Country Music: A Look at the Men Who'Ve Made It

Arts & Photography

Farah, Cynthia

Music

C M Pub

Black Achievers Coloring Books

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Unknown, Author

Crafts & Hobbies

Black Achievers on Inventors Activity Books

Politics & Social Sciences

RUSSELL, Mary

Social Sciences

Black Achievers Activity Book: In Space

Russell, Mary H.

Russell, Charles D.

Black Achievers Great Women Activity Books

Dakin, Eli

Sociology

1989 C & M PUBLISHING (Vol. V) stapled-wraps SOFTCOVER

Black Achievers in Science: Activity Books

Russell, M.

DREAM OF VENUS (OR LIVING PICTURES), a novel set in the 1939-'40 New York World's Fair, is a speculative history reanimating the last great international fair this world would ever know. Meshing actualities with invention, DREAM OF VENUS renders a future past that is nostalgic and predictive, an account of hope and longing at the onset of World War II. Focusing on Zeke Lichtenquist - an artist moved into the Fair's Town of Tomorrow - VENUS takes us on a search for authenticity and meaning. Franklin Roosevelt, Albert Einstein, New York Mayor Fiorello La Guardia, and the Fair's president Grover Whalen all pop in and out, players in a fabled New York of the late 1930s. This work of alternative history has taken its title from Salvadore Dali's surrealistic pavilion featured at the fair.

Dream of Venus (Or Living Pictures)

Beller, Miles

Literature & Fiction

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