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Hidden Ireland: Study of Gaelic Munster in the Eighteenth Century

1 review
Daniel Corkery

GIll & Macmillan, 1977

If you think poetry should be taken seriously as a literary option this is a book for you
Not satisfied with your literary outlook? Well this might be worth a look. Takes some research though,but, in the end worth it. With science now running the universities in all but name, the idea of study simply for the love of study looks rather inane when contrasted with the vast output of infotainment by the mass media. Reading Corkery could help you to see through a lot of ...

Dictionary of Munster Women Writers, 1800-2000

1 review

Cork University Press, 2005

Reclaiming the Position of Women
Ireland's wealth of authors is surely undeniable and me just back from Ireland to see it all. I bought an Irish Writers poster and there is not a single Irish Woman Writer to be found on it. So, too, at the memorial of Irish Writers outside of St. Patrick's Cathedral Dublin, Co. Dublin, it commemorates Yeats, Shaw, Joyce, O'Casey, Wilde, Synge and all the other major Irish Writers, but it ...

The Dean Koontz Companion

4 reviews

Berkley Trade, 1994

This book kicks! Funny man!
If you are a Dean Koontz reader, you must be curious where he got his unique imagination and peculiar style. This is a funny and creative explanation of his life and work. It is not just a chronological biography, but a creative touch of this and that. FULL OF HUMOR!

The Munster Raid: Before and After

4 reviews
Ian L. Hawkins

Food & Nutrition Pr, 1999

Review from 8th Air Force News Magazine
History is best written by using the facts of the case, in no area more so than the history of war. The Eighth Air Force story needs no additions, no embellishments. Ian Hawkins' telling of the war through the voices of those involved in one of the fiercest air raids of World War II is the way history, and especially that history of the Mighty Eighth, should be told. This is Black Week. The ...

The Munsters: A Trip Down Mockingbird Lane

21 reviews
Stephen Cox

Back Stage Books, 2006

Wonderfully Detailed Tribute To Television's First Family Of Fright
Having recently acquired this wonderful book by author Stephen Cox titled "The Munsters: A Trip Down Mockingbird Lane", as well as the recently released Two Seasons of the classic series on DVD, I once again never fail to marvel at this brilliant and totally original series that ran from 1964-66. Part domestic sitcom, part tribute to the Universal Monsters of old, and part satire on the "then", ...

Thirteen O'Clock

4 reviews
James Stimson, 2005

"A skeleton with a skeleton's key..."
I love the illustrations in this book and its innovative concept: a quirky clock that actually chimes at thirteen, quite unlike the ordinary timekeeper, that only runs from one to twelve. Stimson's brilliant illustrations remind me of my favorite animated films, The Nightmare Before Christmas and James and the Giant Peach, with the eccentric faces of unusual characters that pop out at the chime ...

Groundwork

5 reviews
Robert Welch

Blackstaff Press, 1998

"Sad and thoughtful, and full of rancour and feeling"
And terrific! With Groundwork, Robert Welch distills into one heady brew four hundred years of Anglo-Irish conflict and the historical relationships between the Condon and O'Dwyer families. He does this by presenting four- or five-page stories of individuals and events at seemingly random dates and stirring them together. Some stories are in the first person, giving an effervescence to the ...

Severe Burns: A Family Guide To Medical And Emotional Recovery

4 reviews
Andrew M. Munster

Diane Pub Co, 1993

EXCELLENT SELF-ESTEEM AID< etc. BRAVO!
This book, is definitley rated a five star in most burn survivors views, there simply is no better guide anywhere, at least that I personally know of, and I have searched. Congratulaaation, thank you, you are fantastic,and an asset. SEVERE BURNS, should be a requirement that every burn survivor should be in reciept of.

OFDM and MC-CDMA for Broadband Multi-User Communications, WLANs and Broadcasting

2 reviews
Lajos Hanzo, M. Münster, ...

Wiley-IEEE Press, 2003

Most Informative Textbook on The OFDM Systems!!!!!
Dr. Hanzo is one of greatest experts in the wireless communications. He wrote many technical papers and textbooks in this field. This OFDM textbook provides an excellent overview for wireless communication scholars and engineers. In every aspect of OFDM research, the authors always have illustrative introduction. This book is excellent for university professors and graduate students to explore ...

How the Lilies Grow: Considering the Needs of a Developmentally Disabled Child

5 reviews
Barbara Munster

Abiding Books, 2005

A VALUABLE BOOK FOR EVERY PARENT
Whether or not a parent is raising a developmentally disabled child, this wonderful book contains the theme of helping children find their God-given purpose in life. The author also provides the formula for encouragement, empowerment, and a proven program for children. In addition, the poignant story about the author's disabled daughter Lori covers the issues of experiencing guilt, anger, ...

