<p>From back cover: * 50,000 GALLONS OF UNTAXED "WHITE LIGHTING" is leaving Southwest Virginia every month going North to the thirsty public sixty-three years after Prohibition. * 600,000 sturdy plastic jugs are sold every year to facilitate the "white lightning" business. * Unlike many contemporary historians, the author tells us the secrets of the birth of moonshining that drives the world's that drives the world's personal gain, greed, and covetousness. * Rather, it is a glorious unorthodox evil kept alive for centuries, through fascinating documentation. A Dying Art will intrigue all readers.</p>

Dying Art

Politics & Social Sciences

Powell, Jack Allen

Social Sciences

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A TRIANGLE OF FAMILY HISTORIES IN CHICAGO

Sherazade and Her Two Lovers

Blekaoui, A. R.

Literature & Fiction

Destinies

Ward, Al

Contemporary

2 Hours & 47 Years Ago

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Rutherford, Nils

Science Fiction

In this thrilling sequel to Valley of No Return, Richard Booth continues the series which presents the fabulous valley where dinosaurs roam, volcanoes steam and life is balanced between the idyllic peace of a jungle paradise and the daily struggle to survive dangers in an unimaginable world.

Return to the Valley

Children's Books

Booth, Richard

Animals

<p>Now here is a little bit about "Clinton's" book. The author is M.J. Fraser. This book is for all interested parties, Democrats & Republicans. This book is a must need for those who want to know more about the "real" Bill Clinton. It tells of all the important issues, budget cuts, social reform, health reform, social security, & why he "should" be re-elected into office. This book consists of 100 blank pages. Sold over 1 million copies from private parties before the book came out on the market. TO ORDER: Press-Tige Publishing Co., Inc., 103 South Rd., Round Top, NY 12473.</p>

Everything America Loves About Bill Clinton

Fraser, M. J.

Bailyn's Gold

Tamboli, Vito Francis

United States

Wilder Than Ever

Dillon, Marie

Erotica

Between being called a "warmonger" by a young coed at college, before joining the service; and being asked, "How many women and kids did you kill?", by a young female flower-child, at the airport, when he landed back in the states, is the very moving story of a young soldier's experiences in Veit Nam. It isn't about dope and irresponsibility; it's about character, friendship, compassion, and duty. It's about a soldier, who, helps set up a school for the Veitnamese children of the village. It's about trying to save a sick baby; and then finding it dead; killed and half eaten by rats because the Veitnamese people who were instructed to keep watch over it did not want to lose any sleep. It's about going into battle with the Civilian Irregular Defense Group, (Veitnamese civilians trained and paid by the U. S.) who deserted even their own wives and children when they had to face a battle. It's about friends like Top, Joe Joe, and Johnson, who were really all that one could depend on. It's about being attacked in the darkness of the latrine by a Viet Cong who was posing as one of the villagers and had free run of the camp. It's about being left for dead by the CIDG, who ran, rather than fight. Bunard is probably the most accurate depiction of the Viet Nam war that has been written. It is wonderfully warm. It should be made into a movie.

Bunard: Diary of a Green Beret

Crile, Larry

When 12-year-old Meggie and her best friend, Paige, uncover the  missing diary in the ghost town of Bodie, California, they have no idea  what secrets had been buried for over a hundred years.  Bodie--once  known as the 'Wildest Mining Camp in the West'--comes to life through  the words of Anna Louise Lockmoor.  Who is this girl whose words,  "Goodbye God, I'm going to Bodie" have become a legend?  Why was she  afraid?  What was she hiding?  Meggie, Paige, and a kid named Johnny  Downing set out to discover Anna's secrets, but the three ghost town  detectives end up with a whole lot more than they had bargained for.   Historical fiction crawls out from beneath the sagebrush and skeleton  shacks, bringing the West to life and taking middle grade readers on a  wild and woolly ride back in time.

Goodbye God, I'm Going to Bodie

Calamity Jan

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