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Toronto: Pocket Books, 1971. 183 pp. Light edge and corner wear with minor creasing on the spine; no interior markings. The Chapters are: The Body is the Message: A Science Called Kines… Plus…

Toronto: Pocket Books, 1971. 183 pp. Light edge and corner wear with minor creasing on the spine; no interior markings. The Chapters are: The Body is the Message: A Science Called Kinesics; A New Signal from the Unconscious; How to Tell the Girls Apart; To Touch of Not to Touch; A Touch of Loneliness; Of Animals and Territory: The Symbolic Battle; Can We Inherit Language; The Territorial Imperative; How Much Space Does a Man Need; How We Handle Space: A Space to Call Your Own; A Science Called Proxemics; Social and Public Space; How Different Cultures Handle Space; The Western World's Way with Space; When Space is Invaded: Defending Body Zones; Advice for Status Seekers; How to Be a Leader; The Space We Hold Inviolate; Of Space and Personality; Sex and Non-persons; Ceremonies and Seating; The Masks Men Wear: The Smile that Hides the Soul; Take Off the Mask; The Mask that Won't Come Off; When Is a Person Not a Person; The Masochist and the Sadist; How to Drop the Mask; The Wonderful World of Touch: Come Hold My Hand; The Crippling Masks; You Are What You Feel; How to Break Out of a Shell; The Silent Cocktail Party; Playing Games for Health's Sake; The Silent Language of Love: Stance Glance and Advance; Is She Available; Is the Face Worth Saving; Pickups AC and DC; Choose Your Posture; Semi-Sexual Encounters; Positions Points and Postures: A Cry for Help; What Does Your Posture Say; Different Places Different Postures; The Movement and the Message; Postures and Presentation; Jockeying for Position; Three Clues to Family Behavior; Winking Blinking and Nods: The Stare that Dehumanizes; A Time for Looking; The Awkward Eyes; Bedroom Eyes; Other Cultures Other Looks; A Long Look at Oneself; How Long Is a Glance; An Alphabet for Movement: Is There a Language of the Legs; The ABC of Body Language; Labeling the Kines; Culture and Kinesics; Follow the Leader; Body Language: Use and Abuse: Let's Talk to the Animals; Symbols in a World Without Sound; Mental Healing Through Body Language; Faking Body Language; and Putting It All Together.. Later Printing. Paperback. Very Good., Pocket Books, 1971, New York. 1996. July 1996. Picador. 1st American Paperback Edition. Very Good In Wrappers. ISBN:0312143222. Translated from the Spanish by Laura C. Dail. 180 pages. paperback. Cover: Henry Sene Yee. FROM THE PUBLISHER - ‘Only in gambling does nothing depend on nothing.’ Dostoevsky’s insight into the predicament of the gambler informs this brilliant contemporary novel by one of Spain’s most acclaimed authors. For most people, gambling is a legal vice, a brief escape from the monotony of everyday life, a small adventure in tempting fate. But for the gambler, a game of chance if powerfully erotic, even mystical - an enclosed space and time in which he can assume a god’s ability to master circumstance. Jorge is just such a gambler. Chance is his passion, his addiction: no woman can match the subtle allure of the gaming tables, the palpable smoothness of dice, the siren song of the slot machine, the husky murmur of the croupier. But his addiction is devouring him, and to kick it he enlists the help of an analyst - Lucia, who is herself a formidably seductive presence. As the two debate, the balance of power begins to shift in a sexually charged battle of wits for the soul of a gambler. Erotic, intelligent, resonant with provocative ideas, DOSTOEVSKY’S LAST NIGHT introduces American readers to a vibrant international voice. CRISTINA PERI ROSSI was born in Uruguay and has lived in Spain since 1972. DOSTOEVSKY’S LAST NIGHT is her nineteenth published book; her essays, short stories, poems, and novels have been translated into nine languages. She has recently received a John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation grant for her work. inventory #31905 ISBN: 0312143222., NY: Fantasy House, 1957. Vol. 13, No. 5. Edited by Anthony Boucher. Cover by Morris Scott Dollens ("Approaching the Space Station"). Includes "A for Anything" (novelet) by Damon Knight; "Negra Sum" by Avram Davidson; "The Facts About Life on Mars" (article) by Robert S. Richardson; "Ambassador's Return" by Allen Kim Lang; "Conversion factor" by Colin Sturgis; "The Science Stage" (department) by William Morrison; "Fido" by Gordon R. Dickson; "Incommunicado" by Ray Russell; "Report on the Sexual Behavior on Arcturus X" by Robert F. Young; "Valise Macabre" (verse) by Winona McClintoc; "Recommended Reading" by Anthony Boucher; "The Long Remembering" by Poul Anderson; "Now and Then" by Jonathan Rosenbaum. Cover stains, nearly invisible externally.. SingleIssueMagazine. Very Good-., Fantasy House, 1957, Ballantine, 1967. 1st Printing. Mass Market Paperback. Good. 1st printing. Pages lightly toned. 1967 Mass Market Paperback. Set mostly in post-WWII central Europe, this story, narrated by Andras Vajda, now a middle-aged professor living in Michigan, is about his teenage and university years, in particular his sexual awakening and adventures. The war disrupted all of European society with the status and good fortune of almost everyone altered to some degree. In some respects it is this disruption and increased vulnerability that permitted Andras to find spaces to grow., Ballantine, 1967, Chronicle Books, 2005. Hard Cover. Near Fine/No Jacket. Krauss, Trisha. Lock and keys missing, last few pages lightly bumped. Clean pages, not written in. 2005 Hard Cover. "Inspire and be inspired with this bedside journal. Drawn from a legacy thousands of years old, this journal is your place to explore new realms of pleasure and imagination. The Kama Sutra Journal includes plenty of space to record, illustrate, and fantasize, with stimulating tips for enhancing your love life. Keep it as your own private record or leave it out in order to inspire you and your lover to nights of bliss., Chronicle Books, 2005, Smithsonian, 1994. Retail inventory which has been in long term storage. Multiple copies. " Arena Birds----those birds whose males gather for competitive sexual display in open spaces are among the most beautiful bieds in the world.. Hard Cover. New., Smithsonian, 1994, New York, NY Penguin Group: Viking, 2002. Hardcover First Edition [2002]; First Printing indicated. First Edition [2002]; First Printing indicated. Near Fine in Near Fine DJ: Book shows a tiny, superficial dent at the top of the front panel and and even milder ding at the top of the rear panel; else flawless; binding square and secure; text clean. DJ flawless; unclipped; mylar-protected (the mylar shows some rubbing). Very Close to "As New". The DJ has been affixed to the Book at the inside flaps. NOT a Remainder, Book-Club, or Ex-Library. 