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Issue #4
Fall, 1995
American Talk:
The Words and Ways of American Dialects
Robert Hendrickson
[Viking]
Linguistics
The Old Man Who Read Love Stories
Luis Sepúlveda
[Harvest]
Modern Spanish-American Literature
Issue #6 The Stranger Full of Life De-Architecture Spiegel: The Man Behind the Pictures
Memoirs of My Nervous Illness Spared Angola:
Issue #8
Honey, Mud, Maggots and Other Medical Marvels Issue #11 Plain Tales from the Raj
Issue #12 End of Empire The Golden Donors:
A Fine Day for a Middle-Class Marriage
Issue #15 The Worst Journey in the World Issue #18 Westward Ha!
Issue #19 The lllness Narratives: Fetish
Issue #20
Issue #21 Seeing Like a State: Issue #23 In Sam We Trust: Issue #25 Mr. Dimock Explores
Issue #26 Issue #28 British Wood-Engraved Book Illustrations
Issue #30 Issue #31 Family Kaleidoscope:
Issue #32
Issue #33 Issue #34
Issue #37
Issue #39 Issue #40
Issue #41 Issue #42 Issue #44 Issue #45
Issue #47 Issue #48
Issue #50 In the Heart of the Sea:
Issue #53 Our Man in Vienna Issue #55 Issue #56 A History of Celibacy Issue #58
Issue #59
Issue #61
The Time Machine Issue #62
Issue #65
Issue #67
Under the Skin Issue #68
The Autobiography of Abbie Hoffman Issue #70
Issue #71
Issue #72
All the King's Men Issue #73
Issue #74
The War of the Worlds: Issue #75
Issue #76
Issue #78
Issue #79
The Inner Art of Meditation
Issue #81
Issue #83
Novice to Master: Issue #84
Issue #85
Issue #87
Issue #88
Issue #92
History in English Words Issue #93
Sailing Alone Around the World The Analyst Issue #94
Issue #95
The Algeria Hotel: Issue #96
Issue #97
The Age Of Gold: Blood of Victory Radical Compassion: Serve It Forth Issue #98
Issue #99
Memoirs of a Revolutionary
Issue #100
Measuring America:
Spring, 1996
In Flanders Fields
Leon Wolff
[Time-Life]
History of WWI
Albert Camus
[Knopf]
Modern French Fiction
John Fante
[Black Sparrow]
Modern American Fiction
James Wines
[Rizzoli]
Criticism of Architecture, Culture
Andrew Sinclair
[Little, Brown]
Popular Culture and Biography
Daniel Paul Schreber
[Harvard]
Psychological Autobiography, Lunacy
Memories from a Cuban-American Childhood
Virgil Suárez
[Arte Público]
Memoirs
Fall, 1996
Robert and Michele Root-Bernstein
[Houghton Mifflin]
Ancient Medical Cures
Summer, 1997
Suggested Photo Spots
Melinda Stone and Igor Vamos
[Boise State/Hemingway Western Studies]
Terrible Places to Visit
Charles Allen, Editor
[Holt, Rinehart]
The British in India
Fall, 1997
Classics Revisited
Kenneth Rexroth
[New Directions]
Essays on Literature
Brian Lapping
[St. Martins]
Late English Colonialism
A New Anatomy of the Great Foundations
Waldemar Nielsen
[Dutton]
Description of Modern Foundations
Marlene Joyce Pearson
[Red Hen]
Contemporary Feminist Poetry
Summer, 1998
Growing Up
Russell Baker
[NAL]
Autobiography
Apsley Cherry-Garrard
[Penguin]
Travel --- Antarctic
Late Fall, 1998
Honey, Mud, Maggots and Other Medical Marvels
Robert and Michèle Root-Bernstein
[Mariner]
Modern Medicine and Traditional Cures
S. J. Perelman
[Burford]
Humor
Early Winter, 1998The Mormon Murders:
A True Story of Greed, Forgery, Deceit, and Death
Steven Naifeh and Gregory White Smith
[Weidenfeld and Nicholson]
Religion
Suffering, Healing, and the Human Condition
Arthur Kleinman
[Basic]
Disability and Dying
John Yau, Editor
[Four Walls Eight Windows]
Essays on Fetishes
Mid-Winter, 1998 - 1998
Four Immigrants Manga:
A Japanese Experience in San Francisco, 1904 - 1924
Henry Kiyama
[Stone Bridge]
Japanese Comic Book
Late Winter, 1998Presence in the Flesh:
The Body in Medicine
