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In Golf Architecture for Normal People, golf architecture expert Geoff Shackelford elucidates the world's most interactive art form in ways that all golfers can enjoy. For those smitten by this centuries-old sport, Shackelford takes readers on a fun walking tour through what is often considered a rarefied field and achieves the following along the way: --Helps golfers of all skill levels become keener observers while getting more joy out of pl...

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The bond between sisters is not to be taken lightly. These ladies especially. They are as ruthless as they come, and they've got each others backs. The Jackson sisters are living life to fullest when one decides she wants something else.... something more! Follow Kortney, Kryslyn and Karmalita on this journey of self discovery and betrayal.

Urban Pulp Fiction delivers an unforgettable ensemble of characters. Kingpins, pimps, dope boys, and thot's. This story takes you on a wild journey of corruption, family secrets, jealousy, and murder. What's the value of your soul with nothing to show for it? Find out between the pages of this urban thriller.

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Nickole Colletti is the Mafia Queen. Her methods will make many a male Mafioso flinch in horror. She is one of the most powerful, feared, and despised underworld czars since Al Capone. She will stun and fascinate the readers of this scorching tale. Mafia Queen is fast-paced, adult reading, that is not at all recommended for the squeamish. It has scenes of raw power and unbridled passion that will burn a place in your literary consciousness for...

A gripping account of the long-forgotten 1939 national high school football championship between Garfield, NJ and Miami--and the stories of the players, families, coaches and cities that figured in this contest.

In MY CANCER YEAR, Curtis Pesmen, a veteran health journalist and book author, chronicles his successful fight with advanced colon cancer in a brutally honest and illuminating memoir. Through this moving account--which takes the reader through his initial shock of diagnosis, through treatment, experimental surgery and finally recovery--Pesmen's insights and experiences cast light on how to manage the challenges of cancer people don't like to t...

In A Game for Life: Golf's Rules & Rewards, Gene Westmoreland imparts his wisdom and experience on how golf's treasures lie well beyond the score. In this collection of essays, Westmoreland enlivens the often-complex rules of golf through engaging, memorable and often humorous stories and anecdotes of real situations encountered by amateurs and professional golfers, many of which drawn from the authors' lifetime experiences in golf

With renewed interest in man's primal antecedents, Rain Forest Wisdom offers a wealth of examples of the gorilla's behavior and what that tells us about being human--from low-fat, high protein diet, to caring for the young to group dynamics and even leadership. Andrew Grant, former managing director of the London Zoo, draws on research, interviews and personal experience to illuminate hundreds of fascinating details on the wild mountain gorill...

A the remarkable journal of a free-spirited, young American woman abroad in Greece with her writer husband in 1964. Inspired by the sixties' vogue for the exuberant land of Zorba and Lawrence Durrell. they seek an Aegean idyll-but their plans threaten to go awry when she learns she is pregnant. Settling in Athens, she gives birth to a boy at the country's only natural-childbirth clinic. As a new mother in a strange land, she struggles to recon...

An elegant debut novel by a former international CNN correspondent on the marriage breakdown of two American expats with the chaos of civil war in Beirut in 1983 as the story's backdrop.

For 15 years "Esquire's" Raab has intimately (and wittily) profiled celebrities--from Will Ferrell to Sean Penn. In this work, he presents his greatest hits--22 profiles from "Esquire" and "GQ"--on what it feels like to get up close and personal with the biggest stars of our time.

First published in 1926, this volume is a well-recognized classic that imparts golf's fundamentals and foibles through the author's own playing and friendships with golf's greats, including Bobby Jones and Walter Hagan.

In this debut work, a young artist attempts to make her mark in Manhattan's art world. As she makes her professional ascent, a string of set-backs and betrayals send her down a path of self-discovery--both personal and as a painter.

With sharp wit and humor, veteran golf Journalist and historian Jim Apfelbaum examines the game's oddities, rarities, heroes and duffers. A hilarious yet insightful look at how the game has bamboozled players for over 400 years...perhaps now more than ever. Among the author's swing thoughts: The story behind Ben Hogan's secret sixth lesson... The 3 putt that Bobby Jones nearly fanned... How Tiger Woods removes the ball from the cup (with 8 act...

Two startling, quirky and wry novellas that present allegorical worlds around life, death and art. Graphite presents an otherworldly tale of a man in search of the source for the world's most perfect graphite lead cores, turning up a revelation profoundly altering his life. In Brighter, Jano Gambon, a decadent art dealer reveals events that led him to his honor and horror during his final days.

A chronicle of the author's personal sojourn growing up in the blight of Alphabet City (Manhattan's Lower East Side)in the 70s and 80s. The memoir also casts light on the energy of New York's punk rock era through the story of the brief rise and demise of a promising punk band, The Lustres, whose members were friends of the author's, and the tragic death of the ban's charismatic leader.