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Between Heaven and Earth by Doug Garr

Long Gone by Richard Willis
Life in the 1930s and '40s on the small family farms in eastern Iowa was threadbare and tough.The best parts of the farm stayed with Richard Willis when he left, while the rest is long gone.

Long Gone

How Not to Greet Famous People
The Best Stories from ducts.org
Edited by Jonathan Kravetz and Charles Salzberg
A compilation of the best short stories, poetry, essays, humor and profiles from the first five years of ducts.org.

How Not to Greet Famous People

The Sentence
By Gene Kraig
A family memoir chronicling the years leading up to and through the incarceration of a Cleveland attorney, as seen through the eyes of his wife, artist/writer Gene Kraig.

The Sentence by Gene Kraig

New York in the Fifties
By Dan Wakefield
The republication of Dan Wakefields critically acclaimed memoir of living in New York as a writer in the 1950s.

New York in the Fifties by Dan Wakefield

Greenpoint Press recommends The Portable MFA in Creative Writing by the New York Writers Workshop (Writer's Digest Books), featuring chapters by NYWW members Tim Tomlinson, Charles Salzberg, Rita Gabis, and Charlie Schulman.

The Portable MFA in Creative Writing by the New York Writers Workshop

Between Heaven and Earth
By Doug Garr

An exciting chronicle of the author's coming of age as a skydiver between 1969 and 1982.

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