Majoring in the Rest of Your Life: Career Secrets for College Students

Business & Money

Carol Carter

Job Hunting & Careers

The Noonday Press

Victoria: A love story (Noonday)

Hamsun. Knut

history, Middle East, Israel, Palestine

A Compassionate Peace: A Future for Israel, Palestine, and the Middle East

History

Everett Mendelsohn

Middle East

Presents the works of some of China's highly controversial writers and thinkers, who discuss their country, its ancient cultural roots, and contemporary struggles under totalitarianism and other forms of repression as they represent these issues through artistic works

Seeds of Fire: Chinese Voices of Conscience

Geremie Barme

John Minford

World

Barbarian Sentiments: How the American Century Ends

Politics & Social Sciences

pfaff, williams

Anthropology

A collection of essays explores such issues as the art of writing novels, the Civil War, semiotics, the physician as novelist, faith, abortion, the future of the Church, movie magazines, and education

Signposts in a Strange Land

Literature & Fiction

Walker Percy

Essays & Correspondence

The Lennox Sisters--great-granddaughters of a king, daughters of a cabinet minister, and wives of politicians and peers--lived lives of real public significance, but the private texture of their family-centered world mattered to them and they shared their experiences with each other in countless letters. From this hitherto unknown archive, Stella Tillyard has constructed a group biography of privileged eighteenth-century women who, she shows, have much to tell us about our own time.

Aristocrats: Caroline, Emily, Louisa, and Sarah Lennox, 1740-1832

Biographies & Memoirs

Tillyard, Stella

Community & Culture

A poignant series of poems by one of the finest sixteenth-century Polish poets expresses the personal grief of the poet over the death of his young daughter and his growing sense of religious doubt. Reprint.

Laments: A Bilingual Edition (English and Polish Edition)

Jan Kochanowski

Poetry

"Reticent, shy, unfailingly modern, Ashbery is as unorthodox [as] any of the great twentieth-century creators: Breton, Stravinsky, Picasso," observed Jeremy Reed in Britain's Poetry Review. "We are privileged to be around at a time when he is writing." Flow Chart, a book-length poem that first appeared in 1991, might be Ashbery's greatest creation: a staggering and exuberant "torrent of invention [that] comes as close to an epic poem as our postmodern, nonlinear, deconstructed sensibilities will allow. . . . "

Flow Chart: A Poem

Ashbery, John.

Literary

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