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Atwood,
Margaret E. SELECTED POEMS, 1965-1975.
PR9199.3 A8 A6 1987
Bord,
Janet. FAIRIES: REAL ENCOUNTERS WITH LITTLE
PEOPLE. GR549 .B67 1998
Chadwick,
Elizabeth. THE CHAMPION. During the Middle
Ages, Alexander de Montroi and Monday de Cerizay
reunite, only to be thwarted by Monday’s
grandfather and Alexander’s enemy.
(Fiction)
Cher.
THE FIRST TIME. A bit self-indulgent, but a
must for Cher fans. ML420.C472 A3 1998
Corlett,
William. NOW AND THEN. A beautifully told
story of a gay man’s first love and his
inability to let it go. (Fiction)
Dann,
Sam, ed. DACHAU 29 APRIL 1945: THE RAINBOW
LIBERATION MEMOIRS. Eyewitness accounts by
soldiers of the famous army division. D805.5.D33
D33 1998
Dershowitz,
Alan M. SEXUAL MCCARTHYISM: CLINTON, STARR, AND
THE EMERGING CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS. E886.2 .D47
1998
Dominick,
Andie. NEEDLES. The real story about
diabetes. RJ420.D5 D66 1998
Fergus,
Jim. ONE THOUSAND WHITE WOMEN: THE JOURNALS OF
MAY DODD. May Dodd goes West to marry the great
chief, Little Wolf. (Fiction)
Foner,
Eric. THE STORY OF AMERICAN FREEDOM. E179
.F69 1998
Gatlin,
Larry. ALL THE GOLD IN CALIFORNIA AND OTHER
PEOPLE, PLACES, & THINGS. Autobiography of
Larry Gatlin. ML420.G28 A3 1998
Glatt,
John. THE ROYAL HOUSE OF MONACO: DYNASTY OF
GLAMOUR, TRAGEDY, AND SCANDAL. DC943.A1 G755
1998
Hawley,
Noah. A CONSPIRACY OF TALL MEN. Linus Owen,
a professor of conspiracy theory, is informed by
two FBI agents that his wife has been killed in a
plane crash on her way from New York to Brazil.
(Fiction)
Hiaasen,
Carl. STORMY WEATHER. After Hurricane Andrew
rips through southern Florida, the con artists
waste no time in swarming over the disaster area.
(Fiction)
Hoveyda,
Fereydoun. THE BROKEN CRESCENT: THE "THREAT" OF
MILITANT ISLAMIC FUNDAMENTALISM. Islamic
fundamentalists are more dangerous for Muslim
countries than for the West. BP60.H73
1998
Kercheval,
Jesse L. SPACE: A MEMOIR. This novelist, who
spent her childhood in Florida in sight of the
launchings of the Apollo space missions, looks to
her past for illumination of the present.
PS3561.E558 Z47 1998
Keyes,
Marian. WATERMELON. If you enjoyed
Bridget Jones’s Diary, you’ll
enjoy this humorous account of a particularly bad
year in the life of an Irish thirtysomething living
in London. (Fiction)
Loughery,
John. THE OTHER SIDE OF SILENCE: MEN’S
LIVES AND GAY IDENTITIES: A TWENTIETH CENTURY
HISTORY. HQ76.2.U5 L68 1998
Lynch,
Thomas. STILL LIFE IN MILFORD: POEMS.
PS3562.Y437 S75 1998
Miles,
Barry. PAUL MCCARTNEY: MANY YEARS FROM NOW.
ML410.M115 M55 1997
Munro,
Alice. THE LOVE OF A GOOD WOMAN: STORIES. A
collection of stories about love and frustration
experienced by a pre-1970s generation of women.
(Fiction)
Naipaul,
V. S. BEYOND BELIEF: ISLAMIC EXCURSIONS AMONG
THE CONVERTED PEOPLES. A distinguished writer
and traveler tells stories about the Islamic
conversion of Indonesia, Iran, Pakistan, and
Malaysia - and about the neurotic effects entailed
by the Arabization of their cultures. BP63.A1 N35
1998
Pyne,
Stephen J. HOW THE CANYON BECAME GRAND: A SHORT
HISTORY. F788 .P97 1998
Reid,
Van. CORDELIA UNDERWOOD, OR, THE MARVELOUS
BEGINNINGS OF THE MOOSEPATH LEAGUE. A curious
legacy leads to wonderful adventures in 19th
century Maine. (Fiction)
Richie,
Alexandra. FAUST’S METROPOLIS: A HISTORY OF
BERLIN. DD881 .R5 1998
Rinser,
Luise. ABELARD’S LOVE. The relationship
between Peter Abelard and his son, Astrolabe.
(Fiction)
Rosenbaum,
Ron. EXPLAINING HITLER: THE SEARCH FOR THE
ORIGINS OF HIS EVIL. DD247.H5 R67
1998
Rossinow
, Douglas C. THE POLITICS OF AUTHENTICITY:
LIBERALISM, CHRISTIANITY, AND THE NEW LEFT IN
AMERICA. Rossinow shows the continuity between
the religious search for meaning in the 1950s and
the secular search for wholeness and realness in
the "new left" in the 1960s. HN90.R3 R64
1998
Siebert,
Charles. WICKERBY: AN URBAN PASTORAL.
Siebert, a Brooklynite, compares the country to
the city after spending five months in a log cabin
in the Canadian woods. QH81 .S59 1998
Smith,
Lacey B. FOOLS, MARTYRS, TRAITORS: THE STORY OF
MARTYRDOM IN THE WESTERN WORLD. From Socrates
to Martin Luther King, Jr. - how do you define a
martyr? BL626.5 .S65 1997
Updike,
John. IN THE BEAUTY OF THE LILIES. Fabulous
American generational saga - reminiscent of the
classic Rabbit series. (Fiction)
Weber,
Janice. HOT TICKET. A very Clinton-like
president is a major character in this hilarious
spy novel with heroine, concert violinist Leslie
Frost. (Fiction)
Wills,
Rosetta. THE KING OF WESTERN SWING: BOB WILLS
REMEMBERED. ML422.W6 W55 1998
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