8vo. 232pp. Hardback with DJ. Mr. Rodriguez is an excellent social essayist of America's many converging streams. I have just finished reading Richard Rodriguez's new book "Brown: The Last Discovery of America", and I am contemplating how long I should wait before beginning it again. Here is a writer worth many readings. His subject and approach invite numerous visits, viewings from varied moods and perspectives. In this, his third book, Mr. Rodrigez's takes as his theme the notion of "brown" as intermingled, mixed, impure and argues that it is the inevitable conclusion of America. Along the way he gives us his reading (a 'brown' reading?) of Richard Nixon, Alexis de Tocqueville, Ben Franklin, the Latin American migration, the persistance of Puritanism, sexual politics, cubism, Melcolm X, Catholism, public space, and the American insistance on authenticy against its impulse for the theatrical. Many of these are themes Mr. Rodriguez has covered before. Here he revisits some familiar themes through the lense of brownness, turning them over by a different light, holding them up to a different horizon. He is a writer of a fugue like repetition, striking humor in one note and discomfort in the next, leaving the reader to follow the argument off the page. He is a writer who does not condescend to his readers with trite resolutions or comforting reassurances. His style is personal and political, contemplative and engaging. He is an excellent stylist of a kind rarely seen today. This is not an easy read. It is a provocative and perplexing tune Mr. Rodriguez carries. He points in directions that he leaves uncharted, exposes personal wounds that he leaves unhealed. He invites us into an uncomfortable space of hanging questions. New readers may find him challanging (some friends have found his style dense or obscure). But if you are looking for an intelligent and engaging converstaion on the meaning of what America is becoming and why undermining of America's very notion of race is inevitable, then I strongly urge you to read this terrific book., Penguin Group: Viking, 2002., New York: Bare Bear Press, 1996. 1st printing. Saddle-stapled comic. Light shelfwear. Very good. 32 pp. plus covers, semi-glossy color covers, b/w interiors. An adult comic containing strong sexual content and violence. A space demon comes to earth to rape women with his tentacles. Heavily based off of Japanese Hentai. The artist is not to be confused with the Eros/ Fantagraphics creator of CYNTHIA PETAL'S REALLY FANTASTIC ALIEN SEX FRENZY! and PRESSED TONGUE., Bare Bear Press, 1996, Peacock/ Atlantic Publishers & Distributors (P) Ltd., 2010. Softcover. New. Creation of universe has been an enigma since time immemorial. Matter is made of energy. E=mc2 is an established scientific fact. Energy, in essence, is an expression of natural forces. Natural forces recognised so far are electromagnetic force—a strong force binding the nuclear particles, weak force of radioactivity, force of gravitation and a recently recognised force binding together the quarks. It has been suggested that all these forces are essentially part of a unified field force of nature. Forces exhibit as field, as wave and sometimes as particle radiation. To explain their behaviour exactly various theories, e.g. quantum theory, relativity theory and string theory have been postulated in physics. But their changing behaviour is complicated enough to be understood fully by any one theory. They all are debated, discussed, modified, challenged, cancelled and formulated, again and again to reach new syntheses. “Consciousness” appears to be one variant of this field force of nature. Space, time and the unified field force of nature interacted to create this universe. Consciousness incorporated into matter and the living world happened. Life, in essence, is conscious awareness of self and an intense desire to perpetuate it for ever. This desire of eternal perpetuation is termed as survival instinct which reflects in the complex behaviour patterns of all living organisms, starting from sexual behaviour to sports and politics. The nature is governed by the principles of perpetuity, dynamicity, infinity, uncertainty and cyclicity. As nature keeps on changing, everything changes with the passage of time. The profound change in the system of an organism ultimately accumulates detrimentally and this natural machine first gets deranged or diseased and finally stops working. The expression of consciousness ceases and we call it death. Mental conditioning since childhood imparts attachment to family, society and nation at large. Food habits, beliefs, cultural imprints and faith in various gods are the other fallouts of conditioning. The book Truth and Illusion contains seminal essays on all these aspects of life including matter, energy, time, consciousness, survival instinct, pain, grief, sorrow, anger and violence, among others. The readers will find it interesting and informative. Printed Pages: 80., Peacock/ Atlantic Publishers & Distributors (P) Ltd., 2010, Peacock/ Atlantic Publishers & Distributors (P) Ltd., 2010. Softcover. New. Creation of universe has been an enigma since time immemorial. Matter is made of energy. E=mc2 is an established scientific fact. Energy, in essence, is an expression of natural forces. Natural forces recognised so far are electromagnetic force—a strong force binding the nuclear particles, weak force of radioactivity, force of gravitation and a recently recognised force binding together the quarks. It has been suggested that all these forces are essentially part of a unified field force of nature. Forces exhibit as field, as wave and sometimes as particle radiation. To explain their behaviour exactly various theories, e.g. quantum theory, relativity theory and string theory have been postulated in physics. But