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- Wolf
Empire: An Intimate Portrait of a Species by Scott Ian Barry
- From award-winning photographer Scott Ian Barry
comes Wolf Empire--the most comprehensive and stunning visual record of
wolves ever published in black-and-white photography. In this world of
fur and teeth, texture and shape, light and shadow, Barry creates a
highly intimate look at wolves and their often mystifying way of life.
- Books
by Joanne Michaels
- HUDSON RIVER JOURNEY
- ADIRONDACK HIGH
- LET'S TAKE THE KIDS!
- FAMOUS WOODSTOCK COOKS
- LIVING CONTRADICTIONS
- THE HUDSON VALLEY & CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
- THE JOY OF DIVORCE
- AFTER SHOCK: From Cancer Diagnosis to
Healing
- by Puja A. J. Thomson
- Empowers patients to take charge of all aspects of a
cancer experience; offers practical suggestions, organizational tools
& inspiration; blends conventional, complementary &
alternative approaches.
- Author
of Romance and Suspense, LMH Books
- Laura MarieHenion
- 6 Bontecou Rd
- Stony Point, NY 10980
- (845) 642-5120
- Local Hudson Valley author writing in the genre of
Romance, Suspense and Police Crime. All books available in e-book and
paperback form through the web site.
- Jaimie Hope
- Come follow Baby Jaimie on her very first adventure.
In this story, Baby Jaimie gets her first wheelchair and discovers
things she can now do with her chair that she couldn't do before like
playing baseball and racing her family and friends. By learning she can
now do the things that other children can do she also learns that in
her chair she is unstoppable and learns to believe in herself.
- Harvey Havel
- Freedom of Association
- Set in the suburbs of present-day New Jersey and also
New York City , Freedom of Association traces the demise of three
talented poets and their determination to continue their work despite
overwhelming odds. Each of their lives converge when one of the poets,
a middle-aged bard of traditional verse, is sent into the bowels of the
turbulent inner city where he is ordered by his publishers to mentor a
young, radical African-American slam poet and transform his poetry into
verse that is more acceptable to mostly white, affluent audiences. To
do this, he enlists the help of his beautiful ex-wife who reluctantly
agrees to let the slam poet audit her poetry workshop at the local
university. Their lives are forever changed when the young
African-American slam poet falls for his mentor’s ex-wife. And when the
publishers decide to pull the plug on the slam poet’s career, the three
of them must confront the hard realities of living in the turbulent
urban ghetto while facing uncertain futures as poets.
- Copies of his books, both new and used, may be
purchased at Barnes and Noble.com, Amazon.com, and at other fine
bookstores through special order.
- Hope Farm Press & Bookshop
- 252 Main Street
- Saugerties NY 12477
- 845-246-3522
- Publisher of New York Regional History, Folklore.
Nature, Military History and Genealogy Books
- Ray Melnik
- The Room
- 298 Lake Road
- Salisbury Mills, NY 12577
- 845-9261791
- Description: Published, April 16th 2007, The Room, a
novel by Ray Melnik, explores life, love and a unique brand of
existentialism. He draws on years of interest in science and
existentialism to bring you a story that presents a bold and sometimes
provocative perspective.
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