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|  | The New Organic Grower by Chelsea Green, Eliot Coleman, Molly C. Field, Paul Hawken, Sheri Amsel Those who have loved and used Eliot Coleman's original The New Organic Grower will be glad for the opportunity to revisit the master to learn of his latest thinking on every aspect of organic gardening. Those who are newly acquainted with Coleman will find this revised, expanded edition an incomparable source of inspiration, good sense, and practical advice that includes a fully revised chapter on organic pest management, more than sixty new illustrations, an updated, comprehensive, annotated bibliography listing indispensable sources for serious growers, and an appendix of updated tools and supplies. AUTHOR: Chelsea Green, Eliot Coleman, Molly C. Field, Paul Hawken, Sheri Amsel PUBLISHER: Chelsea Green Publishing FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Gardening 
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 | Dead Souls by Bernard G. Guerney, Christopher English, David Magarshack, George Gibian, Larissa Volokhonsky Pavel Ivanovich Chichikov makes his way through the rural Russian countryside visiting landowners and town officials in a scheme to buy up dead souls --serfs who have died since the last census. He secretly hopes to have enough souls, at least on paper, for financial leverage in a real estate deal in eastern Russia. Chichikov is alternately welcomed and greeted with suspicion by villagers, lawyers, town presidents, fellow travelers, and retired military men. Through these characters, Gogol paints a semi-allegorical portrait of the attitudes, weaknesses, habits, and eccentricities of his fellow countrymen. Sometime after he began Dead Souls in the autumn of 1835, Gogol became more and more convinced that he was writing an epic that would embrace all of Russia. This ambition consumed him, and, although he worked tirelessly on this project until his death by fasting in 1852, the version of Dead Souls , as it was published in 1841, remains the only finished volume of a projected three-volume work. AUTHOR: Bernard G. Guerney, Christopher English, David Magarshack, George Gibian, Larissa Volokhonsky PUBLISHER: Random House, Incorporated FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Fiction 
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 | Collected Earlier Poems Nineteen Forty to Nineteen Sixty by Denise Levertov Description not available.Verse celebrating natural beauty and intricacy are collected with poems devoted to social issues in a gathering of Levertov's earlier writings from England and New York City AUTHOR: Denise Levertov PUBLISHER: New Directions Publishing Corporation FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Fiction 
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 | Stop-Time by Frank Conroy, Frank Muller Conroy's classic memoir of his boyhood: his brutal experimental boarding school; a sojourn in the mental institution where his mother was a warden; his neurotic father's abandonment, mad mistress, and eventual death; and Frank's final escape into relative normalcy. AUTHOR: Frank Conroy, Frank Muller PUBLISHER: Penguin Group (USA) Incorporated FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Fiction 
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 | Lovecraft at Last by H. P. Lovecraft Description not available.Chronicles the life and work of horror fiction writer Howard Phillips Lovecraft, through biographical information, actual letters and pictures from the author, and newspaper clippings. AUTHOR: H. P. Lovecraft PUBLISHER: Cooper Square Press FORMAT: Hardcover CATEGORY: Fiction 
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 | Licks of Love by John Updike, Jonathan Marosz The 12 stories in this collection are about love in all its varieties, and they take place in some of Updike's perennial settings--New England, New York City, and the fictional small town of Olinger, Pennsylvania. Also included is a novella which serves as a bittersweet sequel to Updike's classic quartet of Rabbit novels: in RABBIT REMEMBERED, Rabbit's survivors, in particular his son Nelson and his illegitimate daughter Annabel, while busy with their own post-millennium lives, remember him after his death in ways that may or may not have pleased him. A New York Times Notable Book for the year 2000. AUTHOR: John Updike, Jonathan Marosz PUBLISHER: Knopf, Alfred A. Incorporated FORMAT: Hardcover CATEGORY: Fiction 
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