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Gripping, sometimes hilarious, but always inspiring . . .

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Grant Stoddard left Britain for the States with the clothes on his back, a fascination with all things American, and a burning hope for something bigger. Then fate in the guise of an X-rated online contest intervened. Winning first prize - sexual intercourse with an infamous married sex columnist - changed everything.

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A follow-up to "Mean Street Kind Heart", this title presents the story of maverick priest, Father Chris Riley and his mission to help society's most disadvantaged and vulnerable children. It also describes Father Chris' challenges abroad.

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Collects biographies of outstanding Blacks from all over the world, from Marcus Garvey to Akhenaton.

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"Europe, South and Central America, the West Indies, and the United States, including Alessandro de' Medici, Alexandre Dumas, Dom Pedro II, Marcus Garvey, and many others"--Cover.

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Here, for the first time, is a riveting collection of Fowles's fugitive and intensely personal writings composed sinced 1963, ranging from essays and literary criticism to commentaries, autobiographical statements, memoirs and musings.

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A work on the Whitman disciples - the fascinating, eclectic group of nineteenth-century men and women who regarded Walt Whitman not simply as a poet but as a religious prophet. It presents a colorful portrait of an era of intense religious, political, and sexual passions, focusing on why Whitman's work continues to appeal to so many.

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The former mining town of Stanley lies only twenty minutes drive from the beautiful cathedral city of Durham. Yet the two are worlds apart. Marilyn Hardy recounts in touching detail the trials of growing up in this impoverished mining town and her life-long struggle to find happiness, from her troubled relationship with her undemonstrative mother.

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Autobiography of Brian Wilson, of the Beach Boys fame including fame, addiction and frank revelations

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This autobiographical account focuses on a ten year span of the author's life, during which he experienced a painful series of traumatic events. Throughout these difficult experiences, the author learned invaluable lessons from suffering and brought them into the consultation room along with his professional training.

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Wounds to Bind bears witness to lost and hopeful convergence in American history-that missing link between the folk and rock eras-when Bob Dylan and Sammy Davis Jr. were played on the same radio station in the same hour. A survivor of the human realignments, tragedies and tri...

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Judith Zitiello shares how finding God helped her find faith and hope amidst a cancer diagnosis.

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The memoirs of dancer, producer and director Peter Wright, one of the foremost dance creators from the 1950s to today

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Working as a journalist at the "Adelaide Advertiser" in 1966, the author yearned to be involved in the biggest story of the decade - the Vietnam War. Instead, she volunteered to work in Vietnam for the Red Cross. This title gives a personal account that is told from the compassionate perspective of a young woman living close to the battlefront.

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This book starts with the authors first sexual experience as a child to the final acceptance of herself. Sharing the short stories of her personal experiences as they actually happened. Experience this journey with me as I explore my sexuality, revisit my memories, and welcome a renewed self-discovery that stems from being a part of the LBGT community.

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Just ask everyone whos ever underestimated himright before he went out and whipped the WWE Universe into a frenzy.

This is Bryans behind-the-scenes story told for the first time ever from his beginnings as a child wanting to wrestle to his ten years on the circuit before finally making it in WWE.

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It's the first (and probably last) celebrity memoir from beloved character actor William Sanderson. He put an awful lot of work into this. Please buy it.

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Yet Being Someone Other is the most revealing book that Laurens van der Post wrote about his extraordinary and eventful life, and the most far-reaching; it is a distillation of the experiences that have moved him at the deepest level of the imagination and made him the exceptional person and writer he was.

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After a chance meeting in San Francisco in 1999 of two diametrically dissimilar men; one a Conservative Israeli Talmudic scholar, the other a gay English artist, they are immediately propelled into a complex and often perplexing relationship.

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After her father's death, news anchor Salinas discovers that he was once a Catholic priest. Suddenly everything she knew and based her life upon is thrown into question.

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A musician of rare artistry, the self-effacing yet charismatic Yo-Yo Ma connects with his audiences with startling effectiveness. Above all, he is committed to the ever-evolving musical odyssey of his Silk Road Ensemble, itself part of a broader Silk Road Project aiming to explore the deep and varied artistic connections between East and West.

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"A wonderfully original tale of the disintegration and mutation of an apparently ordinary American family."--Alison Lurie.

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Though born into privilege and inheriting a fortune, Willie Donaldson ended up dying alone in a seedy rented flat, his computer still logged on to a lesbian porn site. To some, he had been a great, under-rated comic writers, and to others, a dangerous force of corruption and decadence. This book unravels the truth of Willie Donaldson's story.