Jack Cox Williams (8 results)

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

Paperback. Condition: New.

Paperback. Condition: New.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 96 pages. 2 Lance Lee & Charles Shearer Les Corbeaux de Bonnieux 6 Margaret Galvin & Mireille Fauchon Initiation 7 Charles Shearer Hooves and Horns 12 John Hartley Williams & Mike Foreman Cracked Piano Music 18 Joan Poulson & Mike Foreman No teetering 21 Abigail Parry Three, Three, the Rivals 23 Matthew Licht & Ken Cox Dog Dick Afternoons 29 Judi Benson The Dreich Elephant Speaks 32 Tracy Williams & Jack Foreman Tales from the Hollywood Bus Stop 39 Stephen Gray Progenitor 40 Patrick Hughes Perfectspective 46 Tariq Latif & Mike Foreman The Desert Daughter 49 David Gaffney New Shorts 57 Lee Passarella Ezra Pound Reads at the Inaugural 59 Reviews: Khoury-Ghata, D' Aguiar, Burnside and more 63 Tim Vyner Olympic Games Drawings 70 Peter Gibson In a Cold Night 71 Mary Cresswell The Sound of Now 73 Simon Jackson & Ken Cox Satdae Neet Jazz 76 John Saul & Chris Pig Pheasant 81 Reviews: Bartholomew-Biggs, Elliott, Glenday and more 86 Naomi Foyle & Orly Orbach Dawn 92 Thomas Land Funeral Song 94 Knute Skinner Something in the Grass 96 Ron Sandford Portrait of Nicholas Royle.

Paperback. Condition: New.

Paperback. Condition: New.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 3rd Edition. Very Good, With Prev. Owner Stamps, And Minor Traces Of Use.

Paperback. Condition: new. Boyer, Hal (illustrator). Paperback. This is a not-so-fictional autobiography of Jeff Daeron, a functionally illiterate man living in constant fear that his illiteracy would be discovered by his boss, family, and friends with humiliating and otherwise disastrous results. The first part describes how he dealt with situations that required the ability to read such as "I forgot my glasses", "I don't have time to fill out the form now, I'll bring it back in the morning", or "I'm tired, ask mommy to help you read it". Just getting a driver's license or eye glasses were extremely stressful experiences. Jeff lived on the edge, always prepared to run, dodge, and hide from his disability. Then by chance he meets John, an adult literacy tutor. The second part describes how they started from scratch in basic english and math, and how a courageous Jeff emerged from darkness, despair, and hopelessness to a whole new life as his literacy skills grew. It was like being born again! Hitherto unknown feelings emerged such as self-respect and confidence. His health, family life, and and job prospects improved. He made new friends. For the first time he felt enfranchised, no longer an outsider. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.