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From the tale of Lady, the mare who read a Duke University psychologist's mind, to television palomino Mr. Ed's hypnotic hold over Wilbur Post, the thirteen tales in Horse Show explore how humans have used, abused, and spectacularized their equine companions throughout American history. Wrestling with themes of obsolescence, grief, and nostalgia, Bowers guides us through her museum of equine esoterica with arresting imagery, unflinching intens...

Phil Bowers was a comedian and jazz trombone player par excellence! He also compiled jokes to use in any and all situations over his 97 years of life as a husband to wife Carolyn, a singer, and the mother of their eight children. (And each had a sister)! His biography will be published later this year- his wife Carolyn Bowers published her biography just this past year. But this book, written entirely by Phil, or Soupy as was his childhood n...

Malwi, a young girl of the Sea People tribe of the Totmecs is miserable. The witch doctor of the tribe is abusive, and she knows not what to do. Throwing herself in misery down on the sand of the beach, Malwi looks up, and sees a miracle! A giant of a man, with unheard of reddish gold hair, is propelling himself by magic over the waves of the sea, heading towards that very beach. He proves to Atlas, from a far away northern land called Atlanti...