Joe
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Joe
By Larry BrownLarry Brown has slapped his own fresh tattoo on the big right arm of Southern Lit.” —The Washington Post Book World Joe Ransom is a hard-drinking ex-con pushing fifty who just won’t slow down--not in his pickup, not with a gun, and ...
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Joe
By Larry BrownFrom not learning his lesson, from the subservience he'd have to effect. There was no telling what he'd done. Murder maybe. Mayhem, at least. Steps sounded in the hall. A man bent over and looked in. “What you want?” he said.
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Joe
By Jonathan Safran Foer, Richard Serra, Hiroshi SugimotoPhotographs of sculpture "Joe" by Richard Serra accompanied by poetic text.
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Joe: A Sorcerer's Odyssey Book 1 the Odyssey Begins
By Barry Lee JonesThe cacti, shrubs, and grasses I saw seemed to be a deeper green that almost wasn't green. Though most of the ground was still desert, it had its own desolate kind of beauty. To Smoky, I said, “Even though this is a desert, ...
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Joe: A Sorcerer's Odyssey Book 3 the New World
By Barry Lee JonesI got one of the crystal balls down from the shelf, along with some candles of various colors and incense. I set all this stuff down on the table in the center of the room. Then I turned down the lights and sat down at the table and ...
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Joe: A Novel
By Larry Brown"Nearing fifty, Joe Ransom won't slow down, not in his pickup, not with a gun - and certainly not with women." "Gary Jones estimates his own age to be about...
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Joe: A Sorcerer's Odyssey Book 2 the Coming Darkness
By Barry Lee JonesAs Goman pulled out the device, he explained, **This is a camera. But I can take this camera with me to the astral plane.** Goman explained, **The “camera” is a life form. This life form has an affinity for astral ...
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Joe: Rounding Third and Heading for Home
By Greg HoardGreg Hoard's tale of baseball's last great innocent is the story of a charmed life, in which a blue-collar kid from a gritty industrial town, by great athleticism and a disarming guilelessness, found himself an enduring legend.
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Joe: Memories from the Heart of Hockeytown
By Detroit Free PressFor anyone who has cheered on the Red Wings over the past three-plus decades, this book is not to be missed.
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Joe: A Sorcerer's Odyssey Book II
By Barry Lee Jones(65602 words) Joe gains more experience and his powers begin to grow as do his challenges.
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Joe
By Elizabeth Lennox... of this material, either electronic or any other format, either currently in use or a future invention, is strictly prohibited, unless you have the direct consent of the author. Table of Contents Excerpt to The Sheik's Scandal Front Cover.