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Kim Hoffman

Dark City: The Lost World of Film Noir

The works of Eddie Muller, including his organization of the Noir Film Festivals, are indispensable to the genre. Few equal his knowledge of the subject, and fewer, if any, surpass...
Shannon Evans

Operation Military Family: How to Strengthen Your Military Marriage and Save Your Family

The military life has a certain appeal to those seeking adventure, excitement, new worlds to explore, and that sense of belonging of esprit de corps.
Lakis Fourouklas

Bar Flaubert

This is not really a review. I've just wanted to say that Alexis Stamatis, along with Soti Triantafillou, is on the top of the list of modern greek writers.
Wisteria Leigh

FAR ABOVE RUBIES

Far Above Rubies, by Cynthia Polansky, is a brilliantly written historical fiction memoir.
Luqman Qadi

"Purging Racism From Christianity", subtitled, (Freedom and Purpose Through Identity)

As one of the minorities (A Blackman) in this country, I, and like all others, have or shall I say had been plunged into a culture that has and will...
Delirious Girl

Midnight's Children

Salman Rushdie's classic book,...
Delirious Girl

The Call Wizard, written by a sales guru transcends any guide ever written on the subject of telemarketing.
Joan Cartwright

So, You Want To Be A Singer?

Live-blogging the “American Idol” premiere by Leslie Gray Streeter | January 13th, 2009 | American Idol Katrina Darrell, aka Bikini Girl Katrina Darrell, aka Bikini Girl
Kim Hoffman

Veterans of War, Veterans of Peace

A valuable text in both the reporting, the remembrance, and the healing of the experience of war. Vietnam was weird because over the years troops were cycled in and out.
Thom  Hawkins

Rhoda: Her First Ninety Years

Rhoda Curtis has turned starting over into an art form. I knew I had to read “Rhoda: Her First Ninety Years” after seeing the blurb on the back cover: “Six...