Cutbank Path : A Nathan Reed Novel

Joseph Hansen

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Simon Shegelman Paintings : Poetry on Canvas

Oleg Sapoznikov

Simon Shegelman

Naviroute

<p>Creator of Eyewitness News and Peabody Award recipient Al Primo has authored a dynamic book that looks at the television news business from the inside. Eyewitness Newsman chronicles the history of the Eyewitness News concept, showing how one man with a vision challenged the journalistic establishment to create a newscast format that is the industry standard to this day. The New York Daily News said that Primo Almost single handedly changed the face of television news.Primo literally worked his way up from a Pittsburgh television station mailroom to the position of network executive. Along with way he turned the white male dominated news business on its ear, creating a beat system that featured a culturally diverse news team. Along the way he discovered people like Geraldo Rivera and helped turn Tom Snyder into a household name. Eyewitness Newsman takes you behind the scenes and offers a unique look at broadcasting legends like Peter Jennings, Howard Cosell, Frank Gifford, Roger Grimsby, Bill Beutel, Frank Gifford, Bill Burns and Rona Barrett.</p>

Eyewitness Newsman

Biographies & Memoirs

Tatano, Randy

Primo, Albert

Arts & Literature

Hush, Somebody's Callin' My Name : A Photographic Essay of Survival, Resilience and Perseverance

Don Thompson

Unveiling the Mask : My Testimony VOL. 1

Mosi Mandisa

Brooklyn Mirador : History of Grand Army Plaza

Richard F. Kessler

The title says it all, this is the ultimate Philadelphia A's reference book with over one thousand two hundred bios of virtually every person, player, coach, and manager who ever wore an A's uniform and/or appeared in a A's box score as well as those of numerous support personnel, farm system players some who came close to making it to the major and some who didn't. It also includes a complete season-by-season rundown, key trades, league leaders and honors, the everyday players, plus all kinds of other interesting information about this legendary baseball club.The Ultimate Philadelphia Athletics Reference Book 1901-1954 is also author Ted Taylor's homage to Messrs. Johnson and Carmichael. As with his first book, he writes about the lesser players, guys who got a short look maybe one game, maybe just an invitation to spring training, maybe even a transient one as they were traded from one team to the A's and then shipped off to another before ever pulling on a Philadelphia uniform as well as the twenty A's icons now residing in the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY.

Ultimate Philadelphia Athletics Reference Book 1901-1954

Ted Taylor

Knucklebones and the Black Dragon: Part 1 of the Grimlindian Chronicles

Karew, Melvin

Literature & Fiction

Toward the End of the Search : Journey into Darkness - Book 4

J. Arthur Moore

Full-color, 80pg photobook of very beautiful boys (ages 9-16) by American photographer, Bob Lamb. THE AMERICAN BOY made its stunning debut in 2006 in simultaneous hardcover and softcover first editions. The book, instantly popular, quickly sold through its entire runs in both bindings. Because no subsequent printings were published, Lamb's joyous celebration of boyhood has already become a "classic"--scarce and highly prized. No nudity.

American Boy, a Photographic Essay

Jon David Douglas

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