Gerald: 1985 books

This book takes a look into how drugs and alcohol can destroy the mind. In this book, Gerald talks about his journey from success to dark times and back to good mental health. With the love of his family, Gerald teaches sports meditation and YCHYL workshops. Gerald is proof you can come back from...

Author of The Heirs of Columbus, Hotline Healers, Interior Landscapes, Crossbloods, and numerous other works, Gerald Vizenor is one of the century's most important and prolific Native American writers. Drawing on the best work of an acclaimed career, Shadow Distance: A Gerald Vizenor Reader reveals...

What would have happened if Elvis's twin brother, Jesse Garon, had lived and not -- as history has written -- died at childbirth? Leave it to the imagination of the brilliant satirist Gerald Duff to completely and hilariously rewrite the entire Elvis myth, this time with Jesse Garon passing as Elvis's...

Everybody knows about Portland's food scene, its outdoor recreation, its bike lanes, beer pubs, and coffee shops. Whether you call it Stumptown or Bridgetown--or even PDX--Portland has been mocked as the city "where young people go to retire." But seemingly every weekend there's a festival,...

"America's most interesting and important essayist." —Eric Kandel, Nobel Prize–winning author of The Age of Insight "[Gerald Weissmann] bridges the space between science and the humanities, and particularly between medicine and the muses, with wit, erudition, and, most important,...

Manufactured Manhood urges men to live by Gods design for the sake of preserving families, marriages, and our future. It gives women a portrait of godly manhood and how it impacts relationships, and it provides hope for the next generation to experience the loving presence and influence of men who...

"Gerald Kersh had a wild imagination matched by a vivid, near-hallucinatory style. Many of his concepts are so original that they blur the distinction between fantasy, science fiction, mystery, and horror, but the cumulative impact of his short stories is horrific in the extreme." - Penguin...

An US journalist and author (who may have been born Gerald Breitigam) of one of the more successful Radio Boys sequences, the Radio Boys novels beginning with The Radio Boys on Secret Service Duty (1922). The titles of greatest sf interest are The Radio Boys Search for the Inca's Treasure (1922),...

Qui était Marie-Madeleine ? Quel fut véritablement son rôle auprès de Jésus après la crucifixion ? C'est principalement à ces questions que Gerald Messadié tente de répondre à travers ce roman inspiré. D'après lui, Marie-Madeleine aurait été l'instigatrice d'un « complot » pour sauver...

A world-renowned cardiac surgeon and researcher reveals proven treatments for heart diseases – are not being used by the medical community. Solving the Mysteries of Heart Disease describes the passionate lifelong journey of Dr. Gerald Buckberg, whose early discoveries have already helped...

An excellent addition to this series, this book features essays written by well-known Latter-day Saint scholar Gerald N. Lund.

"A thrilling glimpse into the near future. Don't miss it!"—Tony Hillerman, author of the Joe Leaphorn mysteries###Review by Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA))Computer industry consultant and award-winning author Gerald M. Weinberg presents The Aremac Project, a thrilling science fiction...

Gerald Szyszkowitz nimmt in seinem neuen Roman den Faden wieder auf, den er mit „Das falsche Gesicht. Oder: Marlowe ist Shakespeare“ so kunstvoll gesponnen hat: Christopher Marlowe ist incognito ins spanische und später ins italienische Exil gegangen und schreibt dort weiter seine Theaterstücke,...

Based on Gerald Walker's highly anticipated debut album TARGET, this devotional touches on 52 opportunities to equip readers for success in life and work. With intimate stories from his personal life Gerald Walker pens different stories on how he overcomes adversity. This deeply inspirational book...