1942: The Nazis have successfully landed in Mexico and have invaded the United States through Texas. The Japanese have conquered western Canada and have captured and occupied most of the West Coast from Seattle to the outskirts of Los Angeles. The Italians have launched a massive amphibious assault from Cuba and have taken control of Florida and the Southeast as far north as Atlanta. New York City and Washington D.C. are fortifying and preparing for the onslaught. American forces are stranded in Europe and Southeast Asia. The homeland is being defended neighborhood to neighborhood by women, the elderly and gay men, all ineligible for military service. The KKK and Right Wing radicals are supporting the invaders helping to establish concentration camps where Blacks and Jews are being transported all over the western U.S. Amid the carnage and brutality of an enemy seeking to destroy everything in its path, the American Spirit is put to its greatest test. Pastore weaves a tale that will not soon be forgotten as this highly imaginative story unfolds. It is an awe-inspiring parable of the true nature of the American people when put to their greatest test.

Never on These Shores

Literature & Fiction

Pastore, Stephen R.

Contemporary

Cohort Pr

Entrant for the Pulitzer Prize in Letters, 2009, Best New American Poet, 2007: Pastore owes all he has, and has ever had, to a saving engagement with his art. What I particularly admire is the gamble he takes, and wins, with those classic stylized poems. In less accomplished hands they might have been distractingly archaic, but here, defused by the beautifully plain and heartfelt thanks for everything into which they flow, they connect back to the great tradition from which Pastore has drawn strength not just artistically but personally, one feels throughout one of the more impressively and, I might say, spectacularly, composed first poetry collections in contemporary American poetry.

Brink of the World

Corso, Gregory

Poetry

A black and white version of Cormac McCarthy: A Descriptive Bibliography, which chronicles all of the authors' books complete with photos, and includes essays, publishing history and collector notes.

Cormac McCarthy: A Descriptive Bibiography: (economy edition)

Literary

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Charlotte Mew's poems explore a wide range of themes, including passionate discussions of faith and the possibility of belief in God and proto-modernism. Many of her poems are in the form of dramatic monologues, and she often wrote from the point of view of a male persona, allowing her to gain the patronage of several literary figures, notably Thomas Hardy, who called her the best woman poet of her day; Virginia Woolf, who said she was 'very good and quite unlike anyone else', and Siegfried Sassoon. She lived from 1869-1928. 
This collection includes a thoughtful discussion about her works, and includes all of her poems, as well previously unreleased poems that are hard to find.

Charlotte Mew: The Lost Muse: Complete Poems, Including Previoulsy Unreleased Works

Mew, Charlotte

The story of Adam and Eve's first born before the Fall--perfect and immortal! This novel follows his journey through the centuries, through evil and suffering in the wake of the original sin. See Adam and Eve, Cain and Able, and even Noah, as you have never seen them before. It is a remarkable tale of God's love and purpose for us all.

Alone in Eden

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Sinclair Lewis, celebrated author of Babbitt and Main Street, wrote more than twenty novels in the course of his prolific career, most of which went through several editions over the years. This is the definitive descriptive bibliography of the Lewis catalog, now available with a new biographical essay and dozens of additional entries. A full chapter is devoted to each novel, including close-up photos of covers and spines as well as comprehensive information about original publishers, prices, print runs, and bindings. Stephen R. Pastore’s book will be an invaluable book collector’s and scholar’s guide to the identification of original Lewis volumes.

Sinclair Lewis: A Descriptive Bibliography, Second Edition

Reference

Catalogs & Directories

University of Scranton Press

Rethinking Cormac McCarthy

History & Criticism

American Bibliographical Press

Cormac McCarthy: A Descriptive Bibliography

Ford, Paul

Grand Mal Press

The Bright Light of Revenge

Genre Fiction

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