This book is about how to make a living in America by paying pennies on the dollar on everything you do. I grew-up in Baltimore, Maryland. When I lived in Baltimore, I didn't realize the opportunities
With the same grace and lyrical precision that distinguish his vibrant short stories, James McPherson surveys the emotional upheaval of his last twenty-one years. From Baltimore, Maryland, to Cambridg
A trail of suspicion and terror tolls in the wake of the brutal murder of undercover Baltimore Police Detective Frank Dixon. John Larkin, the victim's friend and fellow Special Investigations Section
A trail of suspicion and terror tolls in the wake of the brutal murder of undercover Baltimore Police Detective Frank Dixon. John Larkin, the victim's friend and fellow Special Investigations Section
In the 1890s, the legendary Baltimore Orioles of the National League [sic] under the tutelage of manager Ned Hanlon, perfected a style of play known as "scientific baseball," featuring such innovation
When successful novelist Thomas Fallon returns to Baltimore to receive an honorary doctorate, he is forced to confront memories of his youth and his encounter with Mad Jeremy Raines, leader of a milie
Nick Giango and his best friend, Frank Favasi, first met in 1960 when they enlisted in the Marines together as two seventeen-year-olds who wanted to make their Baltimore neighborhood proud. Four years
Nick Giango and his best friend, Frank Favasi, first met in 1960 when they enlisted in the Marines together as two seventeen-year-olds who wanted to make their Baltimore neighborhood proud. Four years
This is the story of Giovanni Aquila, Anna Battaglia, Simone Brocato, and Rose Centineo, Sicilians from Cefalu' who made a life in America in Baltimore City in the early 1900's. Through their faithful
Zippy Cosmo moves his wife and family from Baltimore to the Eastern Shore to escape the city's inhumanity and growing civil rights violence. The small provincial town they settle in is sleepy and remo
Paralegal Alexandra Cayhill is questioning her career choice. She works at a Baltimore law firm where she puts in grueling sixty-hour work weeks, isn't appreciated, and needs a raise. But her life is
Paralegal Alexandra Cayhill is questioning her career choice. She works at a Baltimore law firm where she puts in grueling sixty-hour work weeks, isn't appreciated, and needs a raise. But her life is
