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Explore the mind and motivations of a serial killer

A engaging analysis of food production in the United States emphasizing that sustainable agricultural development is important to community health.

An illustrated popular guide to the Granite State's rich architectural heritage.

A field guide to mammal tracks with detailed illustrations, concise useful information, and a key for identification.

B.B. French knew just about everything and everyone in the sweep of American history from the Age of Jackson to the Civil War and Reconstruction. His recollections shed light on the personalities, events, manners, and politics of the times.

A social and ecological history of the rise and demise of Cape Cod's coastal fisheries in the nineteenth century

Traces the historical development of civil society and philanthropy in the West and analyzes their role in solving the problems faced by modern liberal democracy

Investigates the history and ecology of the cranberry to assess the effects of climate change on this and other cultivated fruits

The ultimate history of skiing from a renowned insider

Available in its complete form for the first time since its original publication.

A physicians' guide to navigating retirement

The final edition of a valuable reference work documenting the story of Communism from its beginnings to its amazing collapse.

The untold story of how colonial pirates transformed America and brought it to the brink of rebellion

An intimate look at the breadth of Neel's oeuvre

The well-known companion to The Book of Literary Terms and The Book of Dialogue, this indispensable bible of poetics now includes a wealth of "odd and invented" verse forms

An El Paso sheriff's investigation of the Nazi spy ring that orchestrated the murder of two California socialites in the Texas desert on the eve of World War II

An inspiring look at a world of play almost forgotten

Now back in print, Living at the End of Time is the story of a Thoreauvian experiment in simple living undertaken in the midst of the fast-paced electronic age

Personal narratives and recent studies in brain science illustrate how addiction is a chronic illness

The heroic story of the invention of trauma care, from battlefield triage to level 1 trauma centers

Formulates a framework for the development of Jewish rituals for newborn girls

An election-year guide to understanding the language of the electeds, spin-meisters, and flacks of American politics

In Why the Grateful Dead Matter, veteran writer and lifelong Deadhead Michael Benson argues that the Grateful Dead are not simply a successful rock-and-roll band but a phenomenon central to American culture.