Clifford: 697 books

In recent years, Los Angeles Times writer and editor Frank Clifford has journeyed along the Continental Divide, the hemispheric watershed that spans North America from the alkali badlands of southernmost New Mexico to the roof of the Rockies in Montana and into Canada. The result is The Backbone of...

Oh Dear, Doctor! is the fourth in the series of Dr Clifford's richly entertaining and true-life accounts of his experiences as a G.P. in a small West Country practice. Once again the inhabitants of Tadchester and Sanford prove that patients are not necessarily a virtue. Like Ralph, the tiny...

'Max knows more secrets of the rich and famous than anyone in the world' Piers Morgan Max Clifford is the media guru everyone calls when they want to know about a celebrity story or a celebrity's relationship with the media. Starting out as a junior member of the press department at EMI, he...

One of Asia's best-respected writers on business and economy, Hong Kong-based author Mark L. Clifford provides a behind-the-scenes look at what companies in China, India, Japan, Korea, the Philippines, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Thailand are doing to build businesses that will lessen the...

An award-winning Lesbian Drama Fiction eBook Bundle by Clifford Henderson:Maye's Request When Brianna Bell promises her ailing mother shell heal the rift between her “other two” parents, she discovers how little she knows about those closest to her and the impact family has on the fabric of our...

Compiled in one book, the essential collection of books by Clifford SimakEmpireHellhounds of the CosmosProject MastodonThe Street That Wasn't ThereThe World That Couldn't Be

The ultimate soup cookbook-from James Beard Cookbook of the Year award-winning author Clifford Wright Soup is an affordable, popular dish the world over. In The Best Soups in the World, renowned food scholar and cookbook author Clifford Wright compiles the globe's most delicious soups into...

Clifford Almon Wells was born in Toronto, Canada, March 12th, 1892. His teaching career at Johns Hopkins University was bought to a end when he decided in the summer of 1915 that it was his duty to relinquish his position and take his part as a Canadian in the European war. In Sep. he enlisted as...

The Women of Today collection includes heart-warming, family-oriented women's fiction novels about women who must listen to their heart in order to move forward with their life decisions that can and will change their lives. The editor, Brittiany Koren, and the authors, all hope you enjoy reading...

In his sixties, Yeats published the half-dozen poems that drew Crazy Jane out from his imagination to act as a profane voice against the strictures of the Church and the mores of his age. Wayne Clifford, in his sixties, after a lifetime of wondering why Yeats offered so little explanation of Jane's...

On connaît le propos que Dostoïevski fait tenir à l’un des frères Karamazov : si Dieu n’existe pas, alors tout est permis. Une idée apparentée est que les croyances religieuses, qu’elles soient vraies ou fausses, permettent aux hommes et aux sociétés qui les entretiennent de s’élever...

A massive collection of simple one-pot dishes from around the world, written by one of the world's favorite cookbook authors From slow cooked stews to quick stir-fries to easy skillet dinners, the one-pot meal is a worldwide staple. Across continents and cultures, everyone appreciates the simplicity...

This is the personal story of Clifford Edwards, affectionately known as Brother Clifford by his many friends. Going from fame to poverty, he was sleeping on the streets of London with the homeless for twenty years, until Jesus rescued him and gave him an amazing mission in life. Brother Clifford tells his true story here, but in the third person, giving the glory to Jesus.

This is the second of three volumes of Garrison Clifford Gibson's graduate coursework for the Masters of Theological Studies program at the North American Reformed Seminary completed during the years 2014-2015.