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Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. First Printing - First Thus. (ix) 262 pp. Lightly rubbed on the corners with a flat uncreased spine; no interior markings. This collection contains: Introduction; Signposts in the Fog by Andy Kessler; The Not-So-Simple but Really Utterly So Rules of Trading by Dennis Gartman; The Triumph of Hope Over Long-Run Experience: Using Past Returns to Predict Future Performance of a Money Manager by Mark T. Finn and Jonathan Finn; The Long Bond by A. Gary Shilling; Risk Is Not a Knob by Ed Easterling; Psychology Matters: An Investor's Guide to Thinking about Thinking by James Montier; The Means Are the Ends by Bill Bonner; The 2 Percent Solution by Rob Arnott; The Outsider Grading Scandal by George Gilder; The Winner's Rule by Michael Masterson; Rich Man, Poor Man by Richard Russell; and The Millennium Wave by John Mauldin; followed by an index. Size: 8vo. Book.…

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 162 pages. 9.00x6.00x0.41 inches. In Stock.

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Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Octavo. xii, 208 pages. Soft cover bound in brown wrappers. Light wear to the binding. This is a novel of the Salisbury, North Carolina Confederate prison in the Civil War.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Ten-year-old Mary Reed is known by those closest to her to be a reflective, intelligent, sensitive, unassuming young girl who abounds in the joys of growing up in the sparsely populated rural village of Bloomville. However, those family members and friends living in the harshly challenging woodlands of the sweeping pine forests of northern Wisconsin in the mid-1940's are fully unaware of the earth-shaking secret she conceals from them. Living within a matriarchal family, Mary, youngest of three children, inherits strength, wisdom and spirit of optimism and caring from her mother and grandmother. Above all else, she gains from them an understanding of the vibrant forces held in the wilds of nature. As much at ease in exploring the bordering swampland behind her home as she is in sharing dreams and laughter with friend s and her classmates in the village 's one-room schoolhouse, Mary develops a familial kinship with the creatures of the woods. Something separates Mary from other children, a strange power within her that frightens and saddens her and will forever remain hidden. She first notices this phenomenon that makes her different in the early years. Unlike other children, she is never ill, injured, or fearful of anything. Above all, there is the matter of "the light," a weird aberration that gives her unimaginable abilities to alter physical actions of people and objects. Unable to comprehend this oddity, she conceals it out of embarrassment , wishing for it to remain her secret. In the opening chapter of the book, Mary has rescued her brother Tom and sister Sandy from an attack by a mean bully of a man, notorious throughout their rural township for cruel senseless behavior. As the story unfolds, it becomes apparent that this bully, a man named Curt Olmeyer, is following orders from the local deputy-sheriff as part of a plot to drive away the sheriffs family and take his job. Their plot begins with harassment of people and evolves into the kidnapping of a young girl. Mary's intervention locates and saves the victim, but Mary is hesitant to tell adults what she suspects. However, her opinionated and emotional older sister Sandy shares her belief in Olmeyer's role in the crime with girlfriends of the two sisters. The girls, Peggy, Bonnie, and Sandy agree to emulate the antics of comic strip heroes and go to the Olmeyer's farm to acquire evidence to implicate him. Mary disagrees with their idea, but goes along with it to protect them if need be. Peggy arranges for the girls to be driven out to a pond for skating. The pond is located near the Olmeyer farm. Neither the parents nor Tom or "boyfriend" Herbert knows of the girls plans. While at the farm, the girls find an abused dangerous creature waiting for them and soon learn the absent Olmeyers, Curt and his innocent and abused special needs younger brother, lzzy, are away from their house , kidnapping a second child. Mary's village is shaken by the news of the separate kidnappings of two children. For one the few times in her young life, her latent magical powers are unleashed to thwart the criminals' plans to harm the children, but the confrontation with the mastermind, the sinister deputy sheriff, and his deranged, but goofy henchman brings the struggle to her front door. Intense, powerful, exciting and humorous face -offs between Mary and the culprits continue to escalate until a climatic confrontation forces the adults in the community to discover the plot of the evil doers to bum down the school building on the evening of the annual Christmas program's final rehearsal. It is at the schoolhouse where the subplots are resolved within the flurry of Mary neutralizing the criminal boss while his accomplice flees to face a fatal confrontation with his own conscience. In the ensuing days, calm settles across the village and as Christmas day draws to a close a Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Condition: New. &Uumlber den AutorAll of the authors in this book wish you all the blessings possible for the Christmas and winter holiday seasons. May your joys be many, your sorrows be few and may the love of the Lord be with you, always.

