books by Citadel     books:       Every Hand Revealed42 reviews Gus Hansen Citadel, 2008 Very intriguing book Very good book. This is basically a recap of every hand Gus played on his way to winning the Aussie Millions main event. Great look into the mind of a dangerous and tricky player... Tons of hand analysis, obviously. Very interesting to see the good hands, the bad hands, the steals, the bluffs that worked, the bluffs that didn't... You can sense his mood swings up and down, sense the ...             The Layguide: How to Seduce Women More Beautiful Than You Ever Dreamed Possible No Matter What You Look Like ...54 reviews Tony Clink Citadel, 2004 A must have This book is great, easy to read, and full of useful tips for anyone. It gives a variety of stratigies and points out a lot of the mistakes I was making prevouisly. Good hunting             Existentialism And Human Emotions (A Philosophical Library Book)13 reviews Jean-Paul Sartre Citadel, 2000 The most readable philosophy work of Sartre This work is readable and clear. In this it is possible to learn more from reading a few pages of it than from reading all of Sartre's major philosophical work 'Being and Nothingness'. The basic idea of Sartre's Existensialism is that we are born into the world without having any prior purpose or meaning. Our life is the story of the meaning we make for ourselves. And we do this through our ...             Pot-Limit Omaha Poker15 reviews Jeff Hwang Citadel, 2008 If you only could buy one Omaha book, this is the one. I have read several poker books on Omaha; Ken Warren's, Bob Ciaffone's, T.J. Cloutier's, and recently Rolf Slotboom's book. None of them helped me with Omaha the way this book did. Yes, there are a few typographical errors, but it certainly should not stop you from buying this book if you want to play Omaha. It's not just Omaha High, but the High Low section is excellent. Jeff is systematic ...             The Alphabet Of Manliness221 reviews Maddox Citadel Press, 2006 Hidden Gem I read and loved Tucker Max, and have to say Maddox is the man! I nearly busted my gut laughing so hard reading Mr Instability, and this book I didnt have that reaction more of the liftingh my head of going yeah thats right!             I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell275 reviews Tucker Max Citadel Press, 2006 Tucker Max is rude, crude, narcissistic..... Tucker Max is rude, crude, narcissistic and awesome. I love the web site and loved this book. I was in tears laughing so hard.             Cold Noses At The Pearly Gates139 reviews Gary Kurz Citadel, 2008 Finding comfort... This book brought so much comfort to me after the loss of my very best friend- little girl Ni-Ni! With so many unanswered questions and so much uncertainty when we lose our four legged companions- it was in reading this book that I found and continue to find comfort in Gary Kurtz work... Cold Noses at the Pearly Gates. For anyone who has suffered this type of loss this book will bring you peace ...             Johnny Got His Gun287 reviews Dalton Trumbo Citadel, 2007 A brilliant novel that hasn't dated at all, sadly.....minor spoilers... I read this book in high school (on my own, it wasn't assigned reading. The assigned reading bored me to death). It has never left me. It's one of the most searing indictments of war ever written. It's brutal, depressing, creepy, terrifying, surreal, and absolutely fascinating. A book like this never really dates, as it is not about one specific war but about war itself. I'm generally a ...             Separated By Duty, United In Love17 reviews Shellie Vandevoorde Citadel, 2006 The most phenomenal deployment book! I'm an army girlfriend. My boyfriend is deployed to Iraq for 15 months. I bought this book in hopes of finding a little comfort and advice for situations military couples come across. Instead, I found a book I couldn't put down. The author did a wonderful job of taking life experiences from many different men and women, servicemembers and civilians and compiled them into a "crisis bible". The ...             Ernie: The Autobiography9 reviews Ernest Borgnine Citadel, 2008 Ernie we hardly knew ya...well, maybe we did, but... A fun read for any movie buff, ERNIE is Ernest Borgnine's wonderful, open autobiography that touches on virtually everyone who was anyone in Hollywood from the 1950s to the 1980s. Borgnine is very honest in his praise for co-star/mentors like Spencer Tracy, Burt Lancaster and Lee Marvin. He also lets it be known that while he appears to have gotten along with EVERYONE, there were the occasional ...             