Practice of collage

Butler, Anne

Anne Butler

Morrell, Anne

French, Brian

Mills and Boon

Photographs of nearly 500 embroidery stitches are grouped in families, including couching, stem, fly, and chain stitches, and accompanied by a diagrammatic form of the stitch illustrating the method of working it

The Arco Encyclopedia of Embroidery Stitches

Arts & Photography

Arco Pub.

The Batsford encyclopaedia of embroidery stitches

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Crafts & Hobbies

Batsford

The Batsford Encyclopaedia of Embroidery Stitches

Reference

Chrysalis Books

Weep for the Living

A respected retired criminologist picks up a pistol and shoots his wife five times as she rocks on her plantation home's gallery. WHY?? In this riveting book, the wife who miraculously survived provides some answers with remarkable candor, compassion, even humor. This is not fiction--it's stranger!

Biographies & Memoirs

True Crime

Xlibris, Corp.

A respected retired criminologist picks up a pistol and shoots his wife five times as she rocks on her plantation home's gallery. WHY?? In this riveting book, the wife who miraculously survived provides some answers with remarkable candor, compassion, even humor. This is not fiction--it's stranger!

Padgett, Abigail

Community & Culture

Uncommon Common Women

Based on the successful lecture/performance that Anne Butler and Ona Siporin have been presenting throughout the Intermountain West for several years, this work brings their art, scholarship and wisdom to the printed page. Uncommon Common Women will broaden and enrich the general reader's understanding of women's lives during the western emigration era. The authors cast a wide net; they are not interested in promoting the stereotypes of the West - the schoolmarm and the dance hall girl - but rather in bringing to notice the forgotten roles and gritty realities of women's lived experience during what was often a brutally difficult time.

Politics & Social Sciences

Women's Studies

Utah State University Press

Paperback book written about Angola-the largest maximum security prison in the U.S.; once called the Bloodiest Prison in the South. Published in 1990; non-fiction.

Angola: Louisiana State Penitentiary a Half Century of Rage and Reform

Sociology

Univ of Louisiana at Lafayette

This amusing little story has no delusions of grandeur, no intellectual pretensions, but it certainly has a good sense of timing; the advance author copy was received for approval the very day there was a long-awaited public announcement of several verified and videotaped sightings of an Ivorywill Woodpecker in heavily wooded areas of Arkansas. Like life seen through the romantic distortions of wavy handblown glass windowpanes, this story is a blurring and blending of fact and fiction. But then so is all of life in the South, where the only thing certain is that the real fact is a whole lot stranger and more interesting than any fiction. The late Dr. Carmichael's stout-hearted friends really did forget exactly where they buried him after celebrating his life by drinking all the bottles of fine vintage wine in his underground wine cellar, which led to all sorts of complications. From the Kemper Brothers Rebellion complete with ears whacked off and pickled in wine to the rowdy raucous Black Cat saloon, there's a lot of truth in this book. As for the major characters, with the exception of the late lamented Dr. Carmichael, they're all simply fictional, with no resemblance intended to reality. They're just as unreal as that old Lord God Bird, the Ivorybill Woodpecker. Which may not be all that unreal at all.

The Ivorybill Hotel

Literature & Fiction

Humor & Satire

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