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Destination Dissertation: A Traveler's Guide to a Done Dissertation

13 reviews
Sonja Foss, William Waters

Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc., 2007

Extremely helpful
Destination Dissertation presents an attempt to demystify the process of conducting, writing and presenting original research, completing dissertations and making the transition to journal articles. The travel metaphor is creative and one to which all of us, as scholars, can relate. The format is cohesive and the chapters flow according to the process of the dissertation format. The techniques ...

Night Raiders Along the Cape (Mysteries in Time.)

1 review

Silver Moon Press, 1997

Learn More About John F. Waters, the author
If you want to learn more about John F. Waters, the author of Night Raiders Along the Cape and the more than thirty other children's books, essays, and Cape Cod Mysteries he has written go to his new website "acapecodwriter.com".

Memoirs

6 reviews
Tennessee Williams

New Directions, 2006

Dear, Troubled Genius.
This book shocked and disappointed many upon its release in 1975. Many were expecting something resembling a predictable literary auto-biography, though, with the authors notorious history and reputation, should have been prepared for what they got instead. This is a fascinating book about and by the man many called genius, the author of "A Streetcar Named Desire", "The Glass Menagerie", "Cat On ...

Much Ado About Nothing (Shakespeare, Pelican)

285 reviews
William Shakespeare

Penguin Classics, 1958

Ken and Em in Tuscany
After swearing that they will never marry anyone, let alone each other, two bickering "friends", Beatrice (Emma Thompson) and Benedick (Kenneth Branagh), end up falling in love after each is falsely led to believe that the other is in love with them. Given the fact that neither of his most recent Shakespearean adaptations have received so much as a DVD release out here (Australia), let alone a ...

Before I Sleep: a Doctor on Call

3 reviews
William C., III, M.D. Waters

Logikon, 2006

Old fashioned medicine
In "Before I Sleep" Dr. William Waters compiles vignettes of patients and their medical histories highlighting the doctor-patient relationship that is based on a style of medicine that is mostly gone with the wind as his generation nears retirement. It is an inside look at the way medicine used to be taught and practiced, and therefore provides a plumbline for those who would improve healthcare ...

Step Right Up!: I'm Gonna Scare the Pants off America

3 reviews
William Castle

World Almanac, 1992

Horror and Sci-Fi , They don't make them like that anymore.
I found this book to be one of the best autobiographies I have ever read. William Castle made every bit of his life a thorough joy to read.. It was a book that I could not put down. I took it everywhere, just to see what crazy gimmick he would come up with next. A must read. I don't want to give you any details because it would just spoil the book. This book and the two below give a true ...

Slow Food(The Case For Taste)

6 reviews
Carlo Petrini

Columbia University Press, 2003

Step off the fast food jet and onto the Slow Food train
In 1989, author, cook and visionary Carlo Petrini founded the International Slow Food Movement as response to our fast-food lifestyle. The movement now has a magazine, a web site, and over 400,000 followers organized into local chapters. With a foreword written by Alice Waters, it's no surprise to learn that Petrini advocates the same philosophy as Chez Panisse's founder: traditional recipes, ...