their changing behaviour is complicated enough to be understood fully by any one theory. They all are debated, discussed, modified, challenged, cancelled and formulated, again and again to reach new syntheses. “Consciousness” appears to be one variant of this field force of nature. Space, time and the unified field force of nature interacted to create this universe. Consciousness incorporated into matter and the living world happened. Life, in essence, is conscious awareness of self and an intense desire to perpetuate it for ever. This desire of eternal perpetuation is termed as survival instinct which reflects in the complex behaviour patterns of all living organisms, starting from sexual behaviour to sports and politics. The nature is governed by the principles of perpetuity, dynamicity, infinity, uncertainty and cyclicity. As nature keeps on changing, everything changes with the passage of time. The profound change in the system of an organism ultimately accumulates detrimentally and this natural machine first gets deranged or diseased and finally stops working. The expression of consciousness ceases and we call it death. Mental conditioning since childhood imparts attachment to family, society and nation at large. Food habits, beliefs, cultural imprints and faith in various gods are the other fallouts of conditioning. The book Truth and Illusion contains seminal essays on all these aspects of life including matter, energy, time, consciousness, survival instinct, pain, grief, sorrow, anger and violence, among others. The readers will find it interesting and informative. Printed Pages: 80., Peacock/ Atlantic Publishers & Distributors (P) Ltd., 2010, Peacock/ Atlantic Publishers & Distributors (P) Ltd., 2010. Softcover. New. Creation of universe has been an enigma since time immemorial. Matter is made of energy. E=mc2 is an established scientific fact. Energy, in essence, is an expression of natural forces. Natural forces recognised so far are electromagnetic forcea strong force binding the nuclear particles, weak force of radioactivity, force of gravitation and a recently recognised force binding together the quarks. It has been suggested that all these forces are essentially part of a unified field force of nature. Forces exhibit as field, as wave and sometimes as particle radiation. To explain their behaviour exactly various theories, e.g. quantum theory, relativity theory and string theory have been postulated in physics. But their changing behaviour is complicated enough to be understood fully by any one theory. They all are debated, discussed, modified, challenged, cancelled and formulated, again and again to reach new syntheses. Consciousness appears to be one variant of this field force of nature. Space, time and the unified field force of nature interacted to create this universe. Consciousness incorporated into matter and the living world happened. Life, in essence, is conscious awareness of self and an intense desire to perpetuate it for ever. This desire of eternal perpetuation is termed as survival instinct which reflects in the complex behaviour patterns of all living organisms, starting from sexual behaviour to sports and politics. The nature is governed by the principles of perpetuity, dynamicity, infinity, uncertainty and cyclicity. As nature keeps on changing, everything changes with the passage of time. The profound change in the system of an organism ultimately accumulates detrimentally and this natural machine first gets deranged or diseased and finally stops working. The expression of consciousness ceases and we call it death. Mental conditioning since childhood imparts attachment to family, society and nation at large. Food habits, beliefs, cultural imprints and faith in various gods are the other fallouts of conditioning. The book Truth and Illusion contains seminal essays on all these aspects of life including matter, energy, time, consciousness, survival instinct, pain, grief, sorrow, anger and violence, among others. The readers will find it interesting and informative. Printed Pages: 80. Truth and IllusionAnil Kumar Sinha9788124802328, Peacock/ Atlantic Publishers & Distributors (P) Ltd., 2010, Publishing Services, Melbourne, 1996. First Edition. Softcover. Very Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Baby, Doll and Lati, three spunky alien babes, are trapped on Nufon, the most boring planet in the entire yoon. They steal a spaceship and arrive in Sydney, Planet Earth, in search of sex, drugs and rock n roll. When the babes abduct Jake, a minor rock star and dread-headed charmer, and toss him in their saucer’s sexual experimentation chamber, the global warming begins.The babes form a band, and rocket to rock n roll stardom. Trouble is, Jake and Baby are falling in love, a posse of Nufonians is headed for Earth, the US military is on the case and Eros the talking asteroid wants to dive into the mosh as well. The babes are planning their biggest gig, but can they save the world too? – rear panel blurb Size: Mid Sized Paperback ( 7¾" - 9¾" tall ). A very clean secondhand copy, with no damage apart from age toning of the page edges. Please refer to accompanying picture (s). Quantity Available: 1. Category: Literature & Literary; Erotica; Science Fiction & Fantasy. ISBN: 1875847332. ISBN/EAN: 9781875847334. Inventory No: 0244008. . 9781875847334 This book is light, and postage will be reduced to $8.00 for shipment within Australia. ., Publishing Services, 1996, New Delhi, India: Penguin, 2004 In this brilliantly versatile collection of stories from the award-winning author of Harvest, the reader will encounter a range of themes, from murder mystery to science fiction. The author’s vision of a post-apocalypse future is dark, but rendered with a rich vein of irony and humour that allows us to roller-coast with her into a world where air and water and the earth itself take on new shades of meaning. Then there are the here-and-now stories of bodies turning up in backyards, of love betrayed and sexuality discovered, of bitter awakenings and upbeat endings. Intelligent, opinionated, playful, this is a collection that defies limitations of time, space and imagination to conjure up new morality tales for our time. Printed Pages: 216.. First Edition. Paperback. 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2019, ISBN: 9780143031130

