The Women of Brewster Place by Gloria Naylor
Gloria Naylor | The Women of Brewster Place | The National Book Award-winning novel–and contemporary classic–that launched the brilliant career of Gloria Naylor
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Blessed Are Those Who Thirst by Anne Holt
Anne Holt | Blessed Are Those Who Thirst | It is only the beginning of May but in Oslo a brutal heat wave has coincided with an alarming increase in violent crime. In the latest instance, polic
Dew In April by John Clayton
John Clayton | Dew In April | ‘Romance of the Middle Ages, laid in the Convent of St. Lazarus of the Butterflies. Dolores, a homeless vagabond, is given shelter by Mother Leonor, a
An Annotated Bibliography of Homosexuality by Vern L. Bullough; W. Dorr Legg; Barrett W. Elcano; James Kepner
Vern L. Bullough; W. Dorr Legg; Barrett W. Elcano; James Kepner | An Annotated Bibliography of Homosexuality | 2 volumes. Contains almost 13,000 references to books, pamphlets and periodical articles up to 1976 in categories of bibliography, behavioral sciences
Moments of Being by Virginia Woolf
Virginia Woolf | Moments of Being | Unlike Jane Austen or Dickens or George Eliot, most of the great novelists of the twentieth century have felt an immense pressure toward the autobiogr
No Echo by Anne Holt
Anne Holt | No Echo | When celebrity chef Brede Ziegler is discovered stabbed to death on the steps of the Oslo police headquarters, it sends a shockwave through the city’s
Between Me And Life by Meryle Secrest
Meryle Secrest | Between Me And Life | In March 197I a major retrospective of Romaine Brooks’s paintings opened in Washington, two months after she had died virtually forgotten at the age o
Surplus by Sylvia Stevenson
Sylvia Stevenson | Surplus | Often the road to heaven on earth which some call happiness, and some mirage is a tangled pathway, broadening slowly as it winds along, till as la
I Will Not Serve by Eveline Mahyère
Eveline Mahyère | I Will Not Serve | Precocious, nonconformist Sylvie has been expelled from a convent for writing, in a letter, that she loves one of the nuns. The story deals with the u
Body Geographic by Borich; Barrie Jean
Borich; Barrie Jean | Body Geographic | During the dawn of the Middle Ages, the average peasant rarely traveled more than sixty miles from their ancestral home. People did not dare move far