Magritte

Arts & Photography

Larkin, David

History & Criticism

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Fish Dinner in Memison

E.R. EDDISON

Literature & Fiction

Evenor

George, MacDonald

The Night Land is a classic horror novel by William Hope Hodgson, first published in 1912. As a work of fantasy it belongs to the Dying Earth subgenre. H. P. Lovecraft's described the novel as "one of the most potent pieces of macabre imagination ever written". According to critical consensus, in this work, despite his often laboured and clumsy language, Hodgson achieves a deep power of expression, which focuses on a sense not only of terror but of the ubiquity of potential terror, of the thinness of the invisible bound between the world of normality and an underlying reality for which humans are not suited.

Night Land

HODGSON, WILLIAM HOPE

Pages all crisp wirhout creases. Cover shows slight wear and small name and date written on inside cover.

Ss and Gestapo: Rule By Terror

Engineering & Transportation

ROGER MANVELL

Engineering

Lindas Pictures: A Collection of Photographs

Linda McCartney

Photography & Video

Incomplete Education

Reference

Jones, Judy

Writing, Research & Publishing Guides

ONE NIGHT OF HEDONISM. FOUR MURDER VICTIMS.\nA run-down mansion nestled between Beverley Hills and the San Fernando Valley is leased out for one night to house a party big enough to herald the end of days.\nWhen a limo is discovered in the grounds of the house the morning after with four dead bodies inside, a mind-bending case begins.\nWith no link between the four people in the car, and each of the victims murdered in a different way, psychologist Alex Delaware and LAPD Lieutenant Milo Sturgis are about to begin their grisliest and most baffling case yet.\nAnd as they struggle to make sense of the vicious mass slaying, they will be forced to confront a level of lust and evil for which their combined wisdom can provide no preparation.

Museum of Desire, The: An Alex Delaware Novel

jonathan-kellerman

Now swinging on the wrong side of forty, solid-bedrock, tight-forever friends Patrice Barber and Cherry Hopkins came of age in the sixties, veterans of Snick, CORE, and God alone knows how many Black Power rallies. By turns ferocious and fearless, passionate and proud, they rejected anything that was sanctioned by society. Sororities? No, thank you. Hair straightening? Get outta here. Marriage? Are you outta your mind? They became single mothers by choice. So who would have dreamed that these two ex-revolutionaries would find themselves trying to compose a la-de-dah wedding invitation for their soon-to-be-married children? True, Cherry's beautiful, somewhat spoiled daughter Aisha--excuse me, that's Eliza now--is about to jump the broom with Patrice's son, Saint, a ruggedly handsome computer whiz who likens himself to a Lone Star, like Texas. But Patrice feels a flutter in her gut, sensing something is deeply wrong. Cherry's favorite phrase is "no problem," but she's got big ones. For a shattering truth from their radical past is about to rear its head and alter the course of all their lives, forcing Patrice and Cherry to hit the road on an urgent mission. While on the homefront, label-conscious Aisha soon discovers life lessons beyond brand names, and Saint faces the sobering fact that even the brightest star needs a center to spin around. A richly rewarding novel of forgiveness and compassion, making amends and letting go, Kinfolks resonates with warmth, humor, and wisdom, unfolding with the gentle cadence of good friends swapping stories around the kitchen table. Kristin Hunter Lattany reminds us that a family--mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters--has many sides, many hearts, and the brilliant capacity to persevere through any storm.

Kinfolks

Lattany, Kristin Hun

Essential Feng Shui

Self-Help

TOO, LILLIAN

Stress Management

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