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Softcover. Condition: Fine. First Edition. First edition. Blue wrappers. cvi, 309-468pp. Fine. Poetry by Neal Bowers, Frank Gaspar, Richard Gillman, Robert Bernard Hass, Frederick Morgan, Michael Mott, Dan Masterson. Fiction by Sarah Rossiter. Essays by George Watson, Lionel Basney, Christopher Clausen, Daniel Hoffman. Arts and Letters by J.T. Barbarese, Sam Pickering, John Rees Moore, Stuart Wright, J.A. Bryant, Jr., Edward L. Galligan. The State of Letters by D.W. Faulkner, Louis D. Rubin, Jr., and Russell Kirk.…

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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. ] Oblong, perfect-bound softcover, appx 8 1/2 x 10 inches, 84 pages + cover, Near VG. Minor corner curling, minor cover soil. Interior nice. Articles include Slab Casting, Clay: Why it Acts the Way it Does, Clay Mixers and Pug Mills, The Anti-Establishment Mixer, 15 Minnesota Potters, Fastfire Wood, Building with Adobe Bricks [houses and kilns], The Master and the Apprentice (Nancy Jurs and David Santiago), Solar Energy, Solar Kilns, Solar Firing, On the Making of Clay Begonias (poetry) + Notebook & Letters. Numerous b&w photographs. One color plate (1661 Staffordshire slipware Coronation Dish by William Taylor). RWR5 Pottery Art Sculpture Architecture.…

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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good to Fine. FOR MEN ONLY (Men's Adventure Magazine) /// October/1955 /// Volume 2 #10; // 84 pages /// weight = 145 grams; ** Canam Publishers Sales Corp / ATLAS (aka; Marvel Comics / Magazine Management = Identified by Atlas Globe symbol on Cover & 655 Madison Avenue address; Martin Goodman noted as Publisher); *** All Stories illustrated with PHOTO's, (some include Nudity) unless otherwise Noted **; >>> CONTENTS - TRUE ADVENTURE - (1) "Nobody Heard Me Dying" by Michael Donohue; (2) "Chop Off My Foot!" by Val C. Brennan; (3) "Hoodoo Box Number 29" (Horse drawn wagon dsys - FIREMEN in Buffalo) by Joseph S. Masterson; (4) "I Crashed 4 Times in 4 Weeks" by Hy Steirman; (5) "We Sailed the Funeral Ship" by Robert J. Flattery; (6) "If She Screamed - I Was Dead" by P. Andre Pfellin; CRIME AND EXPOSE - (1) "I LIved With 1000 Killers" by Frank O'Leary; (2) "I Cover Houston's Crime" by Zarko Franks; SPORTS AND OUTDOORS - "Your Have to Hit the Dime" by Billy Outen; OFF-TRAIL - (1) "They Pumped Me Full of Poison" by John Tavio; (2) "Women who Follow the Fleet" by Richard Carter; *** illustrated with 3 pages of GGA {Good Girl Art} by Samson Pollen; (3) "The Redhead Who Waited" by Picture Feature / Pictorial on MEG MYLES; *** FICTION - "The Most Man" (World War II vs JAPS / Japanese) = 5 page Original story by JOHN A. MacDONALD; *** illustrated with Art by Philip Ronfor; "*** Book Order # 11322-1; Condition= VG/FN (5.0) = VERY GOOD to FINE; (Above Average Used Condition) Price=US$59.00; Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall TRUE FIRST Edition MAGAZINE Format Thus. Painted Cover; Interior illustrated with Art by; Samson Pollen & Philip Ronfor; (illustrator). Book.…