Maz and the '60 Bucs : When Pittsburgh and Its Pirates Went All the Way

O’Brien, Jim

James P. O'Brien - Publishing, Pittsburgh, PA

Forced by a knee injury to sit out part of the basketball season at State University, Chip Hilton watches in dismay as his team suffers through a losing streak, while his friend Soapy is suspected of a series of robberies.

Hardcourt Upset (Chip Hilton Sports Series, Vol 15)

Children's Books

BEE, CLAIR

Farley, Cynthia Bee

Literature & Fiction

B & H Pub Group

As the tenth anniversary of the September 11 attacks approaches, the contributors to this issue of Radical History Review discuss the meanings of 9/11 and critically investigate the ties between memorializing and mythologizing. They probe the contested understandings of the attacks in political rhetoric, policy explanations, cinema, literature, visual arts, photography, public spaces, museums, archives, and education. One article examines the relationship of changing accounts of 9/11 to the shifting directions of US foreign policy; another, to the FBI’s war on terror at home. In an interview, the historian Andrew Bacevich links 9/11 to “perpetual warfare” and a crisis of civilian control over the military. Other contributors analyze the changing meanings of the memorial to the 9/11 attack on the Pentagon in Arlington National Cemetery and explore the role of victims’ families in struggles over memorialization at the World Trade Center site. Other articles address oral histories of 9/11, efforts to retrieve digital artifacts of the events, and attempts to teach these events critically in the classroom. Several pieces look at visual representations related to the attacks (including the film Cloverfield) and literary depictions by such authors as John Updike, Don DeLillo, and Dan Brown. Finally, the issue presents two series of original works of arts that subversively reflect 9/11: images from the Index of the Disappeared project and cartoons from Life during Wartime.
Jim O’Brien Writer and Editor, University of Massachusetts Boston Andor Skotnes Professor of History, the Sage Colleges, Troy and Albany, New York
 Contributors: Paul L. Atwood, Sonia Baelo-Allué, Bob Batchelor, Stephen Brier, Joshua Brown, Mary Marshall Clark, Ann Cvetkovich, Chitra Ganesh, Miriam Ghani, Ivan Greenberg, Jeffrey R. Kerr-Ritchie, Jaclyn Kirouac-Fram, Linda Levitt, Micki McElya, Jeffrey Melnick, Jim O’Brien, Thomas Riegler, Amir Saeed, Matthew Schneider-Mayerson, Magid Shihade, Andor Skotnes, James Stone, Kent Worcester

Historicizing 9/11 (Radical History Review; 111)

History

Skotnes, Andor

Americas

Duke University Press Books

signed one of a kind hardcover with dust jacket. Jacket in acceptable condition with tears to top front dj and back corners. See one of a kind dedication and inscription and dating of signature.

Pittsburgh the Story of a City of Champions

Wolfson, Marty

Wolfson Pub Co

Doing It Right: The Steelers of Three Rivers and Four Super Bowls (Pittsburgh Proud Sports Book Series, 1)

Sports & Outdoors

Football (American)

James Obrien Pub

The Continuing Saga of the Pittsburgh Steelers, the team and its players are the focus.

Whatever It Takes: The Continuing Saga of the Pittsburgh Steelers - II

James O'Brien Publishing

Maz and the '60 Bucs: When Pittsburgh And Its Pirates Went All The Way

James P. Obrien - Publishing

MAZ AND THE '60 BUCS: When Pittsburgh and Its Pirates Went All the Way

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Penguin Profiles: Pittsburgh's Boys of Winter

James O'Brien

No Croaking Allowed

Austin Macauley Publishers

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