Another humorous book from the well-known comedians and authors of "The Lavishly Tooled Smith and Jones Instant Coffee Table Book". Besides their series "Alas Smith & Jones" and "Not the Nine O'Clock News" and their work on TV commercials, Smith has starred in TV's "Muck and Brass", while Jones has acted in West End "Charley's Aunt" and "Trumpets and Raspberries".

Janet Lives with Mel and Griff

Humor & Entertainment

Jones, Griff Rhys

Smith, Mel

Humor

HarperCollins, Publishers

<p>Ranch hand Deke has fallen in love with young Wyatt-dubbed "sweet lips." But Wyatt is also the boss' son. When both men are caught making love, Deke realizes they must go on the run-or face a certain lynching. Setting off on a grand adventure, they must fight their enemies by day, but at night they can indulge their passions.</p>

Sweet Lips

Alyson Books

Heavy-duty raunch from the oversexed and pleasingly filthy mind of Mel Smith.The writings of Mel Smith have appeared in In Touch, Indulge, Friction 6, Law of Desire, Frat Sex, Just the Sex, Best Gay Erotica 2002, Best American Erotica 2003, Best of the Best Meat Erotica and online at VelvetMafia.com and SuspectThoughts.com.

Nasty: Erotic Stories

Literature & Fiction

United States

Alyson Pubns

<br>Ranch hand Deke has fallen in love with young Wyatt-dubbed "sweet lips." But Wyatt is also the boss' son. When both men are caught making love, Deke realizes they must go on the run-or face a certain lynching. Setting off on a grand adventure, they must fight their enemies by day, but at night they can indulge their passions.

Through battle, love's heartbreak, and unbelievable loss, follow the lives of three Vietnam War combatants: a North Vietnamese patriot and two untested American boys, as they deal with the legacy of their nations' tragedy. A historically accurate, riveting account of war, its personal cost and lingering aftermath.A riveting, historically accurate tale of war's horror, impossible love, and ultimate redemption. This is the Vietnam generation's story.It was the sixties. We were the baby boomers and our fathers had fought in World War II--the heroes who saved the world from tyranny. It was our obligation to serve, as they had. To duck service, was not an option; not if you believed in life in America, the American way, and family values.* * *"No, Cam...I'm right about Vietnam and World War II," he said, pointing the two fingers holding his cigarette at me like darts. "You'd better have a damn good reason to ask a man to put his life on the line 'cause there's no greater sacrifice he can make. Our fathers had Hitler, Mussolini, Tojo to fight...some of the biggest evil the world has ever known. They really were fighting for freedom and our way of life. Losing wasn't an option."What did we have?... Huh? What the [*] did we have to fight for? Not a goddamn thing! We went because we were Americans...because we were asked by our country to go...young men always have been. So we went...and we died. That's bravery and sacrifice above and beyond the call, my friend. Dyin' for nothin'...that's a hell of a thing to ask of a man."* * *"NAM, The Story of a Generation" is a tale of times that defined a generation: the counter culture that grew out of it; commitment without conscience; love in impossible circumstances; the unimaginable horror of war, healing hope, and renewal. The Vietnam War is the common thread that binds together the lives and fortunes of the three main characters.An epic novel about a generation and the conflict that changed two nations.

NAM: The Story of a Generation (a novel)

Genre Fiction

First Steps Publishing

Through battle, love’s heartbreak, and unbelievable loss follow the lives of three Vietnam War combatants, a North Vietnamese patriot and two untested American boys, as they deal with the legacy of their nations’ tragedy. A historically accurate, riveting account of the war, its personal cost and the lingering aftermath.A riveting, historically accurate tale of war’s horror, impossible love, and ultimate redemption. This is the Vietnam generation’s story.• • •It was the sixties. We were the baby boomers and our fathers had fought in World War II—the heroes who saved the world from tyranny. It was our obligation to serve, as they had. To duck service, was not an option; not if you believed in life in America, the American way, and family values.• • •“No, Cam...I’m right about Vietnam and World War II,” he said, pointing the two fingers holding his cigarette at me like darts. “You’d better have a damn good reason to ask a man to put his life on the line ’cause there’s no greater sacrifice he can make. Our fathers had Hitler, Mussolini, Tojo to fight...some of the biggest evil the world has ever known. They really were fighting for freedom and our way of life. Losing wasn’t an option.“What did we have?... Huh? What the fu** did we have to fight for? Not a goddamn thing! We went because we were Americans...because we were asked by our country to go...young men always have been. So we went...and we died. That’s bravery and sacrifice above and beyond the call, my friend. Dyin’ for nothin’...that’s a hell of a thing to ask of a man.”• • •In his debut novel, Mel Smith immerses you into the lives of both American and Vietnam—civilian and combatant. NAM ~ The Story of a Generation, is a story about the Americans who fought in the war and those who opposed it; it is a story of the emotional drive of the civilians and soldiers of North and South Vietnam who fought to free a nation.An epic novel about a generation and the conflict that changed two nations.

NAM, The Story of a Generation: (a novel)

Final Death Race

Comics & Graphic Novels

Birch, Paul

Graphic Novels

Tidalwave Productions

NAM, a novel: Story of the Vietnam Generation

Mel's Press

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