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1 review
Christoher Marlowe and William Shakespeare

Amberwaves, 2005

An Astounding Book!
This book would receive the Pulitzer Prize if more people were aware of the Shakespeare Authorship question and wanted to read the books written about it. Top scholarship!

Fantastic Four Omnibus, Vol. 1 (v. 1)

17 reviews
Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, ...

Marvel Comics, 2005

Stan Lee holds up far better than expected: real american Visionary
I really didn't expect to enjoy these early FF issues as much I did! I loved them! In fact, I had no idea what a visionary brilliant writer Stan Lee was or what he accomplished in the sixties, before I was even born! Nay, I only read the eighties stuff, but I always wanted to read back from the beginning. Well, these omnibus editions give you the best way of catching up on the classic runs ...

Amber Waves of Grain: American Macrobiotic Cooking

1 review
Alex Jack, Gale Jack

Japan Pubns, 1992

Great Book
Best. Macro. Book. Ev-arrr! Seriously. American food. Healthy. Delicious. Try cooking the succotash and yams and squash for *real* traditional Thanksgiving sides. Every recipe I have tried in here is fantastic. Except for the Zuni water balls. They stunk. But don't let that stop you. This book rules. Easy to read, mostly easy to make, good for you, and delicious recipes you can add to ...

Macrobiotic Diet: Balancing Your Eating in Harmony with the Changing Environment and Personal Needs

2 reviews
Aveline Tomoko Kushi, Alex Jack

Japan Publications Trading Co, 1985

Larger than Life
Macrobiotics first had its roots in America when Michio and his wife, Avelin came to this country in the 1950's with a vision that was "larger than life". Macro-bio-tics is exactly that. And the Macrobiotic Diet, as described in this book (among the many that exist today) is one that doesn't just center around the do's and don'ts of proper eating. It is a lifestyle; it is a way to think ...

Classic Pin-Up Art of Jack Cole

2 reviews

Fantagraphics Books, 2010

Cole's Art is Simply Remarkable
Fans of Jack Cole's Plastic Man should do themselves a favor and seek this book out. These one-panel gags foreshadow the work Cole would do for Playboy in the 1950's. The line art, is of course, extraordinary but his experiments with ink wash really leap off the page. Cole's gals are breathtaking. As Art Speigelman noted, "Cole's goddesses were estrogen souffles who mesmerized the ineffectual ...

The Macrobiotic Path to Total Health: A Complete Guide to Preventing and Relieving More Than 200 Chronic ...

5 reviews
Michio Kushi, Alex Jack

Ballantine Books, 2003

Insightful and empowering
It isn't written to offer dramatizations or win converts. This is a step-by-step manual for those who seek guidance to healing through macrobiotics. And you don't have to have a "condition" to benefit from the wealth of information found in this book. Use it for deeper understanding of your body's healing potential and see what it can do for you if you care to follow the advice. This book also ...

The Macrobiotic Path to Total Health: A Complete Guide to Naturally Preventing and Relieving More Than 200 ...

12 reviews
Michio Kushi, Alex Jack

Ballantine Books, 2004

Great Reference Book to Have
Anytime Michio Kushi and Alex Jack team up and talk about macrobiotics and our health, we would do well to listen. Both authors have been at the forefront of the macrobiotic community worldwide, both are pioneers, both are wise beyond their years. The book is sectioned out with reference to common diseases and ailments, and takes a wholistic approach to getting healthy and on the right track to ...

ASIMOV'S SCIENCE FICTION - Volume 1, number 4 - Winter 1977: To Sin Against Systems; Machismo on Byronia; A ...

1 review
George (editor) (Gary R. Osgood; Martin Gardner; Robert Lee Hawkins; I Scithers

Davis Publications, 1977

4th issue
This fourth issue of Asimov's long-running magazine has some great stories like "Heretic In A Balloon" by L. Sprague de Camp. Other authors include Asimov himself, F.M. Busby, Randall Garrett, and Barry Malzberg. This magazine was launched the same year Star Wars was released, and this is the first issue to mention the classic film, as it's reviewed by Charles N. Brown, with 3 black & white ...

Aveline Kushi's Complete Guide to Macrobiotic Cooking: For Health, Harmony, and Peace

14 reviews
Aveline Kushi, Alex Jack

Warner Books, 1988

This is Awesome!
I was really happy to get this book. I was pleasantly surprised at how fat it was (and is)! So many recipes...just pages and pages. Unfortunately, there's no pictures to accompany them (bummer), but it makes up for it in content. Excellent recipes. This is exactly the cookbook I was looking for -- I wanted simple, easy-to-prepare, "clean" meal ideas. I have been using (and loving) Tosca Reno's ...

