The "Country Life" guide to spiders of Britain and Northern Europe

JONES, DICK

Littlehampton Book Services Ltd.

The Larousse Guide to Spiders (LAROUSSE NATURE SERIES)

Science & Math

Larousse & Co.

Judge Dick Jones, born in Tennessee, at an early age moved to Okemah, Indian Territory. His career as a lawyer and judge has spanned fifty years of state history...

From Okemah to the State Court of Criminal Appeals: The life of Judge Dick Jones (Pioneer Oklahomans series)

Oklahoma Historical Society]

In English property law, "Ancient Lights" refers to an easement on natural light: windows that have been around for more than 20 years may not be blocked. In Dick Jones' Ancient Lights, windows admit light of fierce intensity, undimmed by the passing of decades and the rampant growth of contemporary distractions, and colored by the poet's personal or ancestral framing. The effect can be dazzling.

Ancient Lights: Selected Poems

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Phoenicia Publishing

Interested in carrying a handgun for self defense, but don't know where to start? Perhaps you're already an armed citizen and are looking for a new carry choice? Let the Gun Digest Guide to Concealed Carry Firearms be your complete guide to the fast-growing world of concealed carry handguns.
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Gun Digest Guide To Concealed Carry Handguns

Reference

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

Gun Digest Books

I Give you Barabbas: A Historical Novel

History

Ancient Civilizations

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

This collection of stories are all based on the actual events in the life of Dick Jones. Some names have been changed, but the moral of the stories and the laughter they generate remain the same.

Off the Porch

Biographies & Memoirs

This two-in-one edition features two uncut erotic thrillers--"Man Eater" and "Night of the Sadist--from the golden age of gay adults-only pulp fiction. "Man Eater"'s Jake Gold, a Vietnam veteran with PTSD, moved to Europe and reinvented himself as a United Nations Crime Control Commission agent; he  investigates vicious offenses that cut across national borders. But pursuing the "man eater," a sadistic serial killer murdering gay men with a pair of steel teeth, forces Jake to face the personal demons that could get him killed.     In "Night of the Sadist," tabloid reporter Tom Maxon scours a shadowy urban underworld of hustlers, pimps and S&M parties for his brother's killer, and falls in love in the process: If only his new boyfriend weren't also a prime suspect.    Vintage gay erotic novels, many written by novelists unable to find other outlets for fiction about gay men, peaked between 1968 and 1982. As censorship laws were struck down across the US, the best of these writers continued to turn out well-plotted genre novels--spy thrillers, science-fiction tales, mysteries, swashbuckling adventures, gothic romances and even pre-"Brokeback Mountain" westerns--within whose conventions they were able to explore the full range of their characters' lives. Surprisingly modern with just a dash of retro appeal these largely-forgotten novels are both great, fun reads and a bracing reminder that times change but people don't.

Man Eater / Night of the Sadist

McDonagh, Maitland

Laurie, Paul

Erotica

Createspace Independent Pub

This book gives the basics of informal logic, concentrating on the fallacies, with some theory for advanced thinkers.

Informal Logic

InstantPublisher

In this reprint of the 70’s gay pulp classic Man Eater, we follow a Vietnam vet tuned detective who makes it his personal mission to find the deadly serial killer of gay men. Jake Gold knows who he is: He's gay, American and a Vietnam-war veteran with PTSD who lost the love of his life in country. Jake subsequently hitched his star to the multinational United Nations Crime Control Commission, but nothing prepared him for his search for the "man eater," a killer cruising Europe for homosexual men who don't meet his exacting standards of masculinity in this gripping crime thriller that's as relevant as today's war on terror. This piece of lost gay pulp literature reworks stereotypes of homosexual men in favor of one that suggests that men are men regardless of which way their desires pointed. About 120 Days 120 Days is an imprint of Magnus Books/Riverdale Avenue Books dedicated to reprinting classic erotica, especially the LGBT titles of the 20th century. These vintage gay erotic novels, many written by novelists unable to find other outlets for fiction about gay men and women, peaked between 1968 and 1982. As censorship laws were struck down across the US, the best of these writers continued to turn out well-plotted genre novels--spy thrillers, science-fiction tales, mysteries, swashbuckling adventures, gothic romances and even pre-"Brokeback Mountain" westerns--within whose conventions they were able to explore the full range of their characters' lives. Surprisingly modern with just a dash of retro appeal these largely-forgotten novels are both great, fun reads and a bracing reminder that times change but people don't.

Man Eater

Riverdale Avenue Books

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