All Books
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Watchdog: 25 Years of Muckraking and RabblerousingBy Bill Lueders
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Six Spices : A Simple Concept of Indian CookingNeeta SalujaIf you enjoy Indian cuisine you will appreciate the straightforward approach and easy recipes in Neeta Saluja's book Six Spices." Philadelphia Inquirer Price: $29.95 |
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In the Garden with Jane AustenKim Wilson"Wonderfully informative, full of detail, illustrated with ravishing photographs - a must for any Austen fan." Andrew Davies |
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In the Steps of Jane AustenAnne-Marie EdwardsVisit scenes from Jane Austen's novels including Godmersham House, the inspiration for Pemberley in Pride and Prejudice; breathtaking views from Box Hill in Emma; Lyme Regis's treacherous stone steps in Persuasion; and Bath's Assembly Rooms in Northanger Abbey. List Price: $18.95 Sale Price: $9.48
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Jane Austen and CrimeSusannah Fullerton"Susannah Fullerton has brilliantly hit on the theme of crime and punishment in Austen. Fullerton shows how the Regency world was really a dangerous place with a fast rising crime rate and a legal system that handed out ferocious sentences. Her book will be essential reading for every Janeite.” Claire Tomalin Price: $22.00
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Tea with Jane AustenKim Wilson"Kim Wilson has assembled a collection of anecdotes, quotations, verses and recipes, charmingly illustrated with largely contemporary engravings and line drawings, to provide an exhaustive and uplifting history of England’s favourite brew." Jane Austen's Regency World |
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Eating Like Queens: A Guide to Ethnic Dining in America's Melting Pot, Queens, New YorkSuzanne Parker"Eating Like Queens by Suzanne Parker offers a 40-cuisine tour of the city's most ethnically diverse borough." The New York Times Out-of-Print |
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Essentially EnglishDan GreenPiers, pubs, pies, rain-lashed beaches, long summer evenings and garden gnomes—a cheeky look at all things British and peculiar. Price: $14.95
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Madison: The GuideGwen EvansAt last—a comprehensive guide for insiders and visitors alike. Long a magnet for students and the civic-minded, Madison now draws culture-seekers, sports-goers, food lovers, and recreation enthusiasts to its growing list of must-see destinations and activities. List Price: $13.95 Sale Price: $6.98
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Madison WalksHarriet Brown and Jamie YoungMadison, Wisconsin, is a walker's paradise. From the breathtaking view over Monona Bay to the lakeside tables at Memorial Union Terrace to the quirky shops along Willy Street, Madison is full of rewarding (and often surprising) rambles, ambles, strolls, and hikes. Out-of-Print
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Paris by Pastry: Stalking the Sweet Life on the Streets of ParisJoyce Slayton MitchellGathering all of the deliciousness of Paris in one necessary travel guide for first-timers and returning enthusiasts alike. List Price: $16.95 Sale Price: $8.48
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From Asparagus to Zucchini: A Guide to Cooking Farm-Fresh Seasonal ProduceMadison Area Community Supported Agriculture Coalition (MACSAC)"If you've got a vegetable, this book probably has a recipe for it—and a great one at that! And to think we used to compost our Jerusalem artichokes." Kevin Henkes List Price: $19.95 Sale Price: $9.98 (slightly damaged covers)
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The Go Green East Harlem Cookbook"Last year, as part of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg’s environmental initiatives, Scott M. Stringer, the borough president of Manhattan, began a project called Go Green East Harlem. Among the accomplishments is the new Go Green East Harlem Cookbook, edited by Mr. Stringer." The New York Times Out-of-Stock |
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Frank Lloyd Wright and the Book ArtsMary Jane Hamilton
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Cats and Dogs/Dogs and CatsP. S. Mueller"After reading P. S. Mueller’s very funny book, Cats and Dogs/Dogs and Cats, I had the urge to go out and adopt something that sheds." Sam Grosss Out-of-Print |
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Golf Wisconsin: The Official Guide to the State's Top 25 Public Courses … Plus 50 More Fun Places to PlayJeff Mayers & Jeffy PolingFrom the PGA Tour's venerable Brown Deer course in Milwaukee to Whistling Straits, another major course located north of Sheboygan, this reference explains where to locate Wisconsin's best golf courses without the usual sky-high prices found elsewhere. Out-of-Print |
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Gotcha Down: A NovelChris EarlGambling and big-time sports team up to make and break careers in the world of college football Out-of-Print
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In the Steps of Thomas HardyAnne-Marie EdwardsWe can follow his footsteps and those of his characters over windswept uplands and through quiet villages. Little has changed since Hardy was born near Dorchester more than 150 years ago. Out-of-Print
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A Literary Feast: Recipes and Writings by American Women Authors from HistoryYvonne Schofer, Editor"Not only a delightful cookbook with charming observations about food, A Literary Feast is a valuable contribution to both women's history and food studies." Barbara Haber, author of From Hardtack to Home Fries: An Uncommon History of American Cooks and Meals Out-of-Print
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Surrounded by Reality: The Best of Doug Moe on MadisonDoug Moe"Take a close look at the legendary Madison, Wisconsin, at it's finest. The controversial city has sparkled brightly, and Doug Moe has written it like it is." Phil Hellmuth Out-of-Print
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Seasons in a Country Kitchen CookbookDarlene KronschnabelMore than 200 old-fashioned home-style recipes and the stories behind these delicious dishes. Out-of-Print
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Walking with William ShakespeareAnne-Marie Edwards"Admirers of the Bard as well as armchair travelers are sure to enjoy this charming walking guide to the places associated with him." Chicago Tribune Out-of-Print
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Way Out Here in the MiddleJohn Roach"John has made me laugh since we were six years old. It was with his Madison Magazine letters that he began to make me cry; funny, poignant, philosophical, full of bluster and love...a shot of Irish, neat." Mary Sweeney, screenwriter, The Straight Story Out-of-Print
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Your Belief System Is Shot: Cartoons and StuffP.S. MuellerOut-of-Print "Laughing is all well and good, but what's it called when you laugh, while being surprised, sad, angry and oddly comforted? That's the thing that P.S. Mueller does. He tells an astute history of life in these times, like Thucydides, only more concise." Ben Karlin, Producer, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
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