Selections from: Goodbye to Berlin; Prater Violet; Exhumations; Down there on a visit; Kathleen and Frank; Lions and shadows, My guru and his disciple, and A single man

Where Joy Resides: A Christopher Isherwood Reader

Politics & Social Sciences

Bachardy, Don

White, James P.

Social Sciences

Farrar. Straus & Giroux

Isherwood published his first book in 1928 and his last in 1983. This selection contains long sections from six of Isherwood's books, including "Goodbye to Berlin" and "My Guru and his Disciple" as well as the complete text of "Prater Violet" and "A Single Man".

Where Joy Resides: An Isherwood Reader

VIDAL,GORE

Methuen Publishing, Ltd.

Thaw

Literature & Fiction

Vantage Pr

Clarity: A text on writing

Reference

Paul Hanson

I AM EVERYONE I MEET: Random Encounters on the Streets of Los Angeles relates the spontaneous meetings that the author has with many strangers in the city. The LOS ANGELES TIMES states that "The people White talks to, because it is Los Angeles, come from all over the world. This makes the vignettes even more fascinating-the cab driver from Moscow...the Latino man who has learned Japanese... White approaches strangers with humor and respect...and has an instinct for gentleness." THE AMERICAN BOOK REVIEW says "With shutters open a whole world gone missing is revealed in James White's I AM EVERYONE I MEET." The book has 134 pages and is divided into many sections that can be read in any order. James White writes in his introduction that "Seeing the world as filled with strangers who threaten us or seeing it as filled with other people who are like us and who interest us, makes a difference."

I Am Everyone I Meet: Random Encounters on the Streets of Los Angeles

Literary

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

When Jim's father leaves home, the children are left with a narcissistic mother who leads him and his sister into a world where they have to depend on themselves. There is a loving grandmother and a host of other characters in the small town where they live who help them learn about reality.

Observations Without Daddy: Vivid Evocations of Growing Up in Texas

Biographies & Memoirs

Regional U.S.

A one act monologue about a Mexican mother in rural Michoacan during the 1970s. The mother, despite living in an unheated house with no screens on the windows and being impoverished, gives love and character to her children.

My Mexican Mother: A one act monologue

Juarez, Abel

Dramas & Plays

This is the 6th edition of a successful literary novel about young love. It takes place during a wedding day. Selected as one of the "Favorite Books" by the Chicago Tribune, a Small Press Book Club Selection, and a Best Small Press Books selection of the Library Journal. The book is set in Texas in the 1950s.

Birdsong: A Novel

Genre Fiction

The World Within: A Novella

Independently published

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