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Streetwise Baltimore tells how the city's form and its streets developed and how the centuries have echoed with wars, parades, the colorful daily life of citizens, and one of the greatest fire disasters of American municipal history.

For the first time, Jeff MacNelly's baseball cartoons are collected in one book. Here is the whole Shoe cast of characters well-known to readers: Perfesser Cosmo Fishhawk and his nephew Skyler, P. Martin Shoemaker, Roz, Loon, and others. A hit with baseball fans everywhere.

Covering Catastrophe tells what it was like for TV and radio journalists to report the most terrifying story of their lives-and our time.

Max Schmeling is the only living man who has had lengthy conversations with Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Pope Pius XII, Adolf Hitler, and Marlene Dietrich. World Heavyweight Champion from 1930 to 1932, Schmeling's riveting autobiography is finally made available in English translation after years as a best seller in Germany.

If your non-profit organization does not operate a monthly giving program, Hidden Gold will tell you everything you need to know to get one started. If your organization already has a monthly giving program, you're bound to gain new insights about a topic that most nonprofits discuss only behind closed doors.

Guerrilla Gambling: How to Beat the Casinos at Their Own Games! offers players not only winning strategies but also wonderful techniques for getting more comps for less risk. It teaches you how to take advantage of the casinos without the casinos taking advantage of you.

In Exotic Overlays, Heller details methods to find vulnerable favorites and cash exotic overlays in Daily Doubles, Exacts, Triples (Trifectas), the Pick Three and Superfectas.This book reflects the ever-increasing number of exotic wagering options at tracks as full-card simulcasting has become routine.

The Lottery Book: The Truth Behind the Numbers should be read by everyone who plays the state-run lotteries. Despite the fact that we players all know the odds are a million to one against winning those big jackpots, most of us don't know the nature of these games or the math behind them or, yes, how to most effectively play them.