Dear Booksharian Friends,
Here’s a small update to the list. 1, Walter, is spoken for. Check 13, newly
added.
1. Claimed. Yay
2. Women’s Work a novel by Anne Tolstoi Wallach – Successful advertising
executive is unable to garner equal positions as her male co-workers 342 pages.
3. Women of Darkness II edited by Kathryn Ptacek - 18 short horror stories by
women writers 260 pages
4. When They Took Away The Man in the Moon by Kate Lehrer – 243 pages – novel
about childhood memories, family roots and unrealistic expectations for our
modern lives.
5. The Unbeheaded King by L. Sprague de Camp – Kings must be beheaded at the
end of a five year reign, but the current king objects. – 186 pages
6. Unofficial Verdicts The Central Park Jogger Trials by Timothy Sullivan –
nonfiction - 314 – some complex pages (end matter) may be skipped. otherwise
easy scan
7. The Imperfect Mirror Inside Stories of Television Newswomen nonfiction by
Daniel Painsner 256 pages excluding double column index which can be skipped.
Nice wide margins.
8. Universe 2 edited by Robert Silverberg and Karen Haber – SF anthology 307
pages – I might do this if there are no takers but I’m so swamped with books.
This looks fantastic for many SF fans. Brand new condition
9. Courage to be Myself by Carlos G. Valles, S.J. – Looks like a good self help
book or memoir 228 pages, great margins, non yellowing, great for scanning
10. Royal Service my Twelve years as valet to prince Charles by Stephen P.
Barry – 244 pages
11. Rising Sun Victorious the alternate history of how the japanese won the
pacific war edited by Peter G. Tsouras about 2550 pages
12. Reflections in a Writer’s Eye Travel Pices by Angus Wilson – nonfiction,
looks fascinating to me, another I might do if it’s not requested. about 180
pages. Interesting destinations like the Black Sea, Russia, South Africa,
Tokyo, The Channel Islands...
13. Rootie Kazootie a Novel by Lawrence Naumoff – 273 pages – About the meaning
of love. A love triangle between a married couple and the other woman who lives
next door.
Please correct any of my important mistakes or let me know if a book is, in
fact, in the collection.
Always with love and hope,
Lissi
