Over six million people in the United States suffer from an anxiety disorder known as Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. The average person takes seven years before getting help for OCD. With over fifteen years of experience treating patients struggling with OCD, Dr. Suzanne Mouton-Odum offers readers hope and guidance for conquering what is a very treatable problem. Fiction writer, Sheri Bloom, a woman who was diagnosed and mastered OCD, shares an intimate account of her personal journey out of the land of compulsions and into a world of freedom. Out of the Rabbit Hole: A Roadmap to Freedom from OCD is part journal, part therapy and one-hundred percent inspiration for tackling an often unspoken, yet common disorder.

Out of the Rabbit Hole: A Road Map to Freedom from OCD

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Suzanne Mouton-Odum

Bloom, Sheri

Addiction & Recovery

Wonderland Press

Cindy Sherman (Essential Series)

Arts & Photography

Catherine Morris

Individual Artists

Rare Creatures is a series of photographs by Howard Schatz of New York fashion models. The book contains 76 color photographs. Hundreds of models come to castings at our studio in New York as a necessary step in advance of a beauty or fashion shoot. They come from all over the world and they embody an enormous range of human expression, physical beauty, complexion, sexiness, personality and hope. This work was inspired by these "rare" creatures.

Rare Creatures: Portraits of Models

Schatz, Howard

Fashion

The year is 1816, in Northamptonshire. A red, spiderwebbed haze covers the sun. Temperatures drop, fields flood and freeze, grain rots on the stem. The people are starving, and even the wealthy and titled are affected by shortages. Sickness spreads as a red fungus overtakes fields, seals over windows, and infiltrates cellars.On the way back from the Napoleonic Wars in France, Marcus, the younger son of the Earl of Penderbrook, returns to find his brother dead, the estate covered in fungus, and his father sinking into madness.The last thing Marcus wants to do is be responsible for Penderbook; he wants only to spend the rest of his life playing cards, drinking, and seducing other men's wives. But even the responsible life of an heir escapes from his grasp, as his brother's body disappears, his father turns violent, and pale monsters horrify the countryside.As Marcus pieces together the truth, he discovers a past more tainted with evil than he could have suspected.From the family wine cellar to the folly behind the house-from the pond where he played as a child to the new cotton mill built along the stream-None of what happens at Penderbrook is innocent.And the monstrosities that have been committed may still be carried in Marcus's blood?

The House Without a Summer: A Novel of Gothic Horror

Literature & Fiction

Knippling, DeAnna

Genre Fiction

The real story behind Alice's Adventures in Wonderland...\nIt was a Britain that had been overrun by a plague of zombies.\nA Britain that had fought the zombies, not quite won, and yet declared victory.\nThe rabid dead had been mercifully put down. The less virulently infected were treated with a sort of fungal "tea" that kept their urges to eat their fellow men at bay. With a bit of effort and discipline, one of the Infected could be right as rain.\nOxford Don Charles Dodgson is one of the Infected dead, but an altogether charming fellow nonetheless. A fabulous mathematician, and a follower of the new "fad" of photography. Fond of children. Little girls especially. But not fond of eating them.\nMost of the time.\nThe dean of Christchurch College, Henry Liddell, has three willful young daughters, quite bright, wonderful at games: Lorina, Alice, and Edith. With a little supervision, he can certainly keep three of such charming girls entertained-\nWith a tale of the place the Infected dead come from.\nUnderland.\nA tale of gaslamps, dark fantasy, and gothic horror delights.\nPart 1 of Alice's Adventures in Underland. Part 2 is Alice's Adventures in Underland: The Knight of Shattered Dreams.

Alice's Adventures in Underland: The Queen of Stilled Hearts

The real story behind Through the Looking-Glass... It was a Britain that had been overrun by a plague of zombies. A Britain that had fought the zombies, not quite won, and yet declared victory. The rabid dead had been mercifully put down. The less virulently infected were treated with a sort of fungal "tea" that kept their urges to eat their fellow men at bay. With a bit of effort and discipline, one of the Infected could be right as rain. Oxford don and reluctant member of the undead Charles Dodgson has been banished from the Liddell household at the behest of Dean Henry Liddell's wife, and forbidden the presence of her daughters. Dark accusations against Dodgson abound, fostered by their mother. But years have passed, the girls have grown, and Mrs. Dodgson orders the girls to have their photographs taken-to display themselves on the marriage market-by one of the premier photographers of the time. None other than Charles Dodgson, also known as Lewis Carroll. But Alice does not wish to make things up with her old mentor; she does not wish to be put on the marriage market. What she wishes to is marry her childhood friend, Prince Leopold. But the Queen does not approve. All, however, may be moot, as the plague of the Infected once again rises, this time in a more virulent form, and carries away everything before it, like a flood. A tale of gaslamps, dark fantasy, and gothic horror delights. Part 2 of Alice's Adventures in Underland. Part 1 is Alice's Adventures in Underland: The Queen of Stilled Hearts.

Alice's Adventures in Underland: The Knight of Shattered Dreams

Your Soufflé Must Die (Sweet Granadilla)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

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