The journalist and fashion writer offers a memoir of her very eccentric family, from her mother who wore three pairs of glasses, one on top of the other, and gardened in black underwear to her brother who lived in a tar-paper shack on the front lawn.

The Nearly Departed: Or, My Family & Other Foreigners

Biographies & Memoirs

Cullerton, Brenda

Community & Culture

Little. Brown and Company

The creators of A Home for All Seasons introduces dozens of indoor and outdoor spaces that emphasize comfort and elegance.

Time At Home

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Roberts, Steven

Roberts, Meg

Crafts & Hobbies

Harry N. Abrams

The Craigslist Murders: A Novel

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

iUniverse, Inc.

Selecting a paint color, whether for a home’s exterior or the bedroom walls, can feel like a perilous venture. For good reason. Like no other aspect of our environment, color has the power to profoundly affect our feeling of well-being. And taste in color is an extremely personal matter: to choose a colora saturated red, an understated ochre, a sizzling-hot pinkis to say something revealing about oneself. It’s no wonder that committing to a color demands an act of bravery. With Color at Home, the Echo Design Group’s Meg and Steven Roberts aim to inspire and encourage you to jump into the exhilarating world of color. Illustrated with more than 150 images of color-infused homes across the country, the book will bolster your courage as you develop a color vision for your own home. Color at Home insightfully explores the emotional territory mapped by each hueaqua’s refreshing oasis; orange’s warm radiance; the stark, urbane chic of black and whitewhile providing essential practical advice on topics such as coordinating colors with a home’s architectural style or historical period. The innovative color grids included in the book help you define your preferred palette.

Color at Home: Creating Style with Paint

Arts & Photography

History & Criticism

Stewart, Tabori and Chang

“A brilliantly prophetic and modern tale of the macabre . . . A novel that roars across the intersection of Bret Easton Ellis’s American Psycho and Tom Wolfe’s The Bonfire of the Vanities.” —James Wolcott, Vanity Fair columnist Unleashing the pent-up fury most Americans feel over the financial crisis, Brenda Cullerton’s wickedly riotous tale of an interior “desecrator” turned murderess is a flaming arrow into the dark heart of Manhattan’s filthy rich. Working on New York’s Upper East Side for phenomenally rich and frighteningly skinny women who are suffering from BBS (Birkin Bag Syndrome—a muscle ailment due to carrying heavy pocketbooks) has driven interior designer Charlotte Wolfe mad. It seems to her that the insatiable pursuit of luxury breeds monsters. She gets even angrier when she begins to encounter the same thing over and over again: these women are so cheap they go on Craigslist to sell things their husband kept from wife number one. As the financial crisis escalates and Charlotte’s own resources dwindle, her rage leads her to not only bite the well-manicured hands that feed her, but to do something more—to really clean house. A razor-sharp satire that’s both laugh-out-loud funny and edge-of-your-seat suspenseful, The Craigslist Murders will inspire readers to cheer an unlikely heroine, whose nightmares are the stuff of a poor person’s dreams.

The Craigslist Murders: Who's killing Manhattan's trophy wives?

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

Melville International Crime

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