Product Description: Like the first edition of Sunshine/Noir this anthology presents the reader with a wide range of contemporary San Diego writers of fiction and nonfiction alike as well as poets, artists and photographers. It explores San Diego and Tijuana's border culture; San Diego's multiple identities and lost history; the city's natural beauty and endangered ecologies; its role as a center of the culture of war; and San Diego writers attempts to explore the meaning of place...read more

Product Description: In this lively and engrossing collection, texts explore all aspects of parenthood from the first stirrings of desire for a baby to the bittersweet experience of watching your children go off into the world without you. In poetry, fiction and essays, the writers examine the primal and powerful bond between parent and child...read more

Documents the 2003 season from the perspectives of dedicated Oakland Raiders fans from numerous walks of life, exploring the notorious reputation attributed to the team's fan base, the sense of community shared by Raiders supporters, and the ways in which fan behavior reflects an intersection of class, race, and gender. 10,000 first printing.