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Much has been written about the institution of slavery. But with "Family", Cooper has taken the slave narrative and recreated it as an epic, yet collo quial, poem. "Mesmerizing . . . Cooper weaves four wry, humorous, tragic tales that envelop and transcend time, offering hope and renewal at the same time they chronicle desolation and death".--"San Francisco Chronicle".

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For the first time in trade paperback, here is the story of Thomas J. Watson and his son, who together built the international giant that is IBM. Ten years after its original publication, "Father, Son & Co." remains a uniquely honest book. of photos.

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Nelson draws both on his interviews with other men and on his own experiences in the gay dating scene to present this revealing and often humorous guide. From breaking down psychological blocks to surviving a breakup, Nelson explores the key issues in gay male relationships and the baggage left over from adolescence.

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Drawing on the philosophy of A Course in Miracles, Casarjian gives a new and surprising definition of forgiveness and provides original exercises and meditations that acknowledge our hurt even as they lead us beyond it. The book explores special cases involving family members, crime victims, self-forgiveness, and forgiveness of God.

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An analysis of "Thelma and Louise," "Terminator 2: Judgement Day," "The Silence of the Lambs," and "Dances with Wolves" provides tips on writing scripts for original productions, sequels, novel adaptations, and adaptations by original authors.

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"Gabriel's Story" introduces a writer of consummate skill, poetic genius, and literary seriousness. Set in the 1870s, it is the marvelously told coming-of-age story of a young African American in the fierce American West.

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The adventure rabbi guides readers through the Bible, showing people of all faiths that, despite the hectic pace of life today, it is vital to reclaim these lessons and awaken inner spirituality.

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A delightfully different approach to religion and spirituality, this collection of engaging personal tales--available now in paperback--transcends specific doctrines to reveal the presence of God in everyday life.

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The first practitioner of alternative medicine permitted to work in an operating room, the author recounts her most remarkable successes in healing and offers readers stepbystep instruction on how to harness their innate healing energy. Reprint.

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Parents are offered techniques for developing their child's own way of learning and are helped to uncover hidden talents which teachers may overlook. The Clarks provide a fun, innovative, and effective program for eliminating the drudgery and improving school performance. Illustrated.

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A comprehensive guide to imagery therapy for the common cold, bone fractures, arthritis, headaches, asthma, infertility, PMS, anxiety, obesity and much more.

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Part manual, part workbook, part journal, this book includes the results of extensive interviews and focus groups with men ages 25-70. It reveals what marriage means to them and tells what they are really looking for in a potential mates. This unique self-help/workbook is a funny and practical-minded guide for modern women.

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Describes seven elements of creative thinking and offers exercises for developing more effective thought processes.

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Offering insights that cut through common self-deceptions, a teacher on spiritual concerns presents a practical guide to achieving spirituality in everyday life, helping build a sense of the sacred within the ordinary.

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Explains how readers can realize their dreams, conquer inner conflicts, and create goals based on their own true desires.

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Offers techniques for protecting a marriage, a framework detailing the eight stages of relationships, and guidance on remedying difficulties.

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Set in Chicago, this powerful novel by the author of "Just As I Am" dwells on four people, friends since college, whose lives have gone in different directions. When one of the group faces death, the crisis forces the others to recognize and accept the inner strength that the group has nurtured in each of them.

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In a provocative, brilliantly reasoned study, a Pulitzer Prize-winning author challenges current liberal notions that no individual or culture is better than any other and that America should guarantee equal prosperity for all its citizens. Reprint. NYT.

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Cooper's second novel is an epic saga of three families whose paths intertwine with the devil in their quests for wealth, power and love. The history of the town is inextricably linked to Josephus, a freed slave, and his two dauthers, Ruth and Yinyang. In seeking the legacy left by their father, the sisters pull each other into the vortex of powerful emotion.

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Winner of the 1995 PEN/Jerard Fund Award, "In the Wilderness" is poet Kim Barnes' account of her journey toward adulthood, set against an interior landscape as awesome, as wondrous, and as fraught with hidden peril as the isolated northern Idaho logging camps where she grew up.