books by Amador Publishers     books:       Freedom from God: Restoring the Sense of Wonder2 reviews Harry Willson Amador Publishers, 2001 Troubled by Religion "Freedom from God" is a very personal case study in the psychology of self-fulfillment. Willson writes from a highly emotional space that makes his book come alive with the joys and pains of living. At the same time Willson brims with the wisdom of one who has integrated a sophisticated understanding of history, science, theology and human nature, with his personal struggle to make sense of his ...             World for the Meek Harry Willson Amador Publishers, 1987             Hunger in the First Person Singular: Stories of Desire and Power5 reviews Michelle Miller Amador Publishers, 1993 A Nice Literary Trip There is a hunger in everyone for something...the type and intensity of the hunger just varies from person to person. This book explores many types of hunger and a wide range of feelings experienced, if not readily admitted to, by everyone. When I read this book, I wasn't quite sure what to expect.'Hunger' is mysterious, haunting, and intriguing on many levels...and entertaining too! As I read ...             Ancestral Notes: A Family Dream Journal Zelda Leah Gatuskin Amador Publishers, 1994             Undercurrents: New Mexico Stories Then and Now Adela Amador Amador Publishers, 1998 Full of anecdotes in the style of the Spanish cuento, this book celebrates permanence, and change, and casts light on the lives of the varied peoples of New Mexico over many decades. Beneath a placid-seeming surface, deep Undercurrents are flowing. Gardens, mountains, deserts, caverns, brujeras, fears, dreams, children's games, good food, sharing, anger, pain and wisdom -- all these and more are here.             Still Going. . . Blissfully Lost in the Baja : Wandering South of the Border with Barb Thacker and Her Dog, ...4 reviews Barb Thacker Amador Publishers, 1999 Blissfully fun to read! I just hope she writes more books. Enjoyed this one so much I couldn't put it down. She puts you right there in Baja on the warm sand by the vivid blue sea. Her stories of her dog Ink add much to the pleasure of reading this cheerful book.             Eva's War: A True Story of Survival3 reviews Eva Krutein Amador Publishers, LLC, 2007 Powerful Story I bought and read this book because I am the grandaughter of a refugee from post WWII Dansig. As a very young girl, I used to love to listen to my grandmother tell her stories about her flight from Dansig when the Russians invaded but I was too young to appreciate what she really went through and the true horror of what happened. This book filled in a lot of the holes and gave me a better ...             Hitler's Last Gasp: The Miracle Weapon1 review Manfred Krutein Amador Publishers, 1995 A Riveting and Thought Provoking Novel Wow, "what if" keeps coming to my mind as I read this very well written novel. A very thought provoking and exciting book. I could easily envision the cramped quarters of the U-boat, the stench of humans and old food in a fight to survive. Most excellent. I recommend this to all peace-lovers and war-mongers!             Crosswinds2 reviews Michael A. Thomas Amador Publishers, 1987 Read this book...It's a blast! I was supposed to read this book for a class called "Meet the Authors" about a year ago at the University of New Mexico, but finally got around to reading it a couple of weeks ago. As someone who grew up in eastern New Mexico, this book is a perfect description of life in one of those small towns. It had me laughing the whole time. If anyone happens to read this review...go ahead and buy this ...             Christmas Blues: Behind the Holiday Mask : An Anthology Amador Publishers, 1995             Human Survival on a Plutonium-Contaminated Planet Charles L. Hyder Amador Publishers, 1999 This study brings closure to species survival arguments, by specifying via and Equation and its Graph what concentrations of Plutonium are required to cause species extinctions. The key variable is genome size. Amphibians have the largest of all animals, and are already suffering malformations and extinctions. Larger animals, especially carnivores, will certainly be next. Humans will not be immune.             Castle Lark and the Tale that Stopped Time1 review Zelda Leah Gatuskin Amador Publishers, 2000 Courtesy of Teens Read Too Two years ago, I tried to write this book. Yes, I really did mean to say "write" instead of "read." I was determined to write a book set in a future where misuse of Earth's resources along with escalating international tensions had resulted in making the planet uninhabitable, forcing humanity outwards to the moon and Mars. I wanted to write a book about what it might be like for teenagers who ...             Duke City Tales Harry Willson Amador Publishers, 1993 Luminarias, balloons, atomic bombs, bats, false arrest, hunting, finding, moonwatching, DWI, cops, schools, litter, mufflers, stray dogs, and a fumbling old alchemist, who attempts to use his occult powers to bring about his goal of "peace and quiet," with results that are comical and less than satisfactory, giving pause to those of us who feel called upon to change the world. "Duke City" is Albuquerque -- the commercial, educational, ...             Vermin and Other Survival Stories: Humanity as an Endangered Species Harry Willson Amador Publishers, 1996             Souls and Cells Remember: A Love Story1 review Harry Willson Amador Publishers, 1987 A VERY GOOD BOOK I liked this book, the characters become part of your heart, and the love between them is very real. Another book that I would higly suggest to everyone .. .is the most beautiful love stoy I have ever read. .. Stolen Moments by Barbara Jeanne Fisher/ What a beautiful story of unrequited love. . .for certain the love story of the nineties." I intended to give the book a quick read, but I ...             The Pianist Who Liked Ayn Rand: A Novella and 13 Stories7 reviews Gene H. Bell-Villada Amador Publishers, 1998 Correction! In his very positive review of this book of mine, Thomas M. Sipos states that the volume is out of print. Not so! There are plenty of brand-new copies still left. As the author of THE PIANIST WHO LIKED AYN RAND, I want any interested parties to know this. That aside, my thanks to Mr. Sipos for his generous comments.             Caesar of Santa Fe: A Novel from History Tim MacCurdy Amador Publishers, 1993              search for books ancestral, anthology, behind, blissfully, border, christmas, contaminated, crosswinds, endangered, freedom, history, hitler, holiday, humanity, journal, miracle, novella, pianist, plutonium, plutonium-contaminated, remember, restoring, singular, species, stopped, stories, survival, thacker, undercurrents, wandering books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen DVD: Walk Away the Pounds 2-Pack: Super Fat Burning + Get Up and Get Started ... we recommend A Nice Literary Trip leave a comment home  impressum - about us