A collection of government documents dating back to 1950's.

Taye-Kin Childs really likes women. Every since he was a kid he always felt more comfortable when in the presence of girls. The problem is that this kind of admiration doesn't always lead to the kind of perks that he'd like to see. He always seems to fall into the "friend zone" more often than he'd like. Taye's only male friend is Donny who is the Oscar Madison to his Felix Ungar. When the two move from their small town to go to college in Miami they discover a lot about themselves and each other when Taye falls in love. Along the way, Taye meets a colorful collection of girls that makes him question not only his commitment to his girlfriend, Brandy, but also his friendship with Donny. Girl Friends treats dating in a unique, funny and insightful way and creates a wholly relatable character in the flawed yet charming Taye-Kin Childs.

A brilliant, satiric novel about the waning of cool in downtown New York. This comic novel follows the various declines and concessions of a number of characters at crossroads in their lives. The dispersion of their friends and loved ones causes an emotional undertow, hauntingly captured in Indiana's best novel yet.

Lili Allure, legendary burlesque artiste, has left behind her East End childhood and difficult mother. Busy bathing in giant champagne glasses and designing her own glamorous routines, she hasn't seen her family in years. But when her mother dies, the curtain is raised on Lili's past. Viv's last words were of secrets and mysterious yellow letters - and a Victorian scandal that has cast a shadow over the family for generations. As Lili hunts for the yellow letters, she begins to see and hear things that can't be real. It almost feels like Viv is haunting her. Is grief making Lili lose her grip on reality? Or are her family secrets more sinister than she ever imagined?

Stop standing still. Start standing out. Whether in school, factories, or corporate offices, people are in a mad rush to the middle, going about their business and fitting in. The problem is, while you may feel as if you're doing your own thing, you're not-you're doing what's expected of you. To stand out, take whatever you think is normal, and do the exact opposite. In Find Your Yellow Tux, Jesse Cole, in-demand speaker and baseball ringleader, shares how you can achieve amazing things by doing the unexpected. Using examples from his life and the lives of his heroes-P. T. Barnum, Walt Disney, and MLB owner Bill Veeck-Cole shows how to reinvigorate your goals, reignite your passions, and excel in business and beyond. The time to break the mold is now-with Find Your Yellow Tux, you'll discover how to find joy and success in everything you do.