Product Description: Mourning for her daughter and her crumbling marriage, photographer Clare Porterfield returns to her childhood home in Galveston, Texas, hoping to find distraction in mounting an exhibition featuring the island’s vivid history. Things haven’t changed much during her decade away: her relationship with her mother and older sister is still fraught and competitive, and their neighbors, the Carradays, wield the same moneyed influence they have for generations...read more

Product Description: In Elizabeth Black’s compelling and very important book, I Lost My Job! Now What? the former Vice President of Human Resources for a global information technology company lays out a comprehensive, practical, and easy-to-follow guide for everyone who has lost a job...read more

Selected from more than one thousand entries, this compelling debut novel begins with the sentence, "Going home is better than being home." Seeking spiritual rejuvenation, a Chicago journalist returns to her vanished childhood farm in Dodge City to reconnect with family, what family is left, and her childhood Familiar, a young Indian girl. In the process, she uncovers an old mystery dating back to the land of the farm before white people wrested it away from Native Americans. She also uncovers painful but necessary truths about her own heritage. Black beautifully and hauntingly depicts the majesty of the Great Plains. Elizabeth Black is a graphic artist and designer who has also written for every major Chicago newspaper.

Product Description: Over 75 photographs and 50 illustrations explain each hooking procedure. Close-up shots show specific areas of the animal's body to hook along with detailed step-by-step directions for hooking each section. In-depth information on drawing, designing, and completing a project.

Published to honor the centennial of Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black's birth, this memior is both a revealing look at life in and around the Supreme Court and a moving love story of devoted spouses