HARPERCOLLINS PUBLISHERS, 2019. Paperback. Very Good. MICHAEL CRICHTON meets STEPHEN KING at their finest ... with the creepiest opening I've ever read." - Lisa Gardner * "… Plus…

HARPERCOLLINS PUBLISHERS, 2019. Paperback. Very Good. MICHAEL CRICHTON meets STEPHEN KING at their finest ... with the creepiest opening I've ever read." - Lisa Gardner * "Joins the ranks of classic para noid thrillers about human achievement run amok, with STEPHEN KING's The St and and Michael Crichton's Terminal Man." - Joseph Finder * "A heart-stoppi ng thriller. ... a must-read for MICHAEL CRICHTON fans." - Dallas Morning N ews * "Similar in atmosphere and style to MICHAEL CRICHTON and STEPHEN KING . ... A race-against-the-clock thriller." - Booklist FLIGHT 194 LANDED. SOMETHING LETHAL AWAITS OUTSIDE. THIS IS DEAD ON ARRIVAL. An airplane touches down at a desolate airport in a remote Colorado ski tow n. Shortly after landing, Dr. Lyle Martin, a world-class infectious disease specialist, is brusquely awakened to shocking news: Everyone not on the pl ane appears to be dead. The world has gone dark. While they were in the air , a lethal new kind of virus surfaced, threatening mankind's survival, and now Martin-one of the most sought-after virologists on the planet until his career took a precipitous slide-is at the center of the investigation. Moving at lightning pace from the snowbound Rockies to the secret campus of Google X, where unlimited budgets may be producing wonders beyond our capacity to control, Dead on Arrival is a brilliantly imaginative, intricately plotted thriller that draws on Matt Richtel's years of science and technology reporting for the New York Times, and establishes him as one of the premier thriller writers working today., HARPERCOLLINS PUBLISHERS, 2019, Avon Books, New York, 1998. Paperback. Good. 373 pages. Edgewear and creasing to covers. An Explosive Encounter. Mary Kate Bennett was married too early, widowed too young, and left to fend for herself without a penny. Her path was never meant to cross with Archer St. John's, except for a terrible carriage accident with the wickedly handsome Earl of Sanderhurst. Mary Kate awakens in a mysterious lord's bed to a life more luxurious than she could have ever imagined, facing a man she's never met before, but instinctively knows...A Heart Held Hostage. The whispers about Archer follow him wherever he goes. Had the reclusive nobleman murdered his unhappy countess? When Mary Kate enters his life so unexpectedly, the bold earl is convinced that she has all the answers he has been searching for. So why can't he think of anything else besides her decadently red hair, her luminescent skin, and the feelings this vibrant, spirited beauty evokes within his masculine soul? A Wicked Fantasy. Their love can be a fantasy, or it can be strong enough to entwine their destinies forever. Quantity Available: 1. Category: Fiction; Romance & Women's Fiction; ISBN: 0380795817. ISBN/EAN: 9780380795819. Inventory No: 11080524.. 9780380795819, Avon Books, 1998, New Delhi, India: Penguin, 2004 In this brilliantly versatile collection of stories from the award-winning author of Harvest, the reader will encounter a range of themes, from murder mystery to science fiction. The author’s vision of a post-apocalypse future is dark, but rendered with a rich vein of irony and humour that allows us to roller-coast with her into a world where air and water and the earth itself take on new shades of meaning. Then there are the here-and-now stories of bodies turning up in backyards, of love betrayed and sexuality discovered, of bitter awakenings and upbeat endings. Intelligent, opinionated, playful, this is a collection that defies limitations of time, space and imagination to conjure up new morality tales for our time. Printed Pages: 216.. First Edition. Paperback. New/New. 13 Cms x 20 Cms., Penguin, 2004<