Marvel Masterworks: The X-Men Vol. 2 (Hardcover)

3 reviews
Stan Lee

Marvel Entertainment Group, 2003

Stan Lee and Jack Kirby finish their original X-Men run
It is really interesting to see how much the X-Men have changed over the years. True, the Avengers quickly replaced all of their major members, but nobody ever really leaves the Avengers (except the Hulk), so Thor, Iron Man, and Captain America make it back for the parties and such. But Angel, Beast and Iceman really have been long gone, and the Uncanny X-Men gave way to the All-New ...

The Call of the Wild and Selected Stories (100th Anniversary)

7 reviews
Jack London

Signet Classics, 2003

Powerful, gripping tales of nature and survival
I have to admit that I have not really given Jack London his proper due up to now. Perhaps it is because I don't by my nature like outdoor adventure type stories, or perhaps it is because I associate White Fang and "To Build a Fire" with my youth. The fact is that Jack London is a tremendously talented writer. His understanding of the basics of life matches his great knowledge of the ...

Macrobiotic Resource Guide: A Directory to the Most Healthful, Affordable, and Environmentally Safe Foods, ...

1 review

One Peaceful World Press, 1997

Macrobiotic Resource Guide
This book was different than I expected. It is a good book.

The Cancer Prevention Diet

11 reviews
Michio Kushi, Alex Jack

Thorsons, 1988

Informative and Well-Written
Once again, Mischio Kushi has written an informative and precise book on how to maintain your health, even when facing a diagnosis of cancer. Like so much of the macrobiotic diet, this is a healthy and great diet to begin to feel great and regain your health.

My Beautiful Life: How Macrobiotics Brought Me from Cancer to Radiant Health

6 reviews
Milenka Dobic, Alex Jack

Findhorn Press, 2000

Aligning With the Healing Powers of the Universe
"Cancer." This dread diagnosis is now heard by one out of two men and one out of three women. In telling the story of her illness and subsequent recovery, Mina Dobic openly talks about the kind of problems we all face these days - emotional family conflicts, environmental pollution, stressful work life, and thoughtless eating habits. All these present our bodies with conditions they can't ...

The Book of Macrobiotics: The Universal Way of Health, Happiness and Peace

4 reviews
Michio Kushi, Alex Jack

Japan Publications, 1987

READ!
From food and nutrition to lifestyle and spirituality, this book covers EVERY aspect of macrobiotics. This is an important book.

American Casino Guide 2006

46 reviews
Steve Bourie, Anthony Curtis, ...

Casino Vacations, 2005

This Vegas guide is worth the money
Of course, get a 2010 version! I have no complaints about this guide. The descriptions of things to do in Vegas as well as the hotel rates are pretty much as printed. What really makes this guide a bargain is all the coupons in the back. You get back all the money spent on this guide and then some. I think I saved around $100 on restaurants and car rental using these.

Macrobiotic Health & Travel Directory

1 review
Alex Jack

One Peaceful World Press, 1998

Macrobiotic Health & Travel Directory
Great help for diagnosis and traveling

U.F.O.

4 reviews
Chris Noble, Caleb Scott, ...

powerHouse Books, 2006

An Idea Whose Time Has Come
Hello potential Amazon customer. If you've read this far you already know what the book you're contemplating forking over your hard-earned dough is about. It's a coffee table book, right? About a graffiti artist, yes? That will either appeal to you on those merits or it won't. But there's another view, one you might not have thought of and that is what this book represents to ufology (the ...

Imagine a World Without Monarch Butterflies: Awakening to the Hazards of Genetically Altered Foods

2 reviews
Alex Jack

One Peaceful World Press, 2000

Great book, but...
This book was very informative about the potential dangers of GM foods, and why we need more testing before we release these organism into the environment unchecked. As the author states, there is no way to recall GMO's. I found it somewhat difficult to read the book with all the typing and grammar errors. This book would have been more credible had the author spent more time editting. Overall, I ...

Complete Book of Shooting

1 review
Jack O'Connor, Roy Dunlap, ...

Harper & Row, 1965

A classic "must read" for fans of the shooting sports.
I grew up reading Jack O'Connor's articles and books, and on a whim happened to find this one. He and some of the most authoritative gun writers of the late '70's collaborated to cover various aspects of shooting as it existed then. What is most intriguing is that many of their opinions are just as valid now as they were then. Jeff Cooper writes about handguns, O'Connor covers shotgunning and ...

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