PAST/PRESENT CLIENTS
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Anything You Say Can and Will Be Used Against You: Stories
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Laurie Lynn Drummond
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Short Stories
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HarperCollins; (February 3, 2004) |
Ex-cop Drummond debuts with 10 short stories grouped into five blistering fictional portraits of Baton Rouge policewomen
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Catfish and Mandala: A Two-Wheeled Voyage Through the Landscape and Memory of Vietnam
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Andrew X. Pham
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Multi-Cultural
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Memoirs
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Farrar Straus Giroux; (September 1, 1999) |
Vietnamese-American and author Pham alternates his narration between war-torn Vietnam and his escape to the U.S. as an adolescent, and his return to Vietnam almost two decades later as an Americanized but culturally confused young man
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The Comedy Bible: From Stand-up to Sitcom--The Comedy Writer's Ultimate "How To" Guide
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Judy Carter
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How-To
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Fireside; (September 5, 2001) paperback |
Guru to aspiring stand-up comics provides the complete scoop on being--and writing--funny for money whether it's creating a killer stand-up act, writing a spec sitcom, or providing jokes for radio or one-liners for greeting cards
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The Territory of Men: A Memoir
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Joelle Fraser
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Memoirs
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Villard; 1st edition (July 16, 2002) |
Set in northern California, Hawaii, and the small coastal towns of Oregon, Fraser’s memoir captures a centerless childhood with no bedtime, no boundaries, and no father
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Not In Kansas Anymore: Dark Arts, Sex Spells, Money Magic, and Other Things Your Neighbors Aren't Telling You
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Christine Wicker
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Cultural/Social Issues
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Journalism
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HarperSanFrancisco; Reprint edition (September 26, 2006) |
National bestselling author and award-winning religion reporter Christine Wicker leaves no talisman unturned in her hunt to find what's authentic and what's not in America's burgeoning magical reality
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The Mercy of Thin Air: A Novel
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Ronlyn Domingue
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Literary Fiction
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Atria (September 13, 2005) |
In late 1920s New Orleans, Raziela "Razi" Nolan, desires immortality nd gets her wish when she slips poolside, dies and finds herself in a state "between life and whatever comes next" in which she may observe the world she's left behind
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The Eaves of Heaven: A Life in Three Wars
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Andrew Pham
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History
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Memoirs
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Three Rivers Press; Reprint edition (June 23, 2009) |
In 1802, a war hero named Hao Pham was awarded a vast tract of land in the fertile flatlands in the north of Vietnam. He'd won several battles that had led to the unification of his country. For this, he became the lord of a large manor with thousands of peasants and lived out his days in supreme comfort. A string of male descendants succeeded him, each becoming richer and more powerful than the last. Under French colonial rule, the Pham estates expanded further.
The Eaves of Heaven describes the gradual undoing of this vast and elaborate dynasty, the cataclysmic disintegration of a country, and the series of dramatic misfortunes that befell the great-great-great-grandson of Hao Pham.
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The Mercy of Thin Air: A Novel
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Ronlyn Domingue
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Literary Fiction
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Historical Fiction
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Washington Square Press (June 1, 2006) |
Echoing Alice Sebold's The Lovely Bones (2002), debut novelist Domingue places her protagonist, Razi Nolan, "between," that is, in the place where souls go after death, perhaps for decades, before proceeding to whatever comes next. Razi dies in a drowning accident in July 1929, just after graduating from Tulane. Headed to medical school, she was involved with the dissemination of, at the time, illegal birth control information to unmarried women. Now, 70 years later, Razi attempts to find out what happened to Andrew, the love of her life
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