How to Make Love to a Computer (A Star book)

Humor & Entertainment

Steven Carter

Josh Levine

Maurice K. Byte

Humor

Star Bks.

An examination of the dynamics of male-female communication examines male-commitment phobia and explains how women can recognize early warning signs, determine a man's willingness to change, and avoid unnecessary heartache. Reissue.

Men Who Can't Love

Self-Help

Julia Sokol

Relationships

BERKLEY

Bantam Books Ltd

The essence of life in an oligarchy like George Orwell presents in "1984" is that freedom of choice is virtually non existent. But what happens when so many trivial and meaningless choices inundate a culture such as our own and freedom itself becomes devalued? In "A Do-It-Yourself Dystopia", through a variety of essays, Steven Carter addresses this and other issues in a wide ranging search for hidden oligarchies of the American self.

A Do-It-Yourself Dystopia: The Americanization of Big Brother

Literature & Fiction

History & Criticism

Univ Pr of Amer

Reveals true accounts of the ways in which ordinary people view and experience sex and challenging the myth of "perfect" sex lives, finds that sex is, in fact, a combination of thrills, boredom, confusion, and fear for many people

What Really Happens In Bed: A Demystification Of Sex

M. Evans and Company, Inc.

This is How Love Works: 9 Essential Secrets You Need to Know

Some relationships thrive--the partners start off loving and hopeful, and they continue that way.

MJF_Books

Part Great Gatsby, part This Is Spinal Tap, Steven Carter's hilarious debut paints a fictional portrait of a biographer, his notorious subject, and the illusions we hold about fame and fortune.
Howard Hughes embodied the American dream: envied by powerful men, desired by beautiful women, Hughes lived his life larger than all who surrounded him and yet died an emaciated recluse.
This makes him the perfect subject for red-hot biographer Alton Reece. Riding high on the wave of previous astonishing successes, Reece sees Hughes as more than simply a name worth the seven-figure advance he's demanding from his publisher. He finds in Hughes a kindred spirit of greatness, a man misunderstood and beaten down by jealous inferiors. But even as Reece struggles to "know" his subject, his own rapidly unraveling life keeps finding unexpected ways to intrude.
With a deft comic touch and an astounding narrative style, Steven Carter's novel creates a picture of a Hughes that might have been, a biographer that can't separate his subject from his own visions of grandeur, and a public that demands its heroes be larger than life-if only so they can be more easily torn down.

I Was Howard Hughes: A Novel

Humor & Satire

Bloomsbury USA

Famous Writers School

Contemporary

Old Street Publishing

Meditations and poems on the themes of death and antiquity, in the vein of Sir Thomas Browne's famous disquisition. From the prolific author of Catullus Rediviva and Catullus Redux.

Urn Burial

Red Moon Press

Ces hommes qui ont peur d'aimer

Sokol, Julia

Health, Fitness & Dieting

J'Ai Lu

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