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Writing Matters, Second Edition: Peter G. Beidler’s Invaluable Guide to Writing Essays
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Baxter’s Friends, a Novel About Three Men in Crisis, by Ned Randle
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Three Novels by Barbara Pym: Civil to Strangers and Other Writings, An Academic Question, and Crampton Hodnet
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Running at Night, a Collection of Poetry by Ned Randle
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Badges, Bears, and Eagles, an Action-Packed Memoir by California Fish and Game Warden Steven T. Callan
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Gabriela and the Widow, by Jack Remick: A Story of Memory, Immortality and Redemption
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E.F. Benson’s Lucia Lives on in Lucia Triumphant, by Tom Holt
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Being Fruitful without Multiplying: Stories and Essays from around the World
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Army of the Potomac: The Civil War Through the Eyes of An Ordinary Cavalryman
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One Gay American: a Coming-of-Age Memoir by Dennis Milam Bensie
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When Barbara Pym died in 1980 she left behind several complete but unpublished novels, half-finished works, short stories and many other papers. These were only available in the Bodleian Library in Oxford to scholars. Thanks to Pym’s friend, biographer, and colleague Hazel Holt–author of the much-loved Mrs. Malory Mysteries–three of these complete novels and assorted [...]
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Gabriela and The Widow ($14.95, 280 pp, 6×9 Trade Paperback ISBN: 978-1-60381-147-7), a work of literary fiction by Seattle author Jack Remick, tells the story of a dying aristocrat and the Mixteca caregiver who helps her assemble the jumbled pieces of her past, a process that gives them both love, closure, and the courage to [...]
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First published in 1985, Lucia in Wartime ($13.95, 216 pages, ISBN: 978-1-60381-129-3) is one of novelist Tom Holt’s two official sequels to E.F. Benson’s ever popular Lucia series. Coffeetown Press will reprint Tom’s second Lucia book, Lucia Triumphant, on November 1, 2012.
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The Turtle-Girl from East Pukapuka (5 x 8 Trade Paperback ISBN: 978-1-60381-116-3, 288 pp., $15.95), is the second work of fiction by author, photographer and journalist Cole Alpaugh. Alpaugh’s first book, The Bear in a Muddy Tutu, set in a ragtag traveling circus, was a runaway success, garnering eleven five-star reviews on WorldCat.
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Valley Boy ($13.95, 254 pp, 6×9 Trade Paperback ISBN: 978-1-60381-145-3), by Jack Remick, covers a year in the life of a third-generation Okie teenager who is struggling with the stigma of his heritage.
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**ALSO AVAILABLE IN KINDLE **
“Valley Boy is the story of every kid who wandered out of [...]
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Death of a Dean ($12.95, 202 pages, ISBN: 978-1-60381-142-2) is the seventh of Hazel Holt’s Mrs. Malory Mysteries. It was first published in 1996 and has been out of print for several years.
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** Also available in Kindle and other eBook editions on Smashwords **
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Superfluous Death (ISBN: 978-1-60381-140-8, 194 pp., $12.95), originally published in 1995, is Hazel Holt’s sixth mystery featuring amateur sleuth Mrs. Sheila Malory.
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Buy it on Kindle or in other eBook versions on Smashwords.
The sleepy seaside town of Taviscombe has more than its share of gossips [...]
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Murder on Campus, or Detective in Residence
Murder on Campus (ISBN: 978-1-60381-138-5, $12.95, 288 pp.), originally published in 1994, is the fifth of Hazel Holt’s Mrs. Malory mysteries.
Click here to see the redesigned editions of the first four Mrs. Malory mysteries. All five books (and the two to come: Superfluous Death and Death of a [...]
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Coffeetown’s newest release, Truth Be Veiled (242 pp, $16.95/paper, $24.95/cloth, ISBN: 978-1-60381-080-7), by Joel Cohen and Carla T. Main, is a fascinating examination of legal ethics as well as a compelling page-turner about a complex murder case.
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Available in Kindle.
A woman falls from her fifteenth-story window … was [...]
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Coffeetown Press is proud to reissue the first four novels of Hazel Holt’s Mrs. Malory mysteries, a classic “cozy” series based in the fictional English town of Taviscomb featuring a forthright, middle-aged female detective who has a lot in common with the delightful Hazel Holt herself. Read an interview with the author. [To order, please [...]
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