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  • The Law of the Land Quick View
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    • The Law of the Land

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    • Publication Date:  May 19, 2020 We live in an immoral age. Humanity suffers from “nature deficit disorder.” We have lost touch with the Earth, the Great Lawgiver. These poems unveil a moral code derived from the Earth. Part I reveals the moral code of the Lakota Sioux, a Plains Indian tribe whose way of life was taken from them. Part…
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  • The Annotated Murder of One Quick View
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    • The Annotated Murder of One

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    • Publication Date:  September 14, 2018 In The Annotated Murder of One, Jared Pearce takes lines, phrases, and words from the Counting Crows’ song, “A Murder of One,” and spins them into new directions and dimensions. The poetry collection focuses on memories, history, the future—and on the relationship between love and understanding. Vivid bird imagery is found throughout, but ghosts, flowers, jokes,…
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    • Paricutin: The Miracle of Daniel Pulido

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    • Publication Date: August 31, 2018 A Mexican boy and a Nebraska girl—bizarrely linked by a volcano, an earthquake, and an odd poem—careen inexorably toward an improbable rendezvous in Jerome Dobson’s debut novel, Paricutin: The Miracle of Daniel Pulido—a story of survival, courage, belief, hope, and love. The story of Paricutin begins when sixteen-year-old Daniel Pulido has a premonition of the 1985 Mexico…
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    • Sadie in Love

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    • Publication Date: July 31, 2018 In her warmly comical and deliciously entertaining debut novel, master storyteller Rochelle Distelheim sweeps us back to 1913 and the world of struggling Jewish immigrants in New York City’s Lower East Side. Sadie Schuster—fortyish, plumpish, a suffragette, and recently widowed—spends more time now talking to her late husband, Fivel, than when he was alive. Sadie…
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  • The Dream: The Story of the 1978–1979 Peerless PanthersThe Dream: The Story of the 1978–1979 Peerless Panthers Quick View
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    • The Dream: The Story of the 1978–1979 Peerless Panthers

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    • Publication Date: June 17, 2010 The Dream is the incredibly nostalgic and poignant story about the passing of Peerless High School in Peerless, Montana, which closed its doors forever in June, 2009, and the 1978–79 Peerless Panthers. It also includes the passing of District 1-C, once the most powerful Class C basketball conference in Montana, where three other high schools,…
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