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      7
      GAM003000
      basicshc

      1,001 Puzzles from The New York Times

      20030516
      [s.n.]
      St. Martin's Press

      560

      General adult.

      <div><b>Will Shortz</b> has been the crossword puzzle editor of <i>The New York Times</i> since 1993. Mr. Shortz founded both the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament, where he serves as director, and the World Puzzle Championship, where he is the captain of the U.S. team. He is the current Puzzlemaster for "Weekend Edition Sunday"on National Public Radio.<br></div>

      author
      1
      Randle, Kevin D.

      7
      FIC028000
      basicshc

      The Novel
      0
      0
      Operation Roswell

      20040801
      [s.n.]
      Tom Doherty Associates

      416

      General adult.

      <div><b>Kevin D. Randle</b> is a captain in the U.S. Air Force Reserve and an authority on alien abduction. He has been a guest on many televisions programs focusing on extraterrestrial activity including, Unsolved Mysteries, Larry King Live, Good Morning America, Alien Autopsy and Maury Povich. He co-authored the bestselling <i>UFO: Crash at Roswell</i>, which later became a popular Showtime movie, and <i>The Abduction Enigma</i>.<br></div>

      1
      Fitzgerald, Robert

      1
      Carne-Ross, D. S.

      7
      POE000000
      basicshc

      19981105
      [s.n.]
      Farrar, Straus and Giroux

      528

      General adult.

      <div><b>Robert Fitzgerald's</b> versions of the <i>Iliad, the Aeneid,</i> and the <i>Oedipus</i> cycle of Sophocles (with Dudley Fitts) are also classics. At his death, in 1988, he was Boylston Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory at Harvard.<br></div>

      author
      1
      Dumenil, Lynn

      7
      HIS036060
      basicshc

      American Culture and Society in the 1920s

      19950630
      [s.n.]
      Farrar, Straus and Giroux

      Bibliography, index
      352

      General adult.

      <div><b>Lynn Dumenil</b>, professor of history at Occidental College, earned her Ph.D. at the University of California at Berkeley. She is the author of <i>Freemasonry and American Culture, 1880-1930</i>. She lives in Venice, California <br></div>

      author
      1
      Lawrence, Caroline

      7
      JUV028000
      basicshc

      The Roman Mysteries, Book II

      20021001
      [s.n.]
      Roaring Brook Press

      192

      Children/juvenile.

      author
      1
      Walsh, George

      7
      HIS036050
      basicshc

      0
      0
      Damage Them All You Can

      20040801
      [s.n.]
      Tom Doherty Associates

      624

      General adult.

      <div><b>George Walsh</b> is the former editor-in-chief of the General Books Division of the Macmillan Publishing Company and a longtime journalist. Walsh has been a Civil War buff since he published the mass market edition of <i>The Killer Angels</i>, which won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction in 1975.<i> Damage Them All You Can</i> is the culmination of eight years of research and study.<br></div>

      author
      1
      Herbert, Brian

      author
      1
      Anderson, Kevin J.

      7
      FIC028000
      basicshc

      0
      0
      Dune: The Machine Crusade

      20040801
      [s.n.]
      Tom Doherty Associates

      800

      General adult.

      <div><b>Brian Herbert</b>, the son of Frank Herbert, is a multiple<i> New York Times</i> bestseller in his own right. He is the winner of several literary honors and has been nominated for the Nebula Award. His critically acclaimed science fiction novels include <i>Sidney's Comet, Sudanna Sudanna, The Race for God, </i>and <i>Man of Two Worlds</i> (written with Frank Herbert). In 2003, he published <i>Dreamer of Dune</i>, a biography of his illustrious father.<br><br><b>Kevin J. Anderson</b> has written dozens of national bestsellers and has been nominated for the Nebula Award, the Bram Stoker Award, and the SFX Readers' Choice Award. His critically acclaimed original novels include <i>Captain Nemo, Hopscotch, </i>and <i>Hidden Empire</i>. He also set the Guinness-certified world record for the largest single-author book signing.<br></div>

      author
      1
      Jones, J. V.

      7
      FIC009020
      basicshc

      Book Two of Sword of Shadows

      20040801
      [s.n.]
      Tom Doherty Associates

      624

      General adult.

      <div><b>J. V. Jones</b> is the author of the bestselling Book of Words trilogy, <i>The Barbed Coi</i>, and <i>A Cavern of Black Ice</i>, the first  book of the Sword of Shadows series. Born in England, she now makes her home in San Diego, California, where she's working on the third Sword of Shadows novel, <i>A Sword from Red Ice</i>.<br></div>

      author
      1
      Hunt, Walter H.

      7
      FIC009000
      basicshc

      20040801
      [s.n.]
      Tom Doherty Associates

      352

      General adult.

      <div><b>Walter Hunt</b> lives in the suburbs of Boston, Massachusetts. <i>The Dark Path</i> is the sequel to <i>The Dark Wing</i>, his first novel.<br></div>

      author
      1
      Westerfeld, Scott

      7
      FIC028000
      basicshc

      The Risen Empire #1

      20040801
      [s.n.]
      Tom Doherty Associates

      352

      General adult.

      <div><b>Scott Westerfeld</b> is a software designer, a composer of music for modern dance, and the author of four previous novels. He lives in New York City and Sydney, Australia.<br></div>