I can relate to these stories and would like to write storieslike these. These stories have alittle bit of everything. The storyLindy is about a little girl who keeps ringing a doorbell at a friends house. It's interresting how a dad in jail fits into this story.

This is actually two books in one jacket. The first is a brilliant study of the works of the Bosnian poet Mak Dizdar by Amila Buturovic, a professor of religion and humanities at York University. It is at the same time a literary criticism, a cultural biography, and an exploration of personal and social identity. It is a great introduction to Dizdar as well as a beautifully written study of Bosnian culture. It would be a much better introduction to the country, for somebody interested, than almost any of the books by journalists who were there during the war and that clutter the shelves of bookstores.

However what makes this book essential is that this is the first publication ever in the West, in English translation, of Mak Dizdar's seminal work Stone Sleeper (Kameni spavaè). The translation was a 20-year work of love by Francis R. Jones, and he describes, in a moving opening essay, the difficulty and rewards of the translation process. The Stone Sleeper text itself is reproduced in its entirety, with the English translation side-by-side. This is an beautiful way to read the text, whether or not one knows any Bosnian, and it is the heart and soul of this book.

One can't delve too far into Bosnia without coming across Mak Dizdar. Bosnians will tell you about Ivo Andriè and, even more so, Meša Selimovic when they recommend prose works about Bosnia by Bosnian authors. When they recommend poetry they mention Mak Dizdar. This book explains why.

Poetry is highly personal. Howe has a voice that penetrates deeply, for me and for many of the other poetry-loving friends who have read this book. Howe's work is not harsh, hard or cynical. She speaks to the meditative, the gently ironic, and the essentially life-affirming sides of my consciousness. She combines deep compassion with a masterful command of the language. What an accomplished wordsmither. Definitely worth a try.

Great Book. This book has everything from the meeting of Weiland and DeLeo at the Black Flag concert to the aftermath of Purple. Full color and comes in the size of a cd. Any true true fan of Stone Temple Pilots should definitely get this book for a very complete history of the band, including the good and the bad. I found out most of what I know about my favorite band by reading this.

Stone Temple Piolets shot out this album last year sometime. Scott Weiland came back form drug therapy to record another album. This book has all the songs on the CD, each one rocking until the next. I personally love this album, and for anyone who enjoys pure rock music, this is a book for you! Stone Temple Piolets are the MODEL rock group! Awesome book!!

This Tablature has all the greatest songs of STP. Core, being their most solid album which led them into success, has some of the most dynamic songs. This tablature is easy and fun for any level.

In this very readable and helpful book Bewes sets out to remind us of the greatness and inevitable triumph of what we as Christians belong to. His point is that we are part of Christ's Kingdom, the stone that unavoidably, inexorably and relentlessly, in Daniel's dream, grew to become a mountain. This is a vital vision for us in the 21st century. He says, "If we lose sight of that, then with the rest of the world we shall lurch on, baffled by every twist and turn of this chaotic age."

He writes simply and clearly, and with great illustrations from history, from his own vast experience, both worldwide and in a busy multicultural London congregation. Here is a book that will encourage you to keep going and growing in the Christian life. As he says, "Knowing the future helps."

And for those of you who haven't yet checked it out, he also has a superb little commentary on Revelation, "The Lamb Wins."

Thanks to enviromental work featured by Watkins,Utah hasForthcoming new title- added a vast million acres+ wilderness area. watch for his "Red Rock Chronicles" coming by 2000.

John Jerome has created a masterpeice, any person who enjoys thinking about physical work will delight in. Stone Work lets us in to the joys and disappointments of his life, that is, for a while centered around building a stone wall for purely aescetic reasons on his New England property. My five year old copy is in tatters.

Mr. Dougherty uses extensive primary source information to tell the first accurate history of Stone's Bucktail Brigade at Gettysburg. His extensive research and committment to telling a provocative story is evident. His appendixes are as good as the main text of the book giving extensive supporting documentation. I can't believe this book is not yet more widely known by the Gettysburg history crowd!