Paris Book Festival Honorable Mention - Best General Fiction Hollywood Book Festival Honorable Mention Best Genre FictionReaders' Favorite International Book Award-Honorable Mention-Best Fiction-Drama  A product of usually beautiful but sometimes cruel southern Appalachia, Daniel Friend overcomes poverty, abuse, and personal tragedy to establish an identity. Inspired by the strength and love of his older sister, he realizes the power of education to lead him to a life he has imagined for himself--the pinnacle of his ambition is to graduate from Harvard University. That he does not get this opportunity, devastating as it is to his life plan, does not prevent him from becoming a beloved doctor, loving husband and father. Although well-meaning, he stumbles in his relationship with his two children as he tries to interject his own preferences into their lives. A deeply felt story of love, the novel examines the boundaries of a family, of its secrets, of the complex web family relationships can weave. Finally, the novel examines the damage that abandonment, poverty, and childhood neglect can do to a human personality, damage that sometimes cannot be overcome.

Promises of Love

Literature & Fiction

David Selby

Dramas & Plays

Headline Books, Inc.

<p>In and Out of the Shadows is a collection of pictures, both black and white and color, from the long, distinguished career of actor David Selby. The book is separated into sections from his careers on the stage, in film, and in television. It includes a list of his many professional appearances and is interspersed with written recollections. This is an entertaining history of an actor's life, beginning in the years when the theatre scene in New York was full of work for young actors, when there were more dramas on television than reality shows, and when film was alive with great stories. Featuring many pictures from Dark Shadows, it moves steadily to the present, acknowledging Mr. Selby's work on public radio and his busy writing and producing career.</p>

In and Out of the Shadows

Humor & Entertainment

Television

Locust Grove

The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial

This acclaimed WWII psychological court room drama was the sensation of 1954. The play portrays a mutiny of naval officers aboard the U.S.S. Caine. Their suspicions concerning their captains sanity lead to their rebellion and a subsequent court - martial. A L.A. Theatre Works full-cast performance featuring: James Avery, Chuma Hunter-Gault, Ian Lithgow, Scott Lowell, Frank Muller, Michael Rivkin, David Selby and Grant Shaud.

Selby, David

HERMAN WOUK

WOUK, Herman

Lauria, Dan

Dan Lauria

L.A. Theatre Works

<p>David Selby's A Better Place, focuses on his appreciation for his West Virginia childhood home.</p>

A Better Place

Quarrier Press]

A Casualty of Indifference

Headline Books

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