Brian E. Lebowitz
28) Unexpected child
Author
Pub. Date
2000
Description
"Meg Krantz is searching for a lot in her life, but not for a child. She has never known what kind of mother she'd be, selfless or purely acquisitive, and she hasn't been particularly eager to find out. Enter 4 1/2-year-old Kimble Toffler. Soon to be orphaned, Kimble comes into Meg's life through Meg's volunteer work. Before long Meg wonders if, and then how, she can forge a future with this child to whom she's grown so attached. The women in her...
Author
Pub. Date
1999.
Description
"For sixty-four years, Isaac Stern has been a great - and greatly loved - performing artist, famous for his profound music-making, his gusto for life, his passionate dedication to sharing his knowledge and wisdom with younger musicians, and his determination in a good cause."--BOOK JACKET. "Brought to America from Russia when he was ten months old, Stern grew up in San Francisco and was quickly recognized as an extraordinary talent. He began performing...
Pub. Date
[1997]
Description
A collection of erotic confessions by homosexuals. Poet Michael Lassell writes of his unrequited love for a younger man, James Baker, son of a minister recounts forbidden encounters in a meat-packing plant, and Darieck Scott explains Why I Need to Be Gang-Banged to Be Turned On
Author
Pub. Date
1988
Description
The irrepressible Tallulah Bankhead is enjoying a successful comeback as the star of a popular radio program, "The Big Show." Confident and brassy, she sip vodka martinis, refusing to succumb to the paranoia and suspicion spread by the dawn of the McCarthy era in 1952. But when a scheduled guest on her show commits suicide after his name is given to the House Un-American Activities Committee, Tallulah herself is threatened with blacklisting. Then...
Pub. Date
2002
Description
Do you bristle at a handshake that resembles a limp fish? Do oblivious pedestrians bring you to the brink? What about museum gift shops, superfluous courtesy (do we need a gas pump to show us gratitude?), behemoth SUVs or inexplicable operating manuals? Have you had it with escalating movie-ticket prices, or proliferating celebrity magazines? Is it children's choirs or karaoke singers, waiters bearing pepper grinders or dinner guests blathering on...