An oversized, limited commemorative edition of acclaimed South Florida author Les Standiford's gripping true account of the extraordinary construction and spectacular demise of the Key West extension of Henry Flagler's Florida East Coast Railway, originally published in 2002 and now in its 20th printing.
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These black-and-white portraits document the same children over time: They chronicle childhood, often over decades, and mark the delicate transition into adulthood. Some time after the last picture has been taken they or their parents look back with tenderness and candor about this wondrous period of time.
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Told from each one's perspective, Dispatches from Paradise is the story of three generations of women living together in Miami--where sex IS the city, DD cups abound, ninety-year-old women recite erotic poetry, and an S&M Aerobics class is not for the fainthearted.
This collection of photographs is a cultural documentation of this complex and majestic animal, with its intelligence, intricate social hierarchy, and highly evolved communication skills, and is caught in a changing world between the past and the future.
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This collection of photographs is a cultural documentation of this complex and majestic animal, with its intelligence, intricate social hierarchy, and highly evolved communication skills, and is caught in a changing world between the past and the future.
(This book cannot be returned.)
A brave and vividly rendered memoir: when life and death collide, one young woman discovers how to hold both past and present at once ultimately lifting herself by bold living and a second chance at love. Both Sides Now hinges on the day when Nancy Sharp delivered premature twins and learned that her husband's cancer had returned after eighteen months in remission.
On a sultry August afternoon, twenty-two-year-old Magnolia Larson finds herself sitting on a barstool at the Miami Sports Bar, nursing a rum and Coke and having to decide whether to remain in Miami or return home to Minneapolis.
“Plus One is an accidentally insider view of the glamorous world of fashion. Sharon Socol is a keen-eyed documentary photographer with an uncanny knack for zeroing in on the action whether she’s shooting tortoises in the Galapagos Islands or the bold-faced names of fashion backstage in Paris.
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A physician's moving love letter to Haiti and its saints (and sinners) as well as the dying woman he loves. We learn here what it was like to treat the sick and wounded before and after Haiti's earthquake, but also what it was like to treated and healed by them.
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