Daily Book Picks October 2012
October 17:
Master Shots, Volume 2 by Christopher Kenworthy (Michael Wiese Productions)
Making The Transformational Moment In Film by Dan Fleming (Michael Wiese Productions)
The Kingmakers by Clay Griffith (PYR)
Essays in Biography by Joseph Epstein (Axios Press)
Kaffe Quilts Again by Kaffe Fassett (The Taunton Press)
Drunken Angel by Alan Kaufman (Viva Editions)
October 16:
Photoshop CS6 Unlocked by Carrie Hoffly (O'Reilly)
Illustrated Guide To Home Forensic Science Experiments by Baebaea Fritchman (O'Reilly)
OS X Mountain Lion by David Pogue (O'Reilly)
The Embedded Librarian by David Shumaker (Information Today)
Hidden by Richard Giannone (Fordham University Press)
Chagas Disease by Francois Delaporte (Fordham University Press)
October 15:
Ratline by Peter Levenda (Red Wheel/Weiser)
Big Book Of Reincarnation by Roy Stemman (Red Wheel/Weiser)
Kosmos by Dennis Milner (Red Wheel/Weiser)
City Magick (new edition) by Christopher Penczak (Red Wheel/Weiser)
Eye Wonder: Weather [DK Children]
Monks And Me by Mary Paterson (Red Wheel/Weiser)
October 12:
The Web Designer's Idea Book, Vol. 2: More of the Best Themes, Trends and Styles in Website Design by Pat neil (How To Books)
Impact Player by Bobby Richardson (Tyndale)
The Sun Worshippers by A.S. "Sis" Fleischman (Stark House Press)
Outrage by Clement Duval (PM Press)
The Recipient's Son by Stephen Phillips (Naval Institute Press)
Alone With The Past by Roland W. Reed (Afton Press)
October 11:
Tales my Grandma Told Me by A. Wayne Gill (Iron Pillar Group)
The Hudson Primer: The Ecology of an Iconic River [University of California Press] by David Strayer
Le Road Trip by Vivian Swift (Bloomsbury)
Face2Face by David Lee King (Information Today)
Chagas Disease by Francois Delaporte (Fordham University Press)
Mysteries Of The Ancient Past...edited by Glenn Kreisberg (Inner Traditions)
October 10:
The James T. Bialac Native American Art Collection...Edwin L. Wade, et.al (University Of Oklahoma Press)
Booker T. by Booker T. Huffman (Medallion)
River's End by Melody Carlson (Abingdon Press)
Fly Tying: 30 Years of Tips, Tricks, and Patterns by Joe Healy (Down East)
Thoreau's Maine Woods by Henry David Thoreau (Down East Books)
Liberty In Mexico by Jose Antonio Aguilar Rivera (Liberty Fund)
October 9:
The Bloodlight Chronicles by Steve Stanton (ECW Press)
Be My Enemy by Ian McDonald (PYR)
A Perfect Fit...edited by Gabriel M. Goldstein (Texas Tech University Press)
The Bootstrapper's Guide To The Mobile Web by Deltina Hay (Quill Driver Books)
Central America On A Shoestring by Carolyn McCarthy, et.al (Lonely Planet)
Using The Power Of Hope To Cope by Cathleen Fanslow-Brunjes (Quill Driver Books)
October 8:
Arts And Letters by Edmund White (Cleis Press)
Edible Wild Plants by John Kallas Ph.D. (Gibbs-Smith)
The Great Bicycle Experiment by Kay Moore (MP/Mountain Press)
District Comics...edited by Matt Dembicki (Fulcrum Books)
Tribal Science by Mike McRae (Prometheus)
The Last Myth by Mathew Barrett (Prometheus)
October 3:
Ultimate Price by Annemarie S. Kidder (Orbis Books)
Women And The Vatican by Ivy A. Helman (Orbis Books)
Stay By Me, Roses by Alice Blackmer Skinner (Swedenborg)
12 Miracles In Spiritual Growth by E. Kent Rogers (Swedenborg)
Holding Jesus by Alfred McBride (Franciscan Media)
Following The Path by Joan Chittister (Franciscan Media)
October 2:
The Pope Who Quit by Jon M. Sweeney (Franciscan Media)
Catholicism by Robert E. Barron (Franciscan Media)
The Catholics Next Door by Greg Willits (Franciscan Media)
Real Name Of God by Wayne D. Disick (Inner Traditions)
Making Things Right by kevin Davidson (OurSundayVisitor)
Praying Saints For Holy Souls In Purgatory by Susan Tassone (Our Sunday Visitor)
October 1:
Midst Toil and Tribulation by David Weber (Tor Books)
Imperium...edited by Eric Flint (Baen)
Dragon Ship by Sharon Lee (Baen)
The Beat Generation And The Angry Young Men...Edited by Gene Feldman (Stark House)
Off the Beaten Path: A Travel Guide to More Than 1000 Scenic and Interesting Places Still Uncrowded and Inviting (Readers Digest)

Imperfect Justice: Prosecuting Casey Anthony by Jeff Ashton With Lisa Pulitizer (Willim Morrow/HC) This book is the ultimate page turner. You read it until it is finished. The facts of the case are explored and more drama unfolds with every page. What really happened? Unanswered. Which is the "why" of the not-guilty verdict. Plan 10 hours with this book...true crime at its best.
Dear Jim – thanks so much for including our newest book, The Auschwitz Volunteer: Beyond Bravery, as one of your daily picks for today! We’re very proud of this New York Times Editors’ Choice title, and appreciate your directing attention to it. Best regards, Terry
Jim:
Beautiful, Jim...thanks so much!
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Thanks for listing The Mirror of N'de among your daily picks! It's an honor!
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Thanks, Jim – for this one and the listing last week. Judy A. Heise - Publicist Naval Institute Press