This book is excellent! Hard to get, but really worth the search. It is part of the Photographers at Work Collection and, though it's brief (50+ pages), it's is a very interesting look at Leibovitz's work. Though you may have seen some of the pics in this book in other collections, you should check the rest. Must have!

Often the great times of uncertainty seem to inspire something posyive as well. We saw explosions of the most enduring science fiction gems every 40 years or so around the times of great turmoil and conflict. I cannot imagine the world could have trully appreciated Verne, H.G.Wells, Orwell, Huxley, Arthur C. Clarke, or Philip Dick without the real life catastrophic events we lived and witnessed in the past 150 years. The deep distopian visions in their works resonnated with us because we saw strong moral spiritual message encoded in them.
The times of great anxiety and uncertainty is here once again
We could be witnessing another golden age of great science fiction revival. Certainly this "Dark Yergall" promises the return to that great tradition.

THIS SLIM VOLUME IS A PHOTO GEM. IT'S SILLY TO HAMMER IT BECAUSE IT ISN'T A HOITY-TOITY REFERENCE BOOK. IT IS PHOTO-JOURNALISM AT ITS BEST AND VALUABLE FOR THAT VERY REASON. THERE ARE LOTS OF OTHER TEDIOUS TOMES ON FEMINISM AS WELL AS THINLY VEILED POLEMICS. THIS LITTLE BOOKLET IS UNPRETENTIOUS AND VITAL! IT STANDS THE TEST OF TIME.

As a fifth grade teacher, I found this book to be an excellent source of space history. When combined with other materials, students get an excellent background of space exploration and information about the moon.

Dr. Sullivan presents a fascinating account of an important--but often overlooked--era in the American Civil Rights movement. Days of Hope is an authoritative account of the roots of the civil rights struggle. The book is interesting, comprehensive, and impeccably sourced and researched. A must for any student of the movement.

David Clennon and Stephanie Zimbalist head a first-rate cast in this excellent, thought-provoking play produced by L.A. Theatre Works. It's a story, and performance, I won't soon forget!

This book is absolutly wonderful. I was inspired and transformed. The author has such a poetic way of guiding you to your higher self.

my daughter was unsure of herself when it came to e-mail as was i. we wanted a book that didn't assume we knew what we were doing. e-speak is concise but packed with useful information for the beginner computer user and the professional who must look good. polish for the pro, instuction for the beginner. when my daughter asked for e-mail instructions- with this book SHE SHALL HAVE THEM.

If you love architecture and want to understand the birth of modernism and tall buildings in America, and uniqueness of the Chicago school of architecture -- the inspiration for generations of American architects including Sullivan's student Frank Lloyd Wright -- you have to have this book. It is a gorgeous work of art, the design of the book is so simple and compelling, the large plate photographs do justice to both the beauty and ingenuity of the architecture as well as the architectural photography. For lovers of art books, architecture, black and white photographs, for those who want to own a book as a piece of art, this is a wise investment. I know I treasure it -- reading it is like taking a journey to the past, one in which American architects still dared to dream.

Alguna vez te has preguntado porque tan solo un par de cientos de españoles lograron someter al Imperio Inca, sería la estrategia, la pólvora, los caballos? En este libro William Sullivan narra su aventura para descubrir el misterio.

Sullivan hace una conexión fascinante entre la mitología Inca, comparándola con la griega, y las crónicas de indias. Al llevar al papel una lengua hablada los cronistas cometen errores cruciales que hacen difícil la comprensión del mito andino, en un esfuerzo fabuloso el autor los descifra y corrige desembocando en el secreto de los incas.

El secreto es una profecía, donde se anunciaba el fin del imperio.... Será tan sólo una coincidencia!