The Brewer's Boy

Feona Hamilton

Boson Books

The seven stories in The Woman Who take a close and sharp look at the complex relationships between art and reality, between imagination and identity. They offer illuminating glimpses of that old and continuing mystery, the creating mind. Kate, an editor, must stabilize her sense of self after being shaken by the brute fact of Soviet constraint. Lindy, a photographer, is trying to find herself in New York City. Nan, a writer, assembles a self from the materials of her youth in Virginia. Nuance and vibrant prose plunge the reader into the lives and hearts of these vivid characters. The suspenseful last story, "Art and Aberration," brings the three together in a single voice that demonstrates the power of the artistic imagination. Against nothingness, The Woman Who celebrates the flourishing creation, its ability to transfigure thought into object: the objét d'art, the story. This book is also available as an ebook. For a sample read, reviews, and author photo and bio visit bosonbooks.com.

The Woman Who

Politics & Social Sciences

CHERRY, Kelly

Kelly, Cherry

Philosophy

Wrongly accused, persecuted, and scarred, young Cooper Cain was driven from his home in shame. He took to the sea where he became the Pyrate. He fell in love, but what could he offer his woman if he continued his life as a pirate? Fate smiled on Cooper Cain. For his brave deeds he was given a pardon by the Crown. When the war came, he fought with his adopted country, the United States. As a privateer he became feared. After the war ended, he left the sea for a farm. He had a wife and a child on the way. Pirates then started raiding again. Torture and murder were once again on the high seas! They had to be stopped. Who better to hunt down a pirate than the Pyrate? He becomes The Hunter.

The Hunter

Literature & Fiction

Aye, Michael

United States

Will Lee was a surgeon?the best. He was the chief surgeon in General Bragg's Confederate Army until a Union cannonball took off his right hand. After the war, Will drowned his misery in a bottle until a chance meeting with a one-armed ship's captain changed his life. Shad, a freed slave he'd grown up with, carved Will a wooden hand. Will took the skills he'd honed as a surgeon and turned them towards a deck of cards and a pistol. When a low-life kidnapped his best friend's wife and his brother's fiancée, Will took action. He soon became known as a man to handle any situation. It was the Rise of the Gray Ghost.

The Rise of the Gray Ghost

The Prince's Own 10th Regiment of Dragoons has just returned from a tour of duty in the Caribbean, with little scheduled for the regiment other than training. The war against France is going badly for England and her allies, so the 10th will not be sent to France with the possibility of being beaten or worse, captured. New leadership is needed in all of England's armies.Taking advantage of Lieutenant Cole Buckley's knowledge and friendship, with many of Deal's smugglers; the secret division of the Foreign Service calls on young Buckley. With the promise of being able to spend more time with his young wife, Cole agrees to take the assignment. Through treacherous times, beautiful women and deadly spies, Cole's ability to survive is put to the test.

The Smuggler's Spy

Genre Fiction

Devil Boats

Mopping Tall!

Lou Delena

A moving recollection of fleeing the Nazis and discovering one's heritage, "Hitler Made Me a Jew" is both harrowing and hopeful. The author, painter Nadia Gould, illustrates the horrors of the 20th century--and the century's vindications as well.

Hitler Made Me a Jew

History

Gould, Nadia

Americas

"Japan: Doing Business in a Unique Culture" provides essential and fascinating information about Japan and its culture. Business people, students, and travelers will greatly enjoy Dr. Bucknall's hard-won expertise.

Japan: Doing Business in a Unique Culture

Business & Money

Bucknall, Kevin B.

Business Culture

Who killed Kennedy? Many keen minds have their doubts about the findings of the Warren Commission. Could Oswald have fired 3 shots in 5.6 seconds with the inaccurate rifle he had - and hit a moving target? Did he even kill patrolman Tippit (the bullets in the body were smaller than the barrel of his revolver)? Was the brown paper bag made only to attract attention? Was Bullet No. 399 a plant? Suppose there was a Second Oswald - a man very similar physically and an expert marksman? Such a man was seen both before and at the time of the murder. Was there a rifleman on the knoll as well as at the Book Depository window? If so this was one of the greatest - and most successful conspiracies of modern times... THE SECOND OSWALD has been called "the first plausible and significant argumentation on the Kennedy assassination." It takes into account the books by Edward J. Epstein, Mark Lane and Harold Weisberg. Too much was attempted too quickly. Professor Popkin believes that Lee Harvey Oswald may have been innocent and no more than a decoy in a plot to kill the President. His job may have been to divert suspicion and be arrested. A startling alternative to the 'Single Assassin' theory. For an author bio and photo, reviews and a reading sample, visit bosonbooks.com.

The Second Oswald

Popkin, Professor of Philosophy Richard H

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