. A great gift book.
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In a fortieth-century world, librarians fight duels for the honor of their computers, railway captains die for the honor of their galley trains, and technology is limited to biplanes and wind trains. By the author of The Centurion's Empire. Reprint.
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A young Indian boy in Canada carves a little canoe with a figure inside and sets him on the snow just north of Lake Superior. When the snow melts the canoe, named Paddle-to-the-Sea, is off on a long trip through each of the Great Lakes, down the St. Lawrence River and into the Atlantic Ocean. This book chronicles its remarkable journey in words and lush pictures, and the reader learns a great deal about the life, industry, and people of the region. This book has made geography vivid for young readers since 1941.
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