2004, ISBN: 9780143031130

New Delhi, India: Penguin, 2004 In this brilliantly versatile collection of stories from the award-winning author of Harvest, the reader will encounter a range of themes, from murder myst… Plus…

New Delhi, India: Penguin, 2004 In this brilliantly versatile collection of stories from the award-winning author of Harvest, the reader will encounter a range of themes, from murder mystery to science fiction. The author’s vision of a post-apocalypse future is dark, but rendered with a rich vein of irony and humour that allows us to roller-coast with her into a world where air and water and the earth itself take on new shades of meaning. Then there are the here-and-now stories of bodies turning up in backyards, of love betrayed and sexuality discovered, of bitter awakenings and upbeat endings. Intelligent, opinionated, playful, this is a collection that defies limitations of time, space and imagination to conjure up new morality tales for our time. Printed Pages: 216.. First Edition. Paperback. New/New. 13 Cms x 20 Cms., Penguin, 2004<

ISBN: 9780143031130

In this brilliantly versatile collection of stories from the award-winning author of Harvest, the reader will encounter a range of themes, from murder mystery to science fiction. The auth… Plus…

In this brilliantly versatile collection of stories from the award-winning author of Harvest, the reader will encounter a range of themes, from murder mystery to science fiction. The author's vision of a post-apocalypse future is dark, but rendered with a rich vein of irony and humour that allows us to roller-coast with her into a world where air and water and the earth itself take on new shades of meaning. Then there are the here-and-now stories of bodies turning up in backyards, of love betrayed and sexuality discovered, of bitter awakenings and upbeat endings. Intelligent, opinionated, and playful, this is a collection that defies limitations of time, space, and imagination to conjure up new morality tales for our time. Media > Book, [PU: Penguin Books]<