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Hardback. Condition: Very Good. How is a woman in her thirties, HIV-positive and fresh out of rehab, supposed to find love and work in contemporary, urban America, steering clear of self-pity and doctrinaire "happy-talk"? This linked short story collection shows how Glory goes and gets some. Emily Carter's debut traces Glory?s stay in Minnesota?s recovery community, from halfway houses in blighted urban neighborhoods to well-funded treatment centers in bucolic pastures. From her addictions to heroin and alcohol in New York through her unlikely, tenuous, yet rewarding alliances with the full range of treatment mavens in the midwest, Glory gives us an uncensored and irreverent account of her experiences in twelve-step recovery?a process that, for all its faults, ultimately works for her. ?That first six months, there were an awful lot of people I met who talked the talk, all the time. Their faces seemed to glow, and they?d go on about so-and-so "getting it, getting the program," having that much-touted aura of serenity about them. It was my experience that such persons usually relapsed and stole their roommate?s stereo equipment, or charged five thousand dollars worth of lingerie at Neiman Marcus. Glory Goes and Gets Some is a streetwise and sardonic look at sex, HIV, addiction, and recovery. Emily Carter's work has received many awards and fellowships, including the Loft/McKnight Award, a Bush Grant, and a National Magazine Award. Her writing has appeared in Story Magazine, Gathering of the Tribes, Between C & D, Artforum, Open City, Great River Review, and Poz Magazine, for which she was the cover subject of the 1998 summer fiction issue. Glory Goes and Gets Some features stories that were originally published in The New Yorker, and the title story was selected by Garrison Keillor for Best American Short Stories 1997. Emily Carter lives in Minneapolis.…

Hardback. Condition: Good. How is a woman in her thirties, HIV-positive and fresh out of rehab, supposed to find love and work in contemporary, urban America, steering clear of self-pity and doctrinaire "happy-talk"? This linked short story collection shows how Glory goes and gets some. Emily Carter's debut traces Glory?s stay in Minnesota?s recovery community, from halfway houses in blighted urban neighborhoods to well-funded treatment centers in bucolic pastures. From her addictions to heroin and alcohol in New York through her unlikely, tenuous, yet rewarding alliances with the full range of treatment mavens in the midwest, Glory gives us an uncensored and irreverent account of her experiences in twelve-step recovery?a process that, for all its faults, ultimately works for her. ?That first six months, there were an awful lot of people I met who talked the talk, all the time. Their faces seemed to glow, and they?d go on about so-and-so "getting it, getting the program," having that much-touted aura of serenity about them. It was my experience that such persons usually relapsed and stole their roommate?s stereo equipment, or charged five thousand dollars worth of lingerie at Neiman Marcus. Glory Goes and Gets Some is a streetwise and sardonic look at sex, HIV, addiction, and recovery. Emily Carter's work has received many awards and fellowships, including the Loft/McKnight Award, a Bush Grant, and a National Magazine Award. Her writing has appeared in Story Magazine, Gathering of the Tribes, Between C & D, Artforum, Open City, Great River Review, and Poz Magazine, for which she was the cover subject of the 1998 summer fiction issue. Glory Goes and Gets Some features stories that were originally published in The New Yorker, and the title story was selected by Garrison Keillor for Best American Short Stories 1997. Emily Carter lives in Minneapolis.…

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Hardback. Condition: Good. "Delightful!" ?BookRiot "One magical, impossible treehouse after another." ?The Wall Street Journal Treehouses are for wonder. Treehouses are for snacks. Treehouses are for whispers and snickers and echoes. Treehouses are for everyone. This magical work of art from acclaimed picture book creators Carter Higgins and Emily Hughes celebrates the universal wonder of treehouses and all the adventure that live among branches. Hughes, Emily (illustrator).…