Katharine Young
[Harvard]
Modern Medical Practice
How Certain Schemes to Improve
The Human Condition Have Failed
James C. Scott
[Yale]
The Failure of City Planning
Mid-Spring, 1998When I Was a German:
An English Woman
Living in Nazi Germany
Christabel Bielenberg
[Bison --- University of Nebraska]
Foreigners in WWII Germany
The Untold Story of Sam Walton
And How Wal-Mart is
Devouring America
Bob Ortega
[Times Business]
A Study of Sam Walton and Wal-Mart
Early Summer, 1998Bound and Gagged:
Pornography and the
Politics of Fantasy
in America
Laura Kipnis
[Duke University Press]
Varieties of Sexual Experience
The Mysteries of the East:
Journeys in India
Edward Cameron Dimock
[Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill]
Travels in Contemporary India
Mid-Summer, 1998Heart of Spain:
Robert Capa's Photographs
Of the Spanish Civil War
Leslie A. Martin, Editor
[Aperture]
Photographic History
Quite Late Summer, 1998The Devil's Cup:
Coffee, the Driving Force in History
Stewart Lee Allen
[Soho Press]
A Worldwide Search for the Perfect Cup of Coffee
1904 - 1940: A Break with Tradition
Joanna Selborne
[Clarendon Press --- Oxford]
Illustrated History of Wood Engraving
Mid-Fall, 1998We're All Doing Time
Bo Lozoff
[Human Kindness Foundation]
Surviving in Prison, Meditational Practices
Late Fall, 1998Tornado Alley:
Monster Storms of the Great Plains
Howard B. Bluestein
[Oxford]
Studies of Tornadoes
Images of Violence and Healing
Salvador Minuchin
[Harvard University Press]
Family Therapy
Early Winter, 1998All the Time in the World
Hugo Williams
[Akadine --- Common Reader]
50s Travel Book
Mid-Winter, 1999-2000Learning by Heart:
Contemporary American Poetry about School
Maggie Anderson, David Hassler, Editors
[University of Iowa Press]
200 Poems
Late Winter, 2000The Cockroach Papers:
A Compendium of History and Lore
Richard Schweid
[Four Walls Eight Windows]
Natural History
Early Spring, 2000Between Silk and Cyanide:
A Codemaker's War 1941 - 1945
Leo Marks
[Free Press]
History --- WWII
Early Summer, 2000Boy with Loaded Gun:
A Memoir
Lewis Nordan
[Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill]
Fiction --- Growing Up
Early Summer, 2000You Can't Win
Jack Black
[AK/Nabat]
Memoirs of 1920s American Thievery
Early Mid-Summer, 2000'Tis: A Memoir
Frank McCourt
[Scribner]
Bildungsroman, New York City, 1950s
Late Mid-Summer, 2000Music of Another World
Szymon Laks
[Northwestern University Press]
Music and WWII Concentration Camps
Mid-Late Summer, 2000A Fly for the Prosecution:
How Insect Evidence Helps Solve Crimes
M. Lee Goff
[Harvard]
Forensic Entomology
Late, Late Summer, 2000Ham on Rye
Charles Bukowski
[Rebel]
Modern Fiction
Very, Very Early Fall, 2000The Grand Canyon and the Southwest
Ansel Adams
[Little Brown]
Historic Photographs of the American Southwest
Early Fall, 2000Sacred Roads:
Adventures from the Pilgrimage Trail
Nicholas Shrady
[Harper/San Francisco]
Travel --- Pilgrimages
Mid-Fall, 2000Shakespeare's Language
Frank Kermode
[Farrar Straus]
Studies in Shakespeare
The Tragedy of the Whaleship Essex
Nathaniel Philbrick
[Viking]
Whale-Hunting in the 19th Century
Mid-Winter, 2000 - 2001A Heart So White
Javier Marías
[New Directions]
Contemporary Spanish Fiction
Richard Timothy Conroy
[St. Martins]
A Witty Take on the Diplomatic Service
Late, Late Winter 2001War & Politics by Other Means:
A Journalist's Memoir
Shelby Scates
[University of Washington]
War Memoirs
Early Spring 2001Illness and the Art of Creative Self-Expression:
Stories and Exercises from
The Arts for Those with
Chronic Illness
John Graham-Pole, M. D.
