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Updated April 23, 2002
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by Fielding Dawson
Paperback: 164 pages; September 1, 2001
Fielding Dawson, a segment producer on Wake Up Call, taught writing classes in Sing Sing Prison, Rikers Island, and other maximum-security prisons in the U.S. was a productive writer, artist and activist through a long career.No Man's Land
by Fielding Dawson
Paperback: (August 2000)
"No Man's Land is Dawson's newest novel, and the first published full-length work based on his experiences as a teacher in prison writing workshops. Dawson's prose is as sharp as always, and the interaction between the main character and his pupils is expressed precisely (though not stalely) through dynamic dialogue." Stephen BarabanSinging My Him Song - by Malachy McCourt (Former Talkback host)
Hardcover - October 2000
A Monk Swimming : A Memoir - by Malachy McCourt
Hardcover - June 1998
PaperbackAngela's Ashes : A Memoir - by Frank McCourt (former guest host)
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Hardcover - September 1996
Audio Cassette - October 1997Tis : A Memoir - by Frank McCourt
Paperback - June 2000
Paperback - August 2000
Hardcover
Angela's Ashes/Tis - by Frank McCourt
Hardcover - November 2000
Boxed collection of two prizewinning, perennial best-selling modern classics: Angela's Ashes and Tis
The Compass : The Improvisational Theatre That Revolutionized American Comedy (back cover above)
by Janet Coleman (Cat Radio Cafe, Wednesday 10 - 11 PM)
Paperback - September 1991Mingus/Mingus : Two Memoirs - by Janet Coleman, Al Young
Hardcover - July 1989
Paperback - October 1991Metal of Dishonor : How Depleted Uranium Penetrates Steel, Radiates People and Contaminates the Environment - by Helen Caldicott, et al
Paperback - March 1997Drawing Down the Moon : Witches, Druids, Goddess-Worshippers, and Other Pagans in America Today - by Margot Adler (one of BAI's first feminists)
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Heretic's Heart : A Journey Through Spirit & Revolution - by Margot Adler
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Hardcover - August 1997Black Heat : A Novel - by Norman Kelley (formerly of City in Exile)
Hardcover - February 2001The Big Mango - by Norman Kelley
Paperback
The tropical island-nation of Misericordia is a social and political powder keg, a volcano of pent-up human suffering and rage on the verge of eruption. Founded in the 17th century as a refuge for runaway slaves, "the land of mercy" has since been tyrannized by one vicious, self-serving political despot after another.Kelley: Both books feature a female private investigator, Nina Halligan. Called mysteries, I prefer the term "politique noir," which examines at the seamy side of post-modern, post-civil rights America.
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