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Hotel Room Trilogy: Tricks/Blackout/Mrs. Kashfi by Barry Gifford Plays in three episodes, which take place in the same New York City at three different times. More about this book »	Baby Cat-Face by Barry Gifford From Barry Gifford comes a “wild, wacky, funny, well-written, and surreal” novel (Kansas City Star) about a woman struggling to make her way in “a New Orleans so... More about this book »
Wild at Heart by Barry Gifford In the visual equivalent of sound bites, novelist and poet Gifford (Ghosts No Horse Can Carry, Port Tropique) cuts to the heart with sharply focused shots of young... More about this book »	The Sinaloa Story by Barry Gifford Employing a strange and bountiful cast of characters, The Sinaloa Story bobs and weaves as if challenging the reader to follow a spectacular, if often incoherent,... More about this book »
Perdita Durango by Barry Gifford In Perdita Durango, Gifford brings us the uniquely villainous Perdita, born as a minor character in Wild at Heart and reincarnated here as the killer-lovely queen... More about this book »	My Last Martini by Barry Gifford From the author of Night People, Wild at Heart, The Sinaloa Story, and more than a dozen other works of award-winning fiction and nonfiction comes this piquant... More about this book »
Lost Highway by Barry Gifford Screenplay of Lost Highway, co-written with writer and director David Lynch More about this book »	My Father In The Night by Terence Clarke My Father In The Night tells the story of three generations of men living in the North Beach section of San Francisco in an Irish-American family. Eleven year-old... More about this book »
The Phantom Father by Barry Gifford Gifford’s father, Rudy Winston, was considered a “good man to know” in the wild and woolly Chicago of the 1930s, ’40s, and ’50s. His list of friends and... More about this book »	Out of the past: Adventures in Film Noir by Barry Gifford For a tour of noir cinema this handbook is the perfect companion and Barry Gifford is an ideal guide. His choice selection of films exposes the menacing, moody, and... More about this book »

Sedan - an entertainment - the part three by Phil Cosker Sedan the part three is the final part of the Sedan trilogy. The battles for freedom and justice have been long but finally some matters are resolved – some for the... More about this book »	The Apostles by Phil Cosker Harry Haitch takes a hazardous journey to discover who killed his father and learns that he didn’t know his dad at all. In the end he finds the truth but at great... More about this book »
Do Chocolate Lovers Have Sweeter Babies: The Surprising Science... by Jena Pincott Science writer Jena Pincott spent her pregnancy and postpartum months asking the questions that doctors don’t answer, and finding answers that expectant mothers... More about this book »	Deadly Currents by Beth Groundwater The Arkansas River, heart and soul of Salida, Colorado, fuels the small town’s economy and thrums in the blood of river ranger Mandy Tanner. When a... More about this book »
Story - how the Welsh flag came into being by Phil Cosker This is a short story for children of all ages. You’ve all seen the wonderful dragon on the Welsh flag – well – this is how it came to be there. There’s a dragon, a... More about this book »	Thomas O. Larkin: A Life of patriotism and Profit in Old... by Harlan Hague Thomas O. Larkin was among the first to test what would be called the "California Dream." Arriving in Mexican California in 1832, he expected to become a rich man--... More about this book »
Soft Adventure Travel by Harlan Hague Soft adventure. The sort of experience that goes beyond the typical tourist itinerary. There is no great physical challenge involved here. There is... More about this book »	American Monsters by Sezin Koehler "An important work of post-modern feminist horror, American Monsters is a poignant, angry volume about predation, the corruption of the rave scene, and... More about this book »
A Skeptic's Guide To Writers' Houses by Anne Trubek "A remarkable book: part travelogue, part rant, part memoir, part literary analysis and urban history, it is like nothing else I've ever read. In wondering why we... More about this book »	Cool, Calm and Contentious by Merrill Markoe In this hilarious collection of personal essays, New York Times bestselling author Merrill Markoe reveals, among other things, the secret formula for comedy: Start... More about this book »