Spare poetry and black-and-white photography capture and chronicle the quaint village where giant redwoods and the turbulent sea inspire the artists, writers, and musicians who fled here during the back-to-the-land movement of the sixties.

A Mendocino Portfolio

Literature & Fiction

Frank, Cynthia

Poetry

QED Press

A young doctor takes a post halfway around the world, healing the diseased and wounded despite war, revolution, and foreign occupation. Hyla Doc describes her internment in a Japanese prison camp, her repatriation and dramatic return to China to reclaim her hospital from the Japanese after the war. Illustrated with photographs and maps.

Hyla Doc: Surgeon in China Through War and Revolution 1924-1949

Biographies & Memoirs

Hyla

Watters, Hyla S

Community & Culture

This is the first English edition of the prize-winning writings of Portugal's premiere writer, who has been nominated twice for the Nobel Prize for Literature.

Tales from the Mountain

Torga, Miguel

Short Stories & Anthologies

Contemporary

Superb like new copy, no marks, no flaws.

Paris Connections: African & Caribbean Artists in Paris (English and French Edition)

Arts & Photography

Asake Bomani

History & Criticism

Take This Job and Sell It!: The Recruiter's Handbook

Business & Money

Richard MacKie

Management & Leadership

Stunning poems by one of Europe's most famous writers, beautifully presented in a bilingual (Portuguese/English) format.

Solar Matter: Materia Solar (English, Portuguese and Portuguese Edition)

De Andrade, Eugenio

"Finding the Way Home" offers a way--through Gayle Heiss's own experience of chronic illness--to understand and even to realize 'wholeness.' Her illness prompted her to seek out others, to hear their stories, to tell them her own, and to tell all these stories, with their implications and conclusions, to us. Heiss is direct, conversational, and immediate in her style. She writes compellingly, and emphasizes interdependence as the antidote to the illness of our time. For her, it comes down to people helping each other. To those in the healing profession, to those who suffer from an illness that has changed their lives, to hospice volunteers, to those in the ministry, to those who regularly visit the ill and elderly, to those with aging parents, to everyone--since we are all "human, vulnerable, and mortal," this book is helpful, and it may even be healing.

Finding the Way Home: A Compassionate Approach to Illness

Heiss, Gayle

Parenting & Relationships

Portuguese and English bilingual edition. A fine softcover copy. Tight binding. Clean, unmarked pages. NOT ex-library. 103pg. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilogram. Category: Poetry; ISBN: 0936609370. ISBN/EAN: 9780936609379. Inventory No: 018571.

Another Name for Earth/O Outro Nome Da Terra

Her parents arrived in China as missionaries devoted to sharing their message of peace. Elsie Landstrom was born on the lovely mountain in central China known as Lushan. The Wuhu Hospital in Anhwei, established by Americans, became the center of her young life; the children who lived in smoky huts along the banks of the Yangtze River became her companions. It was a period in which foreign missions played a significant part in China s titanic efforts to gain its rightful place in the modern world.

Closing the Circle: An American Family in China

Elsie H. Landstrom

Leaders & Notable People

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