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Persian Girls: A Memoir by Nahid Rachlin This lyrical and disturbing memoir by the author of four novels (Foreigner, etc.) tells the story of an Iranian girl growing up in a culture where, despite the... More about this book »	Walking Guides by Charles Davis Fully illustrated GPS ready walking guides from Discovery Walking Guides at www.walking.demon.co.uk Walk! The Alpujarras Walk! Mallorca (North & Mountains) Walk... More about this book »
Seducing the Spirits by Louise Young Jenny Dunfre is a graduate student in tropical ornithology who, because of a sexual indiscretion, is banished from her relatively staid appointment at research... More about this book »	Writing Killer Mysteries with Kris Neri: 8 Lessons to Get You... by Kris Neri Learn at your own pace with Killer Fiction Workshops! In "Writing Killer Mysteries: 8 Lessons To Get You Into Print," award-winning author and UCLA... More about this book »
Bumping About Brittany by Charles Davis Bumping About Brittany is a guidebook with a difference, a series of excursions into the cultural, physical and emotional heartland of Brittany that can be followed... More about this book »	Walking The Dog by Charles Davis Santa Margarita y Los Monjes is a small place, but that doesn't prevent things happening on a large scale. Gravity is suspended in the Case of the Disappearing... More about this book »
Walk On, Bright Boy by Charles Davis A touching account of friendship and betrayal in Moorish Spain, WALK ON, BRIGHT BOY evokes the pleasures and purposes of walking as a way of engaging with life.... More about this book »	The Hollands' Adventure by Sherrie Theriault This is the first in a series of seven adventures taken by the Holland family. Meet Moe the oldest son, Charlie his younger brother, their mother Rose Holland and... More about this book »
Fill Me In, too by Sherrie Theriault Come away with me again into a world of wonder both strange and beautiful; a place to explore and invent with color texture and mood. Designs born of desire... More about this book »	Because I Love Her: 34 Women Writers Reflect on the Mother-... by Susan Wiggs This profound and poignant collection highlights some of the best literary writers of our time in an era when the roles of mothers and daughters are constantly... More about this book »

Along the Border Lies by Paul Flores Alfredo is a confused teenager from Chula Vista who forms a vigilante group to assault Mexican immigrants; Miranda is a Tijuana socialite and single mother involved... More about this book »	Fruitflesh: Seeds of Inspiration for Women Who Write by Gayle Brandeis More about this book »
Self Storage by Gayle Brandeis More about this book »	The Language of Light by Meg Waite Clayton Meg Waite Clayton's first novel, the Bellwether Prize finalist The Language of Light is now available in paperback as a Random House Reader's Circle Selection... More about this book »
On the Nature of Human Romantic Interaction by Karl Iagnemma Restless, lonely, romantic, the disparate protagonists in On The Nature Of Human Romantic Interaction safeguard their emotions behind walls of logic and knowledge.... More about this book »	The Expeditions by Karl Iagnemma From Karl Iagnemma, recipient of the Paris Review Plimpton Prize, comes a fierce and gorgeous story of an estranged father and son’s unlikely journey though the... More about this book »
Done for a Dime by David Corbett The death of an old jazz musician, the axman for legends like Bobby Blue Bland and King Curtis, sounds the blue note of this dazzling novel, narrated in the blunt... More about this book »	Haiku Tunnel by Jacob Kornbluth An office comedy about a terrific temporary secretary who starts to short circuit when he tries to go "perm". More about this book »
The Best Thief in the World by Jacob Kornbluth An 11 year old kid, Izzy, breaks in to other people's apartments in his tenement building -- not necessarily to steal, but as a coping mechanism to deal with a... More about this book »	Xochitl and the Flowers/ Xochitl la Nina de las Flores by Jorge Argueta Miles away from their home in El Salvador, Xochitl (Soh-cheel) and her family make a home in America. Xochitl misses her family�s small flower business and garden... More about this book »