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Fantimals : Fifty-Five Fables of Feathered, Fuzzy, and Freaky Friends
Dennis Kent Allen
Paperback - $29.95
Using some of the natural characteristics of North American animals and taking literary license to add other traits, Dennis has fashioned tales that show how the use or misuse of those features can bring about joy or sadness. The animals in the stori ...
Fantimals : Fifty-Five Fables of Feathered, Fuzzy, and Freaky Friends
Dennis Kent Allen
Hardcover - $49.95
Using some of the natural characteristics of North American animals and taking literary license to add other traits, Dennis has fashioned tales that show how the use or misuse of those features can bring about joy or sadness. The animals in the stori ...
Ate It Anyway
Ed Allen
Hardcover - $41.95
These darkly humorous stories have a flourish of Nabokovian with that combines grandeur, kitsch, and the author's broad empathy with his characters.
Bedtime Tales Your Parents Never Told You
Frank Allen
Paperback - $44.95
Take a riveting ride on a roller coaster which takes the reader to a pinnacle and then drops them straight down when they least expect it. Journey through a strange world of shadows where things are seldom as they seem. Whether it be demons, evil clo ...
Please to See the King : Stories from the Ballads of England
Kathleen S. Allen
Paperback - $44.95
Venture inside to the world of vampires, ghosts, ladies and gentlemen of the court, murderers, pirates and thieves. These are the stories taken from the ballads that were sung in the courts ruled by Kings and Queens in the days of yore.
Mere Anarchy
Woody Allen
Hardcover - $35.95
The first new collection from Allen in 25 years features 18 inimitable pieces, ten of which were originally published in "The New Yorker." These pieces are classic Woody Allen--sharp, funny, witty, intelligent, and irresistible.
Trash
Dorothy Allison
Paperback - $23.95
From the author of "Bastard Out of Carolina" comes her earlier work, a collection of essays and loosely connected anecdotes about surviving a horrific childhood in a "white trash" community in America.