The Old Man and The Sea is a wonderful novel that opens our eyes to nature. The underlying theme of this book is that man and nature are equal, and should be treated as an equal. This novel is about an old fisherman who struggles with a gigantic fish; not to be sucessful, but for pride. He clearly represents a Hemingway Hero in all senses of the word, including that he is flawed. Ernest Hemingway has once again made his point through wonderful literature and I would congratulate him on this work of art should he be living

this book is not edited by Stanley Zionts The third editor is Jyrki Wallenius btw, this is not a review. A comment.

As an earth and space science student teacher, I look for material that I can pass off to my class of middle school students. I use this text to augment THEIR text and my lesson plans. This book is a must for any type of earth science enthusiast. The articles and chapters are easily read and understood, and the diagrams are works of art. BRAVO!

This book was an amazing read and absolute must for any psychologyst trying to better thier understanding of the APA's Ethic's guidelines. Enjoy!

I'm really sorry to see this book out of print because it's one of the most helpful hockey books I've ever come across. Everybody's Hockey Book explains hockey clearly, but doesn't skimp on the details so that even dedicated hockey fans can learn from it. That's the real asset of this book.

This heavily footnoted and well-researched (and inventive when need be) reference is a terrific guide to the pseudobiblia of the Cthulhu Mythos. Included are histories of the Pnakotic Manuscripts, Eltdown Shards, Celaeno Fragments, G'harne Fragments, Seven Cryptical Books of Hsan, Book of Dzyan, R'lyeh Text, Dhol Chants, Ponape Scripture, Codex Dagonensis, Cultes des Goules, De Vermis Mysteriis, Book of Eibon, Unaussprechlichen Kulten, and of course, the infamous Necronomicon, as well as the history of Miskatonic University's library. Great for major Mythos fans, though perhaps a bit much for those interested more in the mood than the Mythos itself. Highly recommended!

When I first heard about this product...I just had to get it. I've never seen a calendar just dedicated to women of South Asian descent. There is something in there for everyone. And I might add..that the ladies are looking good! I'll look forward to the seeing the calendars that will follow.

The title may be slightly misleading and even off-putting but do not put down this book. The authors summarize several years of research done at Colorado State University. This reasearch has allowed them to develop some powerful process models which explain the evolution of fluvial systems over time. These models, while derived from flume work, apply well to the real world. Observations discussed and inferences put forth by the authors have been documented in the field by researchers for companies such as Exxon. They fit quite well with the sequence stratigraphic ideas found in the professional literature published by AAPG and SEPM (to name a few). Every geologist who wishes to become a competent stratigrapher should read this book. A great follow-up to Schumm's earlier book 'The Fluvial System.' CJ

I took psych 290 3 times and this book was the only thing that helped me get a passing grade. I am never taking another psychology class again if I can help it.

I thoroughly enjoyed this book, not only because W.S. Haseltine is my great-great-grandfather and I own some of his fine works. The authors took great care researching his life and arts as well as the wonderful works he did. W.S. Haseltine is a fine example for sophisticated American art.