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THE FOLLOWING DANCING MOON PRESS TITLES ARE AVAILABLE
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Francis
Drake In The New World Sir Francis Drake is freely
conceded to be one of the greatest of all English seamen by world
historians. He was the first captain to navigate a vessle completely
around the globe, and is credited with masterminding the naval tactics
that contributed to the devastation of the Spanish galleon fleet
in 1588. Controversy and conflicting documentation have surrounded
Drake's voyage up the Pacific Coast of North America, but author
Donald Viles' sea background enabled him to solve an ancient archeological
mystery at Neah-Kah-Nie Mountain. |
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Hidden
Heritage of New Spain The most far-reaching
of all political deceptions deals with the falsification of geological
locations of the North American continent based on a scheme by the
Spanish national security during their era of New World explorations.
This book follows the journeys of the Spanish explorers, the naming
of towns, rivers and landmarks, and includes copies of the Spanish
maps. Viles reveals how the deceptions were implemented and why,
and presents the case to correct erroneous world-wide historical
records. |
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The Blue Train To America This latest collection is Barbara F. Lefcowitz' ninth book of poetry. "Haunting rhythms conjure life from the lost manifests of the past. Unforgettable." --Colin Sargent |
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The
Book of Bob [A novel] So begins the heroic journey of Bob, who on his
fifieth birthday, finds himself wifeless, childless, and conversing
with his dog. Soon God will talk to Bob, too. He will order Bob
to take dictation for His new book. God will call Bob "Son."
Bob will call Him "Dad." |
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UrethesDaneKismah:
A Novel |
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Vicious
Circles: A story about survival in a Czech detention camp Germany was defeated and World War II officially
ended on May 5, 1945 with the signing of a peace treaty on the island
of Malta. At that point, the people of Czechoslovakia saw an opportunity
to put an end to the Germanism in their country. Like aftershocks
from a devastating earthquake, an uprising of Czechs against anybody
of German descent began. Arrests of thousands of German citizens
took place. Many were tortured and killed on the spot. Frightened
people were shipped by rail to detention camps that had previously
imprisoned Jews. Three and a half million Germans were removed from
Czechoslovakia that year. The family of teen-aged Elga Marianne
Fuchs was among them. |
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Ghostwoman:
The Mystical Experience of a Housewife/Physician Ghostwoman is the story of one woman's
mystical experience and her attempt to integrate it into her life
while fighting to give that experience the respect and honor it
deserves. The philosophical is always so clean on paper and often
so messy in our lives. Ghostwoman shares her story in the hope of
illuminating the often elusive path to wholeness. |
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The
Area of Enlightenment: Don't Confuse Me With the Facts, I've Already
Made Up My Mind Unlike the usual model that describes conflict as
opposing ends of one line of contention, The Area of Enlightenment
proposes that arguments are really two lines placed in a crossed-axis
position. When conflict is explored using this new 4-quadrant model,
the clear separation of disputed components becomes possible. It
is in these added dimensions that options quickly increase and resolution
becomes possible. In The Area of Enlightenment, Winningstad
introduces new techniques for solving problems in the home, workplace,
community, politics, and religion. |
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How
To Kiss A Frog Thirteen people, aged 7 through 17, participated in a month-long, four-hour, twice-weekly poetry workshop. All students received complete scholarships and lunch. The best poetry produced during these classes is compiled in this anthology, which includes photos of all the students. |
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A Hand
of Stars Poetry |
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The
Politics of Snow: 100 New Poems "Often both startling and gorgeous, the 100 poems in Barbara Lefcowitz' seventh collection achieve a rare fusion of idea and image, mind and music. Lefcowitz is not afraid to experiment with the melding of intelligence and imagination." -- Garth S. Keller. |
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Children
Of The Dawn Children Of The Dawn reflects Berger-Kiss'
turbulent connection with Colombia. This novel explains the painful
underpinnings of the heartland of the Colombian guerrilla movement
and the narcotraficantes. |
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The
Architecture of Creativity: Profiles Behind The Mask The Architecture of Creativity reads like a novel but it is an exploration into the creative processes of Andrew Wyeth, Duke Ellington, Mark Rothko, Yukio Mishima, Helen Hardin, Edvard Munch, Vincent Van Gogh, and Leonardo da Vinci. Well beyond biographical description, the author cuts to heart of the psyche to explore the struggles and blocks obscuring development, which ultimately lead to an artistic expression of feeling. |
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Talus
& Scree International Literary Journal issues 2 through 5 Talus and scree refers to the small stones that fall off a cliff and collect at the bottom. Talus are the very small pebbles; scree even smaller. The works published in this journal are pieces that have fallen out of the mainstream… poems and short stories too long, too erotic, too controversial. The work of one hundred authors, artists and photographers is presented in each issue. |
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