In our culture the belief that "To err is human, to forgive divine," is so prevalent that few of us question its wisdom. But do we ever completely forgive those who have betrayed us? Aren't some actio
From road rage to confrontations in the supermarket line, we live in sensitive times, and it takes almost nothing to light someone's fuse. Whether you're feeling manipulated or bullied, learn how to
Draws on the latest breakthroughs in sports psychology to demonstrate to readers how they can learn and use characteristics of sports to be successful in business
Boston's newest independent bookstore, Papercuts J.P., celebrates one year of bookselling and author events through a compilation of new and collected works by the authors who visited the store in its
Summarizes the major events of the Korean War, surveys the world situation in the early 1950s, and details the war's effect on American domestic affairs
Evelyn Radcliffe isn’t a wicked stepmother. She’s just out of her depth. While her friends in finishing school learned superior sweeping and threadspinning skills, Evelyn read economics textbooks. Wh
They were like sisters, until everything changed one summer night. Fourteen years later, they find themselves living in different countries with no communication. Anna has landed her dream job and is
Balanced Body Breakthrough is the essential guide for anyone who wants to beat stress and find balance. Caroline Jordan dispenses wellness wisdom in short, easy-to-read segments. Jordan’s definition o
Ambition. Betrayal. Revenge.Centuries ago, the Faerie Realm was decimated by a vile and corrupt spell. To survive, the different faerie races—led by the Fae—escaped to the Human Realm where they’ve li
For as long as Kaven can remember, Lantrelia has been at war. Yet its foe is not flesh and blood, but the eternal rage of the god Na’lek. Incarnate in a mighty storm called the Fury, Na’lek’s rage has
In her New Yorker review of The KGB Bar Reader, Daphne Merkin called attention to Ken Foster's introduction: "His last sentence ... caught me up short, because it seemed both so obvious and so origina
