Blair: 897 books

Because it needed to be done, Sheldon Blair took it upon himself to write, probably the most iconic, black historical poem ever written. In more than 150 rhyming verses, he in chronological order lists the events, along with the main characters throughout history the struggle and strife of the black man from the slave ship to the White House.

“A diary of America” from the New York Times–bestselling author of What Would Ben Say? (Jay Leno) Starvation and hardship were a given for the early settlers, and yet somehow they persevered and through the fruits of their labors and the tenacity of subsequent immigrants and their descendants,...

A consultant surgeon tells the story of his appointment, his successful years in his hospital, and then the coming of changes which led at last to his sad resignation. The managers had arrived, amalgamations ordered, wards were closed, discord amongst colleagues raged, and personal antagonisms worsened...

Youth workers are too often accused of clowning around, goofing off, injuring the kids, and never getting down to the serious business of ministry. The good news is, Dodgeball Theology explains how serious ministry can be fun when grounded in an appropriately developed theology of play. Author Blair...

In "An Aviator's Field Guide to Middle-Altitude Flying" author Jason Blair shares his experience in a variety of piston twin-engine aircraft regularly used to fly in middle-altitudes, typically between 10,000’ MSL and 25,000’ MSL. This book describes major phases of flight and considerations...

An enigmatic genius discovers it. A woman obsessed with power exploits it. One man will risk everything to find the answer behind it, but he could never have been prepared for where truth would take him. It is Los Angeles of the near future. People are dazzled by technology driven by an insatiable...

From Blair Buford, author of “The Sexymorphosis,” comes a new tale of gender-bending magic. When frat boy Kurt Wampner returns home from a successful panty raid, he is cursed by his tiny pink prize and transformed into a woman. While she caresses her new body, Kurt is discovered by her frat brothers, none of them knowing what mischief this strange woman has in store for them.

Working together at a bed-and-breakfast brings best friends Cole and Kelly closer together. But while the two men catch up between chores, Kelly wonders if Cole’s kept his secret - that he likes to wear dresses and dreams of being a woman. But Cole’s kept a secret of his own. He has the power...

While making love on the first night of their honeymoon at an island resort, Steven discovers something strange about his new wife Carla. It’s not her assertiveness, nor the fact he feels safe in her big, strong arms - those were the reasons he loved her. Why he married her. No. He’s wondering...

When Michael Turco's brother is injured in a tournament at a Medieval Fair, the Florida Highway Patrol lieutenant suspects it wasn't an accident and begins his own personal investigation. Which causes him considerable anguish when he has to enlist the aid of Kate Knight, who is his entree...

“One thing I knew for sure, she did have a disease but it was something no boy stood a chance against. No matter how timid she seemed to be, Lisa was still a girl.”Growing up in the midwestern town of Hessville, Indiana in the early 60's, Kevin Blair is learning not so quickly that the girls...

After a dangerous month of dealing with other shifters, Justin moves into the mansion of his brawny werewolf boyfriend, Dorian. Their love- and love making- gets better with each day as the threats seem move into the past. However, the danger is anything but over. During Dorian’s birthday...

"An essential book." Brian Rice, author of The Rotinonshonni and Seeing the World with Aboriginal Eyes "As more people ripen to understand the new world holocaust of our First Nations, Blair Stonechild's book is timely. To bring to light the spiritual relationships, attitudes, and practices...

Winner of the 2002 Drue Heinz Literature Prize Selected by Elizabeth Hardwick It is difficult to see what lurks beneath the surface of a muddy river, an alligator-infested lake, or a John Blair short story. The deep currents that drive a demure, devout, church-going woman to shoot her husband;...