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	Books
		featured
		A Paragon of Virtue by Christian von Ditfurth [Anne Stameshkin] A morally complex murder mystery about German guilt and denial fifty years after World War II. After Hours at the Almost Home by Tara Yellen [Laura Olson] A debut novel explores loss, love, friendship, and escape on Superbowl Sunday. Hiding Out: Decoys by Jonathan Messinger [Anne Stameshkin] This enchanting debut collection explores – with wit and warmth – the decoys we create to preserve ourselves and connect with others. Dangerous Space by Kelly Eskridge [Dorrie Munhall] The Delivery Man by Joe McGinniss, Jr. [Anne Stameshkin] In this gripping debut novel, Chase tries to leave Las Vegas and rescue a friend from prostitution – but soon he's chauffeuring for her profitable teenage call-girl service. Light Fell by Evan Fallenberg [Tori Fullard] A family reunion, long in the making, forces a father and his five sons to face their feelings and each other in Light Fell, an exploration of family and love. Grub by Elise Blackwell [Tori Fullard] Elise Blackwell’s new novel is a simultaneously funny and horrifying glimpse into the life of writers trying to navigate the publishing world. Poe: Illustrated Tales of Mystery and Imagination [Andy Fredrickson] From the cover illustration to the final image, a triumph in synergy between masterful prose, poetry, and artistic interpretation. Boxing for Cuba by Guillermo Vincente Vidal [Dorrie Munhall] A story of immigration, loss, and racism that brings home the battles immigrants face when coming to America. The Musical Illusionist and Other Tales by Alex Rose [Nina Shope] You have heard the rumors about the Library of Tangents; you have dared to board the old subway car at the defunct subterranean depot; now prepare to enter a world of paradoxes, anomalies, and esoteric wonders; surely your curiosity will be rewarded.
		Art
		The Illustrated Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm [Mark Flanagan] Die Gestalten has collected 23 of the Grimm classics and visually updated them with illustrations from an international roster of modern artists and graphic designers. Sex Bots Programmed to Entice in Black Rust [Miss Crystal] If dark, sexual fantasy intrigues you this is a definitive piece for your collection. Trend House Fall Fashion Review [Elena Gorelik] The Trend House lines are inspiring. If this is the future of fall fashion, you can expect to look fabulous regardless of age or body type. Northern Lights Shine - North by North [Robert Mc Lain] Gain exposure to Scandinavian art and learn more about a culture that is often overlooked. 12 Japanese Masters A Creative Journey [B. C. Hughes] 12 Japanese Masters is a new release from Graphis. The book explores the work of twelve great Japanese designers after World War II.
		Biography
		Just a Geek by Wil Wheaton [Sara Benson] Yes- the guy from Stand By Me and Star Trek: The Next Generation. That Wil Wheaton! Lewis Black's Nothing's Sacred [Rafael Zayas] In his new autobiography, the Daily Show's resident ranter reveals his softer side. Bad Seed, Good Book [Ryan Alford] A Review of ?The Life and Music of Nick Cave: An Illustrated Biography?
		fiction
		The Entire Predicament by Lucy Corin [Anne Stameshkin] A haunting collection of stories from the author of Everyday Psychokillers: a History for Girls. Planes crash, wars rage, mice invade, and lonely people try the limits of imagination. Ovenman by Jeff Parker [Laura Olson] Skaters, post-its, and pizza: the combination for a perfect novel. The Keep by Jennifer Egan [Tori Fullard] Jennifer Egan explores the lasting consequences of thoughtless actions in her latest novel, now out in paperback, The Keep. Leaving Brooklyn by Lynne Sharon Schwartz [Anne Stameshkin] In this lyrical novel about sight and memory, the protagonist begins her escape through imagination, an acting class, and even an erotic affair. Hooked by Matt Richtel [Laura Olson] You might want to think twice about checking your e-mail... Chemistry by Lewis DeSimone [Laura Olson] A tour de force in gay fiction from a first-time novelist. The Heart of a Cult by Lena Phoenix [Laura Olson] This debut novel is a must-read for those interested in spiritual communities and transformation. Darcey Steinke's Milk [Debony Miller] In her most recent novel, the author of SUicide Blonde blends sex and spirituality and eluminates the human spirit. Review: A Cold Glass of Milk [Coyote] Nathan Leslie?s ?A Cold Glass of Milk? is a collection of nineteen short stories, each captures a bit of someone we know.
		Graphic Novels
		Life of Buddha by Miho Satogawa [James Serendip] Sidhartha Guatama's life, lushly illustrated by Satogawa, aka Erotic Dragon. Boneyard: Volume Two - An Impishly Tawdry Comic Book [Coyote] Warning: This review contains the following phrases: "monstrously lovable scamps," "demonically childish fart jokes" and "impishly tawdry innuendo.? Read at your own risk. Isaac the Pirate, 1. To Exotic Lands [Andrew Jalving] I was taken off-guard by this book, and not in a positive way. I imagine as with most graphic novel aficionados, what I value in a book or series regards both the artwork and the storytelling. The Grasshopper and the Ant: A comi-tragic comic book [Alex Gorelik] The Grasshopper and the Ant retold with Kurtzman?s Beatnik sensibility and anarchist flare is finally given its due dessert in this full-color, hardcover edition. Finally, this story, obscure even to most Kurtzman fans, will see the light of day. How Loathsome: A Comic Book Off the Beaten Path [Jim MacArthur] A few weeks ago while purchasing my typically drab assortment of mainstream to pseudo-mainstream comics, I picked up a copy of something called how loathsome on a whim. I had no idea what to expect...
		nonfiction
		Grande Expectations: A Year in the LIfe of Starbucks' Stock by Karen Blumenthal [Richard Chapman] An engaging read, but does it hold the secrets to stock-market success? Silent Pictures by Pat Graham [mmunhall] Punk exposed in debut book of photos. 501 Minutes to Christ by Poe Ballantine [Laura Olson] New essays from the award-winning, gourmet-cooking, whiskey-drinking sage from Chadron, Nebraska. The View from Here: Conversations with Gay and Lesbian Filmmakers by Matthew Hays [Tori Fullard] This collection of interviews gives voice to over 30 screenwriters and directors (plus the infamous Divine), allowing them to speak directly about their experiences in filmmaking. The Power of a Positive No by William Ury [Krista DeNovellis] International mediator and bestselling author William Ury outlines an effective and positive technique for saying no to others. He's Just Not That Into You [Robert Mc Lain] But is our reviewer into this uber-popular best-seller?
		Photography
		The Writing On The Wall: London Street Art by Alex MacNaughton [Lia Hayes] The world of graffiti is surrounded by political debate and artistic reverence. Nowhere is this more apparent than on the streets of London, where artists often finish a piece of work only to have it whitewashed by the city’s anti-graffiti league.

