Aniko Gergely, Christoph Buechel, Ruprecht Stempell Hungarian cookbook. January 1, 1999 by Konemann

Timothy Roderick Look deeply inside yourself and you may find that there is a dark, shadowy part you do not, or perhaps cannot, deal with. Psychologist C. G. Jung called...

William ShatnerJames T. Kirk returns to the mirror universe that was first seen in the original televised Star Trek, to engage in a battle with the cleverest and most dangerous...

Dave BarryTAKE YOUR TRAVEL TIPS FROM DAVE BARRY,A GUY WHO IS REALLY GONE!Complete with maps, histories, quaint local facts (France's National Underwear Changing Day is March 12), song lyrics, helpful...

Allan Folson In Italy, the Cardinal Vicar of Rome is assassinated during a papal celebration. In Los Angeles, entertainment lawyer Harry Addison receives a desperate message from his long-estranged brother,...

Jacqueline Osherow With Dead Men's Praise, Jacqueline Osherow gives us her fourth and most ambitious collection yet. Her hybrid inspiration ranges from Dante's terza rima, to free verse, to biblical...

Ian Rankin Weary, wary, hard-drinking Detective John Rebus returns. As complex and unpredictable as the brooding mists that envelop his Edinburgh beat, Rebus is ever resourceful and determined-but this time,...

Carolyn Walker Cambridge English Readers: Level 6Chief Inspector Jane Honeywell is a city detective who wonders why she has moved to a sleepy country town—nothing happens in Pilton. But then...

Hilary Liftin and Kate Montgomery A funny and moving story told through the letters of two women nurturing a friendship as they are separated by distance, experience, and time.Close friends...

Thomas Mann "Death In Venice" tells the tragic story of a man who falls into foolish, forbidden love, only to reap his own ruin. While on holiday in Venice, a...

Donna Dewberry With Donna Dewberry's help, even inexperienced do-it-yourself home decorators can turn any wall into a masterpiece! Donna has completed more than 1,200 custom decorative paint jobs for homes...

Eric Maisel Discusses the principles that break through writer's block and allows authors the freedom to effectively write with meaning and purpose. February 8, 1999 by Tarcher