Written in the 40's, this autobiography is a streetwise portrait of the world of jazz in the 30's and 40's. It shows life in the clubs, roadhouse dances and reefer culture in New Orleans, Chicago, and New York's Harlem. It is "the story of a white Jewish kid who fell in love with black culture, who learnt the clarinet" and loved jazz. - back cover.

Really The Blues

Biographies & Memoirs

Mezzrow, Mezz & Bernard Wolfe

Arts & Literature

Flamingo Press

<p>Meet Missy Steiner owner and operator of Merchants on Main, the cutest mother/daughter-owned shop this side of your favorite wine bar. Missy has a gift for retail and a passion for her store. A store she never knew she wanted. Or needed.\nYou Have No Idea takes you through Missy's inspiring, fearless, and funny journey from her comfy life in the suburbs to an abandoned warehouse full of carpet leftovers that she turned into a beautiful shopping experience in Chattanooga, Tennessee's Southside Historic District.\nA little sparkel goes a long way, and Missy's berand of Sparkle might be just what you need too.</p>

You Have No Idea: Stories from the Southside

Humor & Entertainment

Steiner, Missy

Humor

Positively Altered: Finding Happiness at the Bottom of a Chemo Bag

Howard, Cindy M

Howard, Dr. Cindy M.

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