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Stephenie Meyer
Breaking Dawn (The Twilight Saga, Book 4)

Genre: Fantasy - Series,Horror & Ghost Stories,Love & Romance,Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Magic,Juvenile Fiction / General,Social Issues - Dating & Sex,Juvenile Fiction,Children's Books - Young Adult Fiction,Fiction - Fantasy,Fiction,Seattle (Wash.),Washington (State),Children: Young Adult (Gr. 10-12)

Garrett B. Gunderson
Killing Sacred Cows: Overcoming the Financial Myths That Are Destroying Your Prosperity

Release Date: 2008-07-01

Genre: Economics, Finance, Business and Industry,Personal Finance,Business & Economics,Consumer Finance,Personal Finance - General,Business & Investing / Personal Finance,General

Andrew Bacevich
The Limits of Power: The End of American Exceptionalism

Genre: Political Science (General),Political Science,Politics / Current Events,Politics/International Relations,Government - U.S. Government,Political Freedom & Security - General,Public Policy - General,Political Science / Government / General,Government - General,1993-2001,2001-,Politics and government,Power (Social sciences),United States

Stephenie Meyer
New Moon (The Twilight Saga, Book 2)

Genre: Juvenile Fiction,Children's Books - Young Adult Fiction,Children: Young Adult (Gr. 10-12),Horror & Ghost Stories,Love & Romance,Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Magic,Juvenile Fiction / General,Juvenile Fiction / Love & Romance,Juvenile Fiction / Science Fiction, Fantasy, Magic,General,Fiction,High schools,Vampires,Werewolves

Jerome R Corsi
The Obama Nation: Leftist Politics and the Cult of Personality

Release Date: 2008-08-01

Genre: Biography: general,Biography: political,Political leaders & leadership,Biography & Autobiography,Biography / Autobiography,Biography/Autobiography,Cultural Heritage,Political,Biography & Autobiography / General,Biography & Autobiography / Political,Political Science / General,General,2008,Biography,Election,Presidential candidates,Presidents,United States

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