[New Harbinger]
The Patient as Doctor
Elizabeth Abbott
[Scribner]
The History of and
An Experiment in Celibacy
Mid-Spring 2001Without Vodka:
Adventures in Wartime Russia
Aleksander Topolski
[Steerforth]
Memoirs of a Soldier in Russia, WWII
Late Spring 2001My Two Wars
Moritz Thomsen
[Steerforth]
WWII Psychology and Madness
Early Summer 2001Brothel:
Mustang Ranch and Its Women
Alexa Albert, MD
[Random House]
A Sociological Study of Prostitution
H. G. Wells
[Broadview]
Traditional Science Fiction
Early Mid-Summer 2001Going on Being:
Buddhism and the Way of Change
Mark Epstein
[Broadway]
Psychology and Buddhism
Late Mid-Summer 2001Let Us Now Praise Famous Men
James Agee, Walker Evans
[Houghton Mifflin/Mariner]
Reality of the Lives of Share-Croppers
Very Early Fall 2001Rubbish!:
The Archaeology of Garbage
William Rathje, Cullen Murphy
[Arizona]
Garbology --- A Study of What We Throw Away
Michael Faber
[Harcourt]
Science-Fiction
Early Fall, 2001The Evening Crowd at Kimser's:
A Gay Life in the 1940s
Ricardo J. Brown
[Minnesota]
Gay Life Pre-Stonewall
Abbie Hoffman
[Four Walls Eight Windows]
Autobiography
Late Fall, 2001Karl Marx
Francis Wheen
[Norton]
Biography
Early Winter, 2001The Tattered Cloak and Other Stories
Nina Berberova
[New Directions Classic]
Russian Short Stories
Mid-Winter, 2001 - 2002Dark Back of Time
Javier Marías
[New Directions]
Fiction
Robert Penn Warren, Noel Polk, Editor
[Harcourt]
Revised Version of Penn Warren's Classic
Late Mid-Winter, 2002Of Two Minds
Tanya Luhrmann
[Vintage]
Study of Psychoanalytic Training
Late Winter, 2002Summer in Baden-Baden:
A Novel
Leonid Tsypkin
[New Directions]
Literary Fiction and History
A Critical Text of
The 1898 London First Edition,
With an Introduction, Illustrations,
And Appendices
H. G. Wells --- Leon Stover, Editor
[McFarland]
19th Century Science Fiction
Late Late Winter, 2002Witnesses of Time:
Photographs of Flor Garduño
Introduction by Carlos Fuentes
[Aperture]
Central and South America Photography
Early Spring, 2002The Museum of
Unconditional Surrender
Dubravka Ulgresic
[New Directions]
Some Thoughts on Contemporary Slovenia
Late Mid-Spring, 2002From Here to Tierra del Fuego
Paul Magee
[University of Illinois]
Semiotics and History
Late Late Spring, 2002Overtime
Joseph Millar
[Eastern Washington University Press]
Contemporary American Poetry
Jack Kornfield
[Sounds True --- Cassettes]
Teachings in Mindfulness Meditation
Early Summer, 2002The Desert Smells Like Rain:
A Naturalist in O'odham Country
Gary Paul Nabhan
[University of Arizona]
Stories of the Indians of the Sonoran Desert
Late Mid-Summer, 2002The Death of Sweet Mister
Daniel Woodrell
[Putnam]
Contemporary American Fiction
An Ongoing Lesson in
The Extent of
My Own Stupidity
Soke Morinaga Roshi
[Wisdom]
Zen Buddhism --- History of a Master
Late Summer, 2002A Woman of Rome
Alberto Moravia
[Steerforth Italia]
Post WWII Italian Fiction
Early Fall, 2002Jacobson's Organ and
The Remarkable Nature of Smell
Lyall Watson
[Norton]
A History of the Nose
Late Fall, 2002After the Quake
Haruki Murakami
[Knopf]
Contemporary Japanese Short Stories
Late Fall, 2002Voices in the Dark:
Esoteric, Occult & Secular Voices
In Nazi-Occupied Paris 1940 - 44
William Patrick Patterson
[Arete]
Gurdjieff Classes in Paris during WWII
Late Mid-Winter, 2002 - 2003Soul of Nowhere:
Traversing Grace in A Rugged Land
Craig Childs]
[Sasquatch
Desert Lore and Travel
Owen Barfield
[Lindisfarne]
Etymology
Late Late Winter, 2002 - 2003The Purple Land
W. W. Hudson
[Shambala]
A Romantic Novel set in 1850s South America
Joshua Slocum
[Shambhala]
Three Years Before the Mast (Alone)
John Katzenbach
[Ballentine]
Novel about the Stalking of a Psychoanalyst
Very Early Spring, 2003My 'Dam Life
Sean Condon
[Lonely Planet]
Three Long Years in Amsterdam
Mid-Spring, 2003Aureole
Carole Maso
[City Lights]
Love Poetry
France, Memory, and
The Second World War
Adam Nossiter
[Houghton Mifflin]
Vichy France and WWII
Late Spring, 2003Small Wonder
Barbara Kingsolver
[HarperCollins]
Personal Essays on
Contemporary American Life
Late Spring, 2003City Requiem, Calcutta:
Gender and the Politics of Poverty
Ananya Roy
[University of Minnesota Press]
Calcutta, Land Use, and the Very Poor
The California Gold Rush and
The New American Dream
H. W. Brands
[Doubleday]
History of the California Gold-Rush
Alan Furst
[Random House]
Pre-WWII Spy Mystery
Finding Christ in
The Heart of the Poor
Gary Smith, S. J.
[Jesuit Way/Loyola]
Serving the Poor
Mary F. K. Fisher
[North Point Press]
Cookbook from 1939
Very Early Summer, 2003The Fox
D. H. Lawrence
[Hesperus]
Early 20th Century English Fiction
Early Summer, 2003Long Time Coming:
Photographic Portrait of America ---
1935-1943
Michael Lesy, Editor
[Norton]
Over 400 Photographs from the Farm Security Administration
Victor Serge
[Iowa]
Autobiography of a Radical Anarchist
Mid-Summer, 2003Breath Sweeps Mind
Jakusho Kwong Roshi
[Sounds True Cassettes]
Studies in Classic Zen
How an Untamed Wilderness
Shaped the United States and
Fulfilled the Promise of Democracy
Andro Linklater
[Walker]
The Coming of Surveying and
Its Effect on Changing Land from
Workspace into a Commodity