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. If you want to have a highly successful career when you grow up but have no idea where to get started, then keep reading. Are you scared of making a bad career choice that you will deeply regret as an adult? Is the constant worry about your future already giving you a headache? Are you looking for a guide that would step-by-step walk you through finding the right career path so that you could sleep your nights well knowing that you've made the right decision? If so, then this book is for you. Choosing the right career path is one of the biggest decisions you will have to make early on in life. And you don't want to get that wrong, do you? Even though you might currently feel lost, you see, making the right career choice doesn't have to be difficult. Even if you've already spent months and months trying to find the right one. The truth is, it's much simpler than you think. With over 10 years of experience in the education and parenting fields, Emily Carter provides you with a step-by-step blueprint for finding your dream job and turning that into a highly successful and profitable career without you having to spend endless nights just scratching your head and stressing over what you're going to do with your life. In the information-packed pages of Career Planning for Teens, you'll discover. Find Yourself - Making the right choice is impossible if you don't know yourself. The self-assessments and personal reflection will reveal your deeply rooted interests, values, and skills so that you can finally get to know your true self.Planning. Done Right - Get exact and actionable advice on developing your skills, choosing the right training and education paths, gaining real-world practical experience, and of course, where to get help when you need it.From Novice to Pro - The blueprint doesn't only give you tips on planning your career, it also provides you the much-needed guidance on how to eventually become a top-tier professional working in the best positions in your chosen field.And Much, Much More. Just imagine how you'll feel once you get the burden of not knowing what to do with your life off your shoulders, and how much less stressed and overwhelmed you'll become. So even if you've already made the wrong decision regarding your career, you can still fix it and get on the right track and start directing yourself toward your dream life with the help of Career Planning for Teens.…

Hardback. Condition: Very Good. How is a woman in her thirties, HIV-positive and fresh out of rehab, supposed to find love and work in contemporary, urban America, steering clear of self-pity and doctrinaire "happy-talk"? This linked short story collection shows how Glory goes and gets some. Emily Carter's debut traces Glory?s stay in Minnesota?s recovery community, from halfway houses in blighted urban neighborhoods to well-funded treatment centers in bucolic pastures. From her addictions to heroin and alcohol in New York through her unlikely, tenuous, yet rewarding alliances with the full range of treatment mavens in the midwest, Glory gives us an uncensored and irreverent account of her experiences in twelve-step recovery?a process that, for all its faults, ultimately works for her. ?That first six months, there were an awful lot of people I met who talked the talk, all the time. Their faces seemed to glow, and they?d go on about so-and-so "getting it, getting the program," having that much-touted aura of serenity about them. It was my experience that such persons usually relapsed and stole their roommate?s stereo equipment, or charged five thousand dollars worth of lingerie at Neiman Marcus. Glory Goes and Gets Some is a streetwise and sardonic look at sex, HIV, addiction, and recovery. Emily Carter's work has received many awards and fellowships, including the Loft/McKnight Award, a Bush Grant, and a National Magazine Award. Her writing has appeared in Story Magazine, Gathering of the Tribes, Between C & D, Artforum, Open City, Great River Review, and Poz Magazine, for which she was the cover subject of the 1998 summer fiction issue. Glory Goes and Gets Some features stories that were originally published in The New Yorker, and the title story was selected by Garrison Keillor for Best American Short Stories 1997. Emily Carter lives in Minneapolis.…

Hardback. Condition: Good. How is a woman in her thirties, HIV-positive and fresh out of rehab, supposed to find love and work in contemporary, urban America, steering clear of self-pity and doctrinaire "happy-talk"? This linked short story collection shows how Glory goes and gets some. Emily Carter's debut traces Glory?s stay in Minnesota?s recovery community, from halfway houses in blighted urban neighborhoods to well-funded treatment centers in bucolic pastures. From her addictions to heroin and alcohol in New York through her unlikely, tenuous, yet rewarding alliances with the full range of treatment mavens in the midwest, Glory gives us an uncensored and irreverent account of her experiences in twelve-step recovery?a process that, for all its faults, ultimately works for her. ?That first six months, there were an awful lot of people I met who talked the talk, all the time. Their faces seemed to glow, and they?d go on about so-and-so "getting it, getting the program," having that much-touted aura of serenity about them. It was my experience that such persons usually relapsed and stole their roommate?s stereo equipment, or charged five thousand dollars worth of lingerie at Neiman Marcus. Glory Goes and Gets Some is a streetwise and sardonic look at sex, HIV, addiction, and recovery. Emily Carter's work has received many awards and fellowships, including the Loft/McKnight Award, a Bush Grant, and a National Magazine Award. Her writing has appeared in Story Magazine, Gathering of the Tribes, Between C & D, Artforum, Open City, Great River Review, and Poz Magazine, for which she was the cover subject of the 1998 summer fiction issue. Glory Goes and Gets Some features stories that were originally published in The New Yorker, and the title story was selected by Garrison Keillor for Best American Short Stories 1997. Emily Carter lives in Minneapolis.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Paperback. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.