Adirondack Eats is an informative and entertaining guidebook for the beautiful North Country of New York. Utilizing local surveys and on-site anonymous review visits, Adirondack Eats offers an insider's perspective to help match customers to dining experiences that meet their tastes and budget. The book features in-depth, highly entertaining reviews of our Top 46 restaruants and bars. The "Local Lowdown" section contains 180 brief commentaries largely culled from our respondents. Additional features include "The Challenges of Running an Adirondack Restaurant", as well as a section containing the "Best of " lists including ones for snowmobiling, bakeries, beer and much more.

Adirondack Eats Restaurant Review Guide

Travel

Matt DeLaMater and Molly Irvine

Food, Lodging & Transportation

Cold River Press

Cynthia Linville s new book, The Lost Thing, is an eloquent testimony to love, mostly love lost but also an unquenchable affirmation of life. The honesty with which she views life is manifest in these words: "even the sweetest of pilgrimage shatters/ under too much light. She is not afraid to expose the intensity of her varied life under this light." Nature is an integral part of many poems: the forbidden plum, the bees at Joshua Tree National Park, or Duncan's Landing that is a briny repository of secrets. There is also the strangler vine that destroys her grandparents home. In her last poem, "I am Fortune's ungraceful daughter," she asks that time be returned back to her. "Return it to me," she says, words that echo in the heart for many of us, and this book of poems is one to which you will want to return. Allegra Jostad Silberstein Poet Laureate for the city of Davis, CA

The Lost Thing

Cynthia Linville

97 Poems

D.R. Wagner

Sacramento Voices - An Anthology of Sacramento Poets

Sacramento Voices Poetry Anthology Volume 1

Jeff Knorr

A collection of Sacramento area writers and poets.

Sacramento Voices Poetry Anthology Volume 2

Ben Rafoth

Bill Pieper's newest collection of short stories, Forgive Me, Father. His work has appeared in several literary magazines throughout the years earning nominations for the Pushcart Prize as well as winning a national award from Scratch Writer magazine. Two prior novels, Belonging (2006) and What You Wish For (2011) were equally well received. This current collection further highlights Mr. Pieper's ability as a keen wordsmith, taking the reader beyond the pages of the book into the world he creates within its covers. These twelve, succinct stories allow a fine glimpse into the delightful and playful mind that is Bill Pieper. You will not want to put the book down.

Forgive Me, Father

Literature & Fiction

Bill Pieper

Contemporary

The Near Enough

Michael C. Keith

Silva's poetry rewards the reader with the gift of exquisite lacework, adorned with choice words and skillfully wrought poetic imagery, which allow you to get a glimpse of both the intoxicating sensuality of survival and the scalpel scars on the tender skin of life. Many-layered, it excels alike in depicting the sphere of personal experience and of traumatic social issues. - Dr. Aprilia Zank. Lecturer for Creative Writing and Translation Theory Ludwig Maximilian University, Munich, Germany

Rumor

Silva Zanoyan Merjanian

Collection of Poems by Wendy Williams

In Chaparral - Life On The Georgetown Divide, Caliifornia

Wendy Patrice Williams

Hyouhakusha

T. William Wallin-sato

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