Thomas Wolfe

Literature & Fiction

TURNBULL, Andrew

History & Criticism

Bodley Head Limited

Guide to Bird Watching In Europe

Science & Math

Ferguson-Lees, James and Quentin Hockliffe and Ko Zweeres

Biological Sciences

Journey to Ixtlan is the third book by Carlos Castaneda, published as a work of non-fiction by Simon & Schuster in 1972.[1] It is about an alleged apprenticeship to the Yaqui "shaman," Don Juan.[2] The title of this book is taken from an allegory that is recounted to Castaneda by his "benefactor" who is known to Carlos as Don Genaro ( Genaro Flores ), a close friend of his teacher don Juan Matus. "Ixtlan" turns out to be a metaphorical hometown ( or Place / Position of Being ) to which the "sorcerer" or warrior or man of knowledge without reason or thoughts is drawn to return.

Journey to Ixtlan

Carlos Castaneda

Patient Has the Floor

Reference

COOKE, ALISTAIR

Words, Language & Grammar

Bertie and the Tinman

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

LOVESEY, PETER

Mystery

<p>Mourly Vold, a nearly blind physics prodigy, embarks on a mission to reform the telephone system, and joins forces with the eccentric physicist Nikola Tesla to outwit William Randolph Hearst and his crony Thomas Edison</p>

Loving Little Egypt

McMahon, Thomas

"The Corpse Had a Familiar Face" is an account of some of the author's experiences as the top "Miami Herald" crime reporter over a period of 17 years. She describes the murders, rapes, drug deals, kidnappings and over 5,000 corpses she has investigated and reported. She also writes about her relations with criminals and the police. In 1980 the author's exposure of the murder of Arthur McDuffie by the police sparked the Miami riots. In 1986 she won the Pulitzer prize for her news reporting.

Corpse Had a Familiar Face

EDNA BUCHANAN

The Years of Lyndon Johnson, Vol. 2: Means of Ascent

In "Means of Ascent", Caro covers the years 1941-48, years in the wilderness for Johnson, who had been devastatingly defeated for the Senate in 1941, but years of fascination for the biographer and for anyone interested in the more extreme grotesqueries of American politics. For this is the period when Lyndon Johnson and his wife Ladybird made themselves rich, Texas-style rich. And it is the period when Johnson won his first seat in the US Senate, in an election whose corruption was legendary even by Texas standards. Caro has tried to expose the details of Johnson's financial dealings, so long shrouded in secrecy, and the almost incredible true story of the 1948 Senate contest, a tale of local bosses, controlled votes, and stuffed and stolen ballot boxes. What he shows us is at once funny, horrifying and inevitable.

CARO, ROBERT A.

Biographies & Memoirs

Above London. Visitors to England who marvel at this lush land on their first incoming flight now have a volume to treasure forever. Here are the famed gardens, the majestic estates, the granduer of centuries of architecture. Along with Robert Cameron's areial photographs Alistair Cooke's text is brimming with the raconteur's characteristic wit and insight. The pictorial essay begins at the Thames and follows the history of the beloved city well into the countryside.

Above London

Arts & Photography

Cameron, Robert

Photography & Video

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