The Pirate Life John "Chumbucket" Baur, Mark "Cap'n Slappy" Summers Citadel Press, 2008 Cap 'n Slappy and 'Ol Chumbucket are funny, funny men. The Green Man Review Ahoy there, scallywags and sea wenches! Prepare to have your timbers thoroughly shivered. The two guys who accidentally invented International Talk Like a Pirate Day, experts in areas of pirate lore, pirate philosophy, and pirate fashion sense, here present a hilarious guidebook guaranteed to have landlubbers swashing their buckles in no time! Shoot up the corporate ...             The Psychedelic Experience: A Manual Based on the Tibetan Book of the Dead (Citadel Underground)21 reviews Ralph Metzner, Richard Alpert, ... Citadel, 2000 Tomorrow Never Knows Since there is so much talk about the Beatles song, Tomorrow Never Knows, I have decided to use it as the 'working title' of this review. We don't know what tomorrow will bring. It is a bit audacious on our part to even think that there might even be a tomorrow because all supposed tomorrows are simply extensions of our today. I picked this book up in a used bookstore in San Francisco. I ...             Undercover Sex Signals: A Pickup Guide For Guys33 reviews Leil Lowndes Citadel Press, 2006 Excellent and truly inspiring! Wow! Your book - Undercover Sex Signals: A Pickup Guide For Guys has changed my life. Many Thanks. I also highly recommend The Exclusive Layguide: When Dating and Having Sex with Incredibly Hot Women is No Longer Mirage Even If You Don't Look Like a Model or Don't Make a Fortune             The Art Of Sensual Female Dominance: A Guide for Women18 reviews Claudia Varrin Citadel, 2000 If you were fascinated by Lady Heather on CSI..... Then you will love this book! Claudia Varrin is the Dr Ruth of the B&D scene. In addition to being able to understand and explore the world of dominants and submissives, she also provides a terrific amount of psychological insights into men and women. She outlines the worlds of the dominants and submissives and gives rules and safety guides for those who wish to choose this lifestyle. Her ...             The 100: A Ranking Of The Most Influential Persons In History82 reviews Michael H. Hart Citadel, 2000 The 100: A ranking of the most Influential persons in History This is an eye opener about the truth, by the world renowned philosophers and historians. Excellent, everyone should read this book and know the reality.             The Ethics Of Ambiguity10 reviews Simone de Beauvoir Citadel, 2000 Great Teaching Text for Existentialism This is an excellent and original work of philosophy, closely related to the contemporary ideas of Sartre and Merleau-Ponty, but quite unique and not reducible to their work. I find it to be one of the best books (indeed one of the few books) to use to teach existentialism in introductory classes. I recommend skipping the first chapter, because it is self-consciously "literary," (in an obscure ...             Nephilim and the Pyramid: Nephilim and the Pyramid of the Apocalypse35 reviews Patrick Heron Citadel, 2007 Excellent Book on the Nephilim If you are going to buy one book on the Nephilim this is the best. Very Interesting read, couldn't put it down. Interesting pictures as well. Patrick Herons insight from his dedicated research provides answers to many of the mysterious questions left to this generation. The origins of the Nephilim is very well documented as are their deeds and interactions with mankind. Although the Pyramids ...             Just Try It On: A Month-by-Month Guide to Shopping and Style4 reviews Susan Redstone Citadel, 2008 Fashion Fabulous Oooh-la la! Just what shopaholics and shopophobics need to make sense of the mall madness! Industry insider Susan Redstone offers a shopping plan and fashion formula that removes the guess-work and haphazard-ness of the shopping experience--and helps us guard against our dangerous impulses that only lead to shopper's remorse. The style is fun, down-to-earth and engaging. The first purchase every ...             Zombie CSU: The Forensics of the Living Dead2 reviews Jonathan Maberry Citadel Press, 2008 Nice companion piece to the Zombie Survival Guide So you love zombies? NO, I mean you really LOVE zombies? You spend time in chat rooms debating over the best methods to survive a zombie outbreak or zombie apocalypse. You argue with non-believers about how likely a zombie plague actually is. You love the mechanics of the various zombie incarnations and how society and more specifically the police, the military, and the every day Joe would ...             Dreamseller Brandon Novak Citadel, 2008              search for books alphabet, ambiguity, apocalypse, autobiography, beautiful, dominance, dreamseller, emotions, existentialism, experience, forensics, influential, layguide, library, manliness, month-by-month, nephilim, persons, philosophical, possible, pot-limit, psychedelic, pyramid, ranking, revealed, separated, shopping, tibetan, undercover, underground 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: Sarah McLachlan: Video Collection 1989-1998 home  impressum - about us