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Early life of the author, education, Air Force experience including combat, art training and experience, civilian pilot adventures, and instructor experiences as a civilian.

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From being a magazine editor in New York to becoming a Montana cowboy's wife, Jessie Knadler relates with personality and wit the strange situations -- and surprising realizations -- that she experienced in the name of love.

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When Elena Gorokhova arrives in America, the only link back to her Russian past is a suitcase filled with twenty kilograms of what used to be her life. This is the story of what it means to be an outsider, and what happens when the cultures of our past and present collide. Above all, it is an insightful portrait of mothers and daughters.

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"A Vintage departures original"--Title page verso.

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A father and son's life-changing journey through Autism, adolescence and Africa. Inspiring, entertaining and a beacon of hope for those touched by autism.

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MOTIVATION FOR COMPILING MY MEMOIR WAS TO LEAVE A SNAPSHOT INTO MY LIFE'S TRAVELS FOR WHOMEVER MIGHT HAVE AN INTEREST. WHEN I BEGAN AN INTEREST IN MY ANCESTRY, I FOUND THERE WAS LITTLE TO BE FOUND. FEW RELATIVES WERE LEFT AND THEIR MEMORIES SKETCHY. HOPEFULLY MY STORY MIGHT REVEAL A LITTLE OF WHO I HAVE BEEN AND ALLOW ME IN SOME WAY TO SHARE IN THE LIVES OF OTHERS.

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The renowned singer/songwriter's deeply moving memoir chronicles her journey from pain to survival following the suicide of her son, and offers comfort to those who struggle in suicide's aftermath.

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The story of Adam Sutton, following the hit Brokeback Mountain, is a human story, not a gay story, and readers everywhere will find it appealing. His extraodinary, unlikely journey from the world of cowboys, rodeos and stereotypes, to finally self-acceptance, is a powerful reminder that the truth can be even stranger than Hollywood.

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Ann just two months old when she was placed in a Catholic orphanage in Christchurch, New Zealand. She was physically and sexually abused by religious and lay staff at the orphanage and forced to work long hours on the orphanage farm and laundries. This is one of the first books to look at abuse within New Zealand Catholic institutions.

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Now in paperback, a powerful and inspirational memoir of a shocking and improbable journey from torture to recovery.

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When journalist Miranda Kennedy arrives in New Delhi she discovers that renting an apartment as a single woman is next to impossible and finds herself cheerfully labelled as 'the unmarried Feringhee (foreigner) with the cats'. And so begins her struggle to find a place for herself in the New India.

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A charming early memoir of midlife by the bestselling author of Mayflower and In the Heart of the Sea, recounting his attempt to recapture a national sailing championship he'd won at twenty-two.

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The true story of a woman who uncovered the dramatic stories of her mother and sisters with the help of the award-winning television programme, Long Lost Family.

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In this thoughtful and inspiring memoir, the author of the "New York Times" bestsellers "Reviving Ophelia" and "The Shelter of Each Other" explores her personal search for understanding, tranquility, and respect through her work as a psychologist and seeker.