Awarded the Gold Medal for Literature by the American Philatelic Society, American Astrophilately: The First 50 Years is a landmark volume that presents a comprehensive collection of colorful images of envelopes, stamps and art associated with the U.S. space program.By exhibiting envelopes that are postmarked near launch pads, mission control ceners, and on prime recovery ships, the book tells an amazing tale of the new sailing ships in space.American Astrophilately features articles by more than a dozen experts, explaining NASA official marks, tracking ships, prime recovery ships, and why some postmarks are preferred over others.

American Astrophilately: The First 50 Years

History

Ball, David S.

Americas

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A collection political, comebacks, putdowns, and ripostes over the last 2500 years, with 12 humorous illustrations by Steve Steglin.

I'll Be Sober in the Morning: Great Political Comebacks, Putdowns & Ripostes

Humor & Entertainment

Chris Lamb

Humor

The Boathouse: Tales and Recipes from a Southern Kitchen is a cultural and food history of the Lowcountry and western North Carolina mountains. The book features more than 80 recipes organized by season, including classical Charleston and mountain favorites and some new scrumptious gems. It is peppered with many tales and tips that are themselves tasty morsels to be savored.

The Boathouse: Tales And Recipes from a Southern Kitchen

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Davidson, Jason

Bostick, Douglas

Cooking Education & Reference

From 1976-1983, an estimated 30,000 people disappeared in Argentina. They were victims of the Dirty War a brutal campaign designed by the government to root out possible subversives. Those suspected of being dissidents were kidnapped and taken to secret detention centers. Most were tortured and then killed never seen again. 
Robert J. Cox, editor of the Buenos Aires Herald, did what few others were willing to do he told the truth about what was happening. Every day his newspaper reported on the kidnappings and killings. He challenged those in power asking questions and demanding answers. Cox's commitment to reporting the truth made him a hero to the families of the disappeared, but an enemy of the state. 
This is the remarkable story of one man s courage in the face of adversity. It is the story of a man dedicated to protecting the freedom of the press and to protecting his family. It is the story of those who disappeared and the man who stayed in order to tell their stories. 
Cox s story is told by his son David who grew up under the pall of terrorism, but was inspired by his father s great courage to write what was true. He has written the book that his father could not.

Dirty Secrets, Dirty War: Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1976-1983: The Exile of Editor Robert J. Cox

Cox, David

Bluff County, S.C. 1950 
While Frank Finklea and his muckmates were sloughing trees out of the primal ooze, engineers in silver safety helmets stood off to the side drawing imaginary lines in the air. There was talk they were building the world s biggest bomb factory. That s why there was so much secrecy surrounding the project. The feds had bought up 300 square miles of rural South Carolina so it would have plenty of buffer if anything went wrong. 
And there was plenty that could go wrong. 
Finklea s survival instincts drew him out of the swampland to become one of the most powerful men in the state. As he ruthlessly built his empire, Finklea cared little for those he left in his wake: his trusting father-in-law, his beautiful, brutalized wife, his troubled mistress, and his gentle son. He gave no thought to the poor blacks he exploited or the neighbors he humiliated. Yet as time and the Savannah River flow through Bluff County, Finklea's sins were carried out of the swamps and into the open. In a single, violent day, decades of racial conflict and government corruption explode in South Carolina. 
Swallow Savannah is the story of a rural southern community caught between one man's all-consuming ambition and the dawning reality of civil rights.

Swallow Savannah

Literature & Fiction

Burger, Ken

Genre Fiction

From "Chocolate Naked Ladies" to "Talking to the Dead," Joe Baroody's perspective on life and living is as refreshing as it is original. He is a breed unto himself with a knack for finding teachable moments, especially when things go wrong. Crack open his book of life and take a big bite. If laughter is the best medicine, Joe Baroody serves up a seven-course cure.

Chronicles of an Irreverent Reverend: What Goes Wrong Can Make You Better

Baroody, A. Joseph, Jr., Dr.

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