Historical precedent, statistics, and current events overwhelmingly favor traditional liberal economic policies. Why, then, are liberals having so much trouble getting their message across? It's all in how they are framing their arguments, and in their reluctance to confront, head-on, significant public biases and misconceptions. The illustrated Farewell Fantasyland addresses these problems by taking the reader step-by-step through a series of basic realities, from "wealth consists of products and services," to "globalization is our nation's disaster." Among other realities explained: government made our economy the greatest in the world; wealth is a zero-sum game; conservatives sold us trade based on sound economic principles, but gave us trade based on destroying working-class wages; more education won't help workers as a class; liberal fiscal policies, not WWII, got us out of the Great Depression; estate taxes are not death taxes; all societies are always governed all the time; the world is not flat; economics is philosophy, not science; and much, much more.

Farewell Fantasyland: Time For Economic and Political Reality

Politics & Social Sciences

Kelly, Charles

Politics & Government

Charles M. Kelly

The Wild Bunch, the confederation of western outlaws headed by Butch Cassidy, found sanctuary on the rugged Outlaw Trail. Stretching across Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Arizona, and New Mexico, this trail offered desert and mountain hideouts to bandits and cowboys. The almost inaccessible Hole-in-the-Wall in Wyoming was a station on the Outlaw Trail well known to Butch Cassidy. To the south, in Utah, was the inhospitable Robbers’ Roost, where Butch and his friends camped in 1897 after a robbery at Castle Gate. 
Charles Kelly recreates the mean and magnificent places frequented by the Wild Bunch and a slew of lesser outlaws. At the same time, he brings Butch Cassidy to life, traces his criminal apprenticeship and meeting with the Sundance Kid, and masterfully describes the exploits of the Wild Bunch.

The Outlaw Trail: A History of Butch Cassidy and His Wild Bunch

Biographies & Memoirs

Bison Books

Decades in the desert have made reporter Michael Callan hard as a sun-bleached skull. But mutilated migrants and his ex-flame keep causing Callan trouble . . . even if they're six feet under. Mix an innocent beauty with a savage one, add an assembly of killers, thugs, and a surgeon. Stir vigorously, and you've got a bloody cocktail-lethal for an Irishman who doesn't drink. This is the first novel by Charles Kelly, an award-winning reporter for the Arizona Republic. His in-depth knowledge of criminals, reporters and the issue of illegal immigration across the Arizona-Mexico border are all perfect fodder for this shocking crime fiction debut.

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Literature & Fiction

Point Blank

Decades in the desert have made reporter Michael Callan hard as a sun-bleached skull. But mutilated migrants and his ex-flame keep causing Callan trouble ... even if they're six feet under. Mix an innocent beauty with a savage one, add an assembly of killers, thugs, and a surgeon. Stir vigorously, and you've got a bloody cocktail-lethal for an Irishman who doesn't drink. This is the first novel by Charles Kelly, an award-winning reporter for the Arizona Republic. His in-depth knowledge of criminals, reporters and the issue of illegal immigration across the Arizona-Mexico border are all perfect fodder for this shocking crime fiction debut.

POINTBLANK

Introduction by Charles S Peterson. 251 pp Maps, photos; index. Reprint of 1938 edition

Journals of John D. Lee 1846-47 and 1859

Regional U.S.

University of Utah

Book is in good condition. Some minor shelf and usage wear.

Old Greenwood: The Story of Caleb Greenwood, Trapper, Pathfinder and Early Pioneer of the West

Jack Bacon & Company

Covers the basics of mountain biking, including selecting a bike and accessories, off-road riding techniques, and care and maintenance of a mountain bike

The Original Mountain Bike Book (Bicycle Books)

Sports & Outdoors

Van Der Plas, Rob

Keyes, Philip

Phelan, Jacquie

Individual Sports

Motorbooks Intl

There are no limits to God's capacity to surprise us.  When the Russian troops marched into Latvia for the second time during World War II, Chuck Kelly's grandfather fled with his family on a German cargo ship, a smoked ham strapped to his back.  Sixty years later, Chuck returned to Latvia to receive Latvia's highest honor, the Order of the Three Stars, for his work in the rebuilding and spiritual development of the country after the destructive decades of Communism.  No one was more surprised by this turn of events than Chuck.  Remarkably, Chuck is not a reformer, a politician, or a diplomat: like his grandfather before him, he is a minister and founder of an international Christian charity.  For more than twenty years, Chuck’s mission has been to build bridges between people, church and organizations in North America and Latvia.  Surprised by the Father's Plan is the compelling story of God's unexpected leading in the life of a man, a ministry and a nation.  A powerful example of God's redemptive faithfulness through the generations, it challenges us to recognize the surprises that God works in our own lives.

