An earthy, entertaining collection of yarns about twenty larger-than-life outback characters.

Read this hilarious and touching biography about legendary coach and announcer Glen Sonmor. He dishes about everything from his playing days to coaching. Sonmor talks candidly about his career-ending eye injury, how he overcame alcoholism and more.

A biography, with recollections of early A.A. in the Midwest.

In the year 2010, Carl and Roy Mosley were moved and hidden inside the future—year 2056—by the strong hand of the Old Timers using a fake government protection program that went wrong. Lamenting over their lost families held in the past, the brothers soon discover that somebody is providing them clues on how to illegally regain their freedom by traveling east into Waterville, Iowa. This story is set in an era where time travel, using firearms, cloning anything, driving cars, or traversing any wild territory across the Mississippi River are all dangerous and illegal. Breaking any of these laws is punishable by death, but Monster Land keeps growing larger and has recently crossed the west side of the Mississippi, spreading westward toward their residences in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Enjoy twenty chapters of nonstop action played out in just one long day as the Mosley Brothers break all the laws and travel into Monster Land to regain their freedom.

A compendium of tips, recipes, and recommendations for everyday living, collected by the editors of the popular New England periodical, covers a wide range of topics, from baking bread using traditional methods and simplifying household chores to celebrating the holidays and caring for a garden. 15,000 first printing.

Disillusioned with business at age 50, the author found himself irresistibly drawn to the joy and sense of community that music had first brought to his youth. Inspired by this rediscovered passion, he embarked on a remarkable 12-year odyssey, capturing the stories of artisans, performers and historians of traditional music across North America now preserved in this volume. These interviewees who represent the heart and soul of old-time music include instrument builders Bart Reiter, Patrick "Doc" Huff, Pete Ross, Zachary Hoyt, Bill Rickard, and William Seeders Mosheim; old-time performers Rayna Gellert, David Holt, James "Sparky" Rucker, Clare Milliner, Mac Benford, Sheila Kay Adams, Paul Brown and John McCutcheon; and historians and authors Dwight Diller, Bill Malone, Don Flemons, and Tim Brooks.