A series of interviews with Tony Award-winner Dennis Zacek, a seminal figure in the “Chicago Theater Movement,” based on his experiences as artistic director, producer, director, actor, designer, teacher and student. “Dennis Zacek is Yoda. He’s done everything in the theater, he knows everything about theater, and he has mentored generations of theater artists. If you can’t have the honor and pleasure of being with him, reading this book is the next best thing.” - James Sherman, playwright

The Zacek Tapes: Reflections About Theater, Community And Leadership

Biographies & Memoirs

Zacek, Dennis

Filice, Mary

Arts & Literature

New Atlantian Library

With The Hemingway Monologues Brian Gordon Sinclair gives us an intimate insight into the circumstances that shaped the famed author’s life and inspired him in his writing. Death in the Afternoon is the third in this seven-play series that traces Hemingway’s chronology from birth to death. Brian Gordon Sinclair is considered to be “the foremost dramatic interpreter of Ernest Hemingway in the world today.” (Stratford-upon-Avon Herald, UK)

The Hemingway Monologues: An Epic Drama of Love, Genius and Eternity: Part Three: Death in the Afternoon

Sinclair, Brian Gordon

Ever wonder what the President’s having for dinner? Not only can you check out his menu but you can enjoy the same meals yourself. Here Hugo Ziemann, a one-time steward at the White House, shares all -- menus, recipes, dining etiquette, cooking how-to’s, and more! This is food fit for a President. Book One of this two volume set focuses on entrees, soups, and salads, with special instruction on the art of carving. This edition is skillfully edited and illustrated to make a most enjoyable reading experience.

Eat Like a President: The White House Cookbook: Book One

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Ziemann, Hugo

Gillette, Fanny Lemira

Regional & International

Ever wonder what the President’s having for dinner? Not only can you check out his menu but you can enjoy the same meals yourself. Here Hugo Ziemann, a one-time steward at the White House, shares all -- menus, recipes, dining etiquette, cooking how-to’s, and more! This is food fit for a President. Book Two of this two volume set covers deserts ranging from cakes to pies to confectioneries. This edition is skillfully edited and illustrated to make a most enjoyable reading experience.

Eat Like a President: The White House Cookbook: Book Two

Cooking Education & Reference

The Hemingway Monologues An Epic Drama Of Love, Genius and Eternity: Part Four: The Man-eaters

Heaven's Intent (Basics of)

Literature & Fiction

Schorr, Arndt

Genre Fiction

This is a contemporary psychological thriller about dark obsessions, and the fathers who pass them to their sons. Rife with international glamour, romance and intrigue, the story captures four patriarchal families in a generational conflict where the pursuit of global power at any price makes them the unwitting pawns of a hidden psychotic mastermind. Here is a contest to the death between two men, both driven by obsessive love: one for a woman; one, for power. One man is scarred by fire; one, by insanity. From the banks of the Potomac River to the cliffs above the Baltic Sea, these men fight each other with such ferocity that one endangers the woman he adores, and the other betrays the country he has sworn to protect. Edward Morningstar is the child of a cruel father, captivated by his Oedipal yearnings for his mentally fragile mother, who rises above his tortured beginnings to become a high-ranking Pentagon official. He dreams of winning his father’s respect by restoring America to her former glory in a political coup that will bring him global power. Delusional that he is the God-guided Jacob of old, Morningstar seeks men of extraordinary gifts to serve as his heirs. As Joseph, the favorite of his twelve “sons,” he chooses Martin Henderson, a wealthy insurance magnate and Latvian Freedom Fighter. Mirroring the tragedy of the murdered, the reader will struggle to discern the fine line between victim and predator. The Sons Of Jacob is the first book in a series of twelve edge-of-the-seat novels.

The Shadow of the Phoenix (The Sons of Jacob)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Vosler, J.B.

Mystery

This one-man two-act play premiered, after several delays, in Key West, Florida, in 2009. It examines another phase in the life of Nobel and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Ernest Hemingway. From the joys of absinthe to the appeal of Ava Gardner, Ernest Hemingway turns to the exotic temptations of China and his third wife, Martha Gellhorn. Back in Cuba, he chases U-boats and tracks Nazi spies as a prelude to the European war and flying missions with the Royal Air Force. Whether commanding French freedom fighters or liberating the Ritz Hotel in Paris, Ernest manages to encounter Sylvia Beach, Marlene Dietrich, Pablo Picasso and Mary Welsh (later to become his fourth wife). While serving in "the death factory" that is World War Two, his emotional resources are strained when his first born son is taken prisoner by the Nazis.

The Hemingway Monologues: An Epic Drama Of Love, Genius and Eternity: Part Five: The Death Factory

John Holt tells us, "It's now been more than fifty years that I've been fishing, and roaming and loving Montana and the rest of the northern high plains. Lines on maps don't mean a damn thing to good country or to me. Montana flows into Alberta and British Columbia and Wyoming. The western Dakotas are the same place as Eastern Montana only with different names. Land is connected, not defined by human limitations. I first thought of writing and compiling this book while working a stream that wound through a brushy, tall-grass valley at the base of the Pryor Mountains last summer. Wild rainbows fought for the chance to engulf the Elk Hair caddis I was using. Beautiful healthy, small, colorful fish. Early afternoon was now sunset, the hours passing in an instant. And this made me remember the first trip to Montana in the sixties and the intervening hundreds of thousands (come to think of it. maybe more than a million) of miles I've wandered checking good, bad and indifferent water hanging out in serene isolation all over the place during the past half century. That time also passing in an instant that also at times seemed eternal." Edward Squires (Not Quite Novellas) calls it, "The best book about fly fishing since A River Runs Through It. Makes me dream of rainbow trout and cold streams and remote wilderness landscapes ..."

Road Fish: Tales from Fly Fishing's Coyote Nowhere

Sports & Outdoors

Holt,John

Hiking & Camping

In this notable anthology from a group of Long Island, New York, authors, you will find nearly thirty stories and reflections. The titles themselves are intriguing and reflect the variety and creativity of the selections - "Bad Bounce," "Slow Moving Clouds, 1957," "Freddy the Fluffer," "The Princess and the Turnip Eater," "That Silk Dress," "What Good People Do About Us," "Playground of Wraiths," "Racing Cockroaches," and "The Last Stop" ... they're all here in these delightful, thoughtful, imaginative, entertaining stories. The voices in this volume are Helen Munson, J. David Porteous, Christopher 'Kit' Storjohann, Joyce DeCordova, Gerard Meade, Andrea Rhude, William Rue, and Susan Rosenstreich.

Seven Voices: (Volume 2)

North Fork Writers Group

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