Surprised by the Father's Plan (After Christendom Series)

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Authentic UK

Dan J. Marlowe (1914-1986), author of The Name of the Game is Death, was one of the finest paperback suspense novelists of the 1960s and 1970s, so good that Stephen King dedicated a book to him. But Marlowe’s life was full of strange drama, some featuring his friendship with bank robber Al Nussbaum, a partner of the murderous sociopath Bobby “One-Eye” Wilcoxson. This biography interweaves the stories of Nussbaum, who became a mystery-story writer, Wilcoxson, who committed a savage murder after being released from prison, and Marlowe, who, stricken with amnesia, was haunted by the ghosts of his past, some of whom roamed the world of kinky sex. Book contains 16 photos.  “Fantastic…This biography is almost as wild, compelling, dark and surprising as one of Marlowe’s books...Highly recommended!”—Lee Goldberg, author and TV writer/producer who has scripted Diagnosis: Murder, Monk, Hunter and Spenser: For Hire.  “A brilliant biography of the great noir and hardboiled paperbacker Dan J. Marlowe, written with novelistic flair by Charles Kelly.”--James Reasoner, celebrated western/mystery writer and author of Texas Wind. Reasoner called Gunshots in Another Room one of his ten favorite books of 2012.  "I still remember buying The Name of the Game is Death on a metal spin rack when I was in college. No novel except They Shoot Horses, Don't They? had ever shocked me to the same degree. Marlowe had created a masterpiece. So has Charles Kelly."--Ed Gorman, legendary mystery writer and editor of The Big Book of Noir.  “Kelly relates (the details of Marlowe’s life) with a sharp and sympathetic eye and a hardboiled style. Informative and well-written, Gunshots in Another Room makes for quite a story.”--Woody Haut, author of Pulp Culture: Hardboiled Fiction and the Cold War, Neon Noir, and Heartbreak and Vine: The Fate of Hardboiled Writers in Hollywood.  “For anyone interested in the history of crime fiction, or the evolution and devolution of the paperback original industry, Gunshots in Another Room is an indispensable volume.”—Cullen Gallagher, in the Los Angeles Review of Books.   “(The book) demonstrates impeccable (and imaginative) research, perhaps not surprisingly since Kelly is an award-winning journalist.”—Marvin Lachman, author of A Reader’s Guide to the American Novel of Detection.  “Kelly’s delight in his subject is so palpable that we feel his excitement as if we’re handling the material ourselves…His biography unfolds like the best stories; truth that reads as fiction, containing narrative drive, setups and plenty of payoffs along the way, satisfying and literate.”—Jessica Argyle, author of Arrest Me (before I write again), on KeysNews.com.

Gunshots in Another Room: The Forgotten Life of Dan J. Marlowe

Arts & Literature

Charles Kelly

We’ve all met people who made a difference for us, who stepped up at just the right time with advice and wisdom. Finnegan, a mysterious, congenial man who may or may not be British, is just such a person. He’s the focus of this life-changing fable:  Finnegan’s Way: The Secret Power of Doing Things Badly. Finnegan is not dispensing advice on how to grind the last bit of work out of underpaid employees. Instead, he has a life-affirming message for everyone: the manager, the employee, the lonely man seeking a relationship, the stressed-out woman seeking to lose a few pounds, the dispirited person trying to get going again. Finnegan forgives. He understands human failings. He doesn’t chide us for complaining that someone moved our cheese. Instead, he shows us a way to use our mistakes to get us where we want to go. Once you meet Finnegan, your life will never be the same again.

Finnegan's Way: The Secret Power of Doing Things Badly

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Farewell Fantasyland: Time For Economic and Political Reality

The Outlaw Trail: A History of Butch Cassidy and His Wild Bunch

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Journals of John D. Lee 1846-47 and 1859

Old Greenwood: The Story of Caleb Greenwood, Trapper, Pathfinder and Early Pioneer of the West

The Original Mountain Bike Book (Bicycle Books)

Surprised by the Father's Plan (After Christendom Series)

Gunshots in Another Room: The Forgotten Life of Dan J. Marlowe

Finnegan's Way: The Secret Power of Doing Things Badly