<p>Zula Dietrich was brought up in that corner of South Arlington, Virginia, now known to most inhabitants as Crystal City. Her reminiscences of the people, the places, and the things they did in the 1920s through the 1960s will delight the reader. Yes, there was life in this pleasant area before its great development boom beginning in the 1970s (and which continues apace). That life had its pleasures, pleasures so deep and so real, that they form the basis for this delightful book.</p>

Zula Remembers

Zula Dietrich

Loft Press, Inc.

We hear a fresh new voice in Michael Amram, one that talks quite candidly about the horrors, scandals, scams, and profiteering made possible by religion. In Would God Move a Ping-Pong Table? A Cumulative Analysis of Faith and   Religion he describes what has become a clandestine society, immune to the laws and politics of the rest of the world quite simply because it is backed by God. Amram pits researched material agaist his own humorously told experiences in a writing style that presents the facts   and the hard truths of his subject while trying not to lose the reader with its weightiness. One such experience--"A   wandering Jew I was . . . sampling all there was to offer for the theologically vulnerable"--tells of the time at UMD when he became a Christian for 48 hours!

Would God Move a Ping-Pong Table?

Michael P. Amram

The Expatriates and Other Stories

Claire Clemons Cowan

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Zula Remembers

Would God Move a Ping-Pong Table?

The Expatriates and Other Stories