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I would like to donate a copy of two of my books to your library’s collections. One is called Sacred Space, a collection of poems. The other is called Night Blooms, a writer‘s journal addressing topics such as philosophy, religion,and literature. Could you advise me on how to do this? Libraries that already have my books include: Middlebury College, Cleveland Public Library, Oregon State,Wake Forest University, Vanderbilt, Kansas, Sydney, Nevada, Pacific, Northwest Vista College, Temple, Stanford, Virginia, Cambridge, Arizona, Columbia, Yale, Memphis,Baton Rouge Community College, North Dakota, New Mexico Tech, Pennsylvania, Baylor, and Oxford, among others.
Thank you.
Sincerely yours,
Richard Alan Bunch rbunch67@sbcglobal.net
248 Sandpiper Drive
Davis, CA 95616
Please acquire for the Library this new paperback, of great importance for research and teaching in cultural studies, literary theory, and philosophy (hermeneutics and phenomenology); it also contains translations of primary texts and extensive bibliographies. Thank you! The details are:
Galin Tihanov (Ed.), Gustav Shpet’s Contribution to Philosophy and Cultural Theory, West Lafayette, IN: Purdue UP, 2009, ISBN 9781557535252 (pbk.)
I know these books won’t raise the academic level of the library, however these would be nice to have as breaks from schoolwork in the fiction section.
The Mortal Instruments Series by Cassandra Clare:
It currently includes “City of Bones”, “City of Ashes”, and “City of Glass”. In the future, it is planned to include “City of Fallen Angels” (2011), “City of Lost Souls” (2012), and “City of Heavenly Fire” (2013).
Any of the books in the Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter series by Laurell K. Hamilton. There are over 15 books but the first 5 are the best I think. http://www.laurellkhamilton.org/works.html
I actually like what you submit here. Highly insightful and intelligent. One problem though. I’m running Opera with Debian and parts of your current structure pieces are a little wonky. I realize it’s not a regular set up. Yet it’s an issue to keep in mind. I hope that it will help and continue to keep up the top notch quality writing.
Hello, I was watching the Sundance Channel last night and the TV show, Love/Lust. They were talking about “secret societies”. In particular they had on a guest by the name of Richard (Rick) Lundeen who is the author of a book called, Fraternity. The book is a fictional book but based on true events. It seems a very interesting book and a good study in group dynamics. I think a lot of patrons would find it interesting. I think this would be a good book to add into the library and would like to suggest it be added.
This is a unijaue professional espionage and counter-espionage handbook written by a superspy and a sniper Mikhail Kryzhanovsky with 30 years of international espionage ehperience (KGB USSR, SBU, CIA, FBI, U.S. Secret Service). The author, who wrote instructions for Bill Clinton and БaracК Obama, is talking business: intelligence objects, strategies, methods, assets handling, spies identification, “moles” detection, surveillance, “special influence” and special operations. A complete “”Espionage Glossary”" is also a big tool for national security agencies.
A special “”Homeland Security”" section helps every family to get ready for disasters.
Book Suggestion:
Mirroring People: The New Science of How We Connect With Others
Iacoboni (2008)
The table of contents look quite interesting from a psychological and biological perspective.
I would like to recommend the following book for purchase. It is extremely
useful for patrons of the library. Thank you!
Chinese Shakespeares: Two Centuries of Cultural Exchange
By Alexander C. Y. Huang
New York: Columbia University Press, 2009
ISBN: 978-0-231-14848-1
Publisher’s website:
http://cup.columbia.edu/book/978-0-231-14848-1/chinese-shakespeares
Thank you very much!
I would like to donate a copy of two of my books to your library’s collections. One is called Sacred Space, a collection of poems. The other is called Night Blooms, a writer‘s journal addressing topics such as philosophy, religion,and literature. Could you advise me on how to do this? Libraries that already have my books include: Middlebury College, Cleveland Public Library, Oregon State,Wake Forest University, Vanderbilt, Kansas, Sydney, Nevada, Pacific, Northwest Vista College, Temple, Stanford, Virginia, Cambridge, Arizona, Columbia, Yale, Memphis,Baton Rouge Community College, North Dakota, New Mexico Tech, Pennsylvania, Baylor, and Oxford, among others.
Thank you.
Sincerely yours,
Richard Alan Bunch
rbunch67@sbcglobal.net
248 Sandpiper Drive
Davis, CA 95616
The Upside of Irrationality: Dan Ariely
Please acquire for the Library this new paperback, of great importance for research and teaching in cultural studies, literary theory, and philosophy (hermeneutics and phenomenology); it also contains translations of primary texts and extensive bibliographies. Thank you! The details are:
Galin Tihanov (Ed.), Gustav Shpet’s Contribution to Philosophy and Cultural Theory, West Lafayette, IN: Purdue UP, 2009, ISBN 9781557535252 (pbk.)
most community college offers a good educational standard at par with the ivy league schools~*-
I know these books won’t raise the academic level of the library, however these would be nice to have as breaks from schoolwork in the fiction section.
The Mortal Instruments Series by Cassandra Clare:
It currently includes “City of Bones”, “City of Ashes”, and “City of Glass”. In the future, it is planned to include “City of Fallen Angels” (2011), “City of Lost Souls” (2012), and “City of Heavenly Fire” (2013).
Any of the books in the Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter series by Laurell K. Hamilton. There are over 15 books but the first 5 are the best I think. http://www.laurellkhamilton.org/works.html
I actually like what you submit here. Highly insightful and intelligent. One problem though. I’m running Opera with Debian and parts of your current structure pieces are a little wonky. I realize it’s not a regular set up. Yet it’s an issue to keep in mind. I hope that it will help and continue to keep up the top notch quality writing.
Hello, I was watching the Sundance Channel last night and the TV show, Love/Lust. They were talking about “secret societies”. In particular they had on a guest by the name of Richard (Rick) Lundeen who is the author of a book called, Fraternity. The book is a fictional book but based on true events. It seems a very interesting book and a good study in group dynamics. I think a lot of patrons would find it interesting. I think this would be a good book to add into the library and would like to suggest it be added.
Mary Harris
I would like to suggest the following.
Title: Application of Linear Elastic Fracture Mechanics in Materials Science and Engineering
ISBN: 978-1-257-84104-2
http://www.lulu.com/product/hardcover/application-of-linear-elastic-fracture-mechanics-in-materials-science-and-engineering/16125904
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“Espionage and Counter-Espionage Handbook”
Mikhail Kryzhanovsky
$24.95
PublishAmerica
ISBN
9781462661602
This is a unijaue professional espionage and counter-espionage handbook written by a superspy and a sniper Mikhail Kryzhanovsky with 30 years of international espionage ehperience (KGB USSR, SBU, CIA, FBI, U.S. Secret Service). The author, who wrote instructions for Bill Clinton and БaracК Obama, is talking business: intelligence objects, strategies, methods, assets handling, spies identification, “moles” detection, surveillance, “special influence” and special operations. A complete “”Espionage Glossary”" is also a big tool for national security agencies.
A special “”Homeland Security”" section helps every family to get ready for disasters.