Other books by Kunitz are occasionally available, but there are some poems - like "The Science of the Night" - that there is no other way to get. Kunitz has a luminous voice and writes some very good poetry. If you ever see this in a second-hand bookshop, you should snap it up.

Aronowitz, an old radical himself, has produced an excellent overview of the identity politics that has informed social movements since the 1980's.

This edition of Oscar Wilde's work - in addition to its inclusion of much personal correspondence - is a fascinating look at the author and, notably, his personal travails.

The novel, of course, and the plays are classics, but I found the letters to be a juicy narrative all their own. The twists and turns of his doomed affair with Lord Alfred Douglas, affectionately called "Bosie" in touching - and bitter - love notes from prison, are here to peruse. Reading them, you get a sense of Wilde's personal feelings at the time of his famed trial and arrest for sodomy, his anguish at losing Bosie and going to jail. It's fascinating, juicy stuff - made all the more touching by the fact that it all occurred without shame, in plain view, over 100 years ago.

Wilde's a great character, a great author, a good role model for gay life and a hysterical wit. And this book is a must.

A well written book. The author paints an informative picture of an American woman who learns to cope with living in Mexico under difficult and sometimes frightening conditions. She had the courage to withstand adversity and move on to a better life for herself and her children back in the USA. She worked hard for everything and found a soulmate in her new husband.

This is a collection of thoughtful essays on the future of work in the age of the Internet. It covers such topics as: the shorter hours movement; guaranteed income proposals; and the impact of computers in the white collar workplace. One of the central issues of the 21st Century, as yet little recognized or discussed, will be employment and, in particular, meaningful work in the Cyberspace Age. If this is so, this book is right on target. Reviewed by Gerry Stern, founding partner, Stern & Associates and HRconsultant.com.

Very good book, very informative. A great in depth book about a mountain preacher who loves God and Jesus Christ and preaches fire and bremstone. It's a heartfelt book with great emotion and love demonstrated through self stories and bible truthes. I would strongly recommend this book to everyone. If you are looking for a book that will take you back in time and show you the need for Jesus then and now, this book is for you!!

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This book starts with a general introduction to the Psalms, then goes on to provide a page or two of commentary for each individual Psalm. It would be a great help in praying your way through the whole book of Psalms as a daily devotion, because each commentary balances scholarly information with the author's personal insights, comments, and stories. I recommend it to anyone wanting to come closer to God through the Psalms.

This is a great book if you want a lot of practice with the topics covered (lots of problems, plus chapter review). At the end of each chapter, useful rules and formulae are listed. Great for studying!

Many fantastic pictures. Very enlightening. Gives you the "Readers Digest" version of the war in China and why the Japanese acted the way they did. If you have any interest in the War in China you must have this book. Over 250 B/W photos. You will finish the book before you put it down.