The Munster Plantation: English Migration to Southern Ireland, 1583-1641

3 reviews
Michael MacCarthy-Morrogh

Oxford University Press, USA, 1986

A hagiography of the illumined work of this enigmatic Fenian
Dr Morrogh explores in lucid and entertaining detail the English emigration to Southern Ireland. Against the background of renaissance and upheaval, an unusual and fascinating phenomenon grew up. Morrogh illustrates how this goes against all our modern prejudices, and approaches the subtle changes in the Southern Irish character resulting from the immigrants' influence. The failure of ...

Munster City Library: Architekturburo Bolles-Wilson + Partner (Architecture in Detail)

1 review
Francisco Sanin

Phaidon Press, 1994

Amazing project
What can I say? One of my favorate. Cohesive, well designed and constructed. You don't see any left out piece. Great site planning and weaving with medieval city context. It's especailly outstanding considering how well they manage to stay to competition scheme.

Munster Village/90830 (Mothers of the Novel Reprints)

1 review
Mary Hamilton

Unwin Hyman, 1987

Munster Village is an early feminist utopian novel.
This is a very short novel that is more interesting for its ideas than its writing. The heroine is an older woman who uses her money to build a utopia which includes university schooling for women. There is also a grand masquerade ball on the estate that gives a marvelous sense of the scale and grandeur of the great country homes of the late eighteeth century.

The MacCarthys of Munster, The Story of a Great Irish Sept by Samuel Trant McCarthy, D.L., J.P., M.R.I.A.

1 review
MacCarthy Mor

Gryfons Publishers & Distributors, 1997

An Excellent Resource for Munster Genealogy & History!
Although it was certainly a useful book when first published in 1922, Samuel Trant McCarthy's book has become a unique reference, preserving many fragments of Munster history and genealogy which would have otherwise been lost due to the Public Records Office fire and other upheavals of the Irish War of Independence. As The MacCarthy Mor has observed, it would be quite impossible to write a ...

The Addams Family and Munsters Program Guide (Virgin)

1 review
John Peel

Virgin Books, 1996

Poorly researched and thoroughly disappointing.
Perhaps I was biased to this book from the start. The very fact that it marries two fundamentally different shows made it clear that it would not be catering for the fans. Unfortunately my prejudices were confirmed throughout, as this book is sadly as superficial and lacking in imagination as its editorial decision to cover both "The Munsters" and "The Addams Family" in the same book. That ...

The Tailor King: The Rise and Fall of the Anabaptist Kingdom of Munster

6 reviews
Anthony Arthur

St Martins Pr, 1999

Living history at its engrossing best
The Tailor King is a masterful account of what happened both inside and outside the ancient walls of sixteenth-century Munster when Protestant religious fervor transformed otherwise intelligent and rational men into irrational creatures capable of unbelievable brutality. Readers beware - the graphic descriptions and concrete imagery bring the sixteenth-century fully alive. The characters in ...

Munster: The way it was

1 review
Ian Hawkins

Robinson Typographics, 1984

Not Really Out of Print--There is an Updated Version
You can find the 'grandson' of this book available under a new name: Munster: Before and After. What follows is my review of the updated version. However, I have read both and they are quite similar. Both are outstanding. The target was Munster, an ancient walled city on the edge of Germany that up until that day had seen comparatively little damage from Allied bombs. But Munster was also a ...

Materializing New Media: Embodiment in Information Aesthetics (Interfaces: Studies in Visual Culture)

1 review
Anna Munster

Dartmouth, 2006

Dazzling
This book is a virtuoso performance in its feminist exploration of the concerns of new media and the concept of embodiment.

Eddie Munster AKA Butch Patrick

2 reviews
Helen Darras

Helen Darras, 2007

Eddie Munster AKA Butch Patrick
Product Information Title: EDDIE MUNSTER AKA BUTCH PATRICK Author: HELEN DARRAS Format: LENTICULAR HARDCOVER ISBN: 978-1-60530-440-3 Number of Pages: 225 Publication Date: 11/01/07 This book is currently listed this week as the #4 BEST SELLER AT DARK DELICACIES BOOKSTORE IN BURBANK/HOLLYWOOD! Hardback Nonfiction (1) Spectrum 14 - Fenner/Fenner -- Underwood (2) The ...

The Munsters: Television's First Family of Fright

7 reviews
Stephen Cox

Contemporary Books, 1989

A great tribute to the Munsters
I have been a fan of The Munsters since I saw the very first episode in 1964. I purchased the "First Family of Fright" book in 1989 and have enjoyed it ever since. The book is in an easy to read format, with page margins of 7/8". The photographs are of good quality and interesting, including the unused makeup with larger ears for Butch Patrick, some publicity shots and many behind the scenes ...

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