Trader Jack's Bookstore and Other Treasures

An intimate story of the Kennedy Years.

This is not really a memoir but more of a report on the life Barbara lived in Washington, D.C. She came looking for a seat in history, and looking for glorious recognition, and spent a great part of her lifetime trying to get there

The untold story behind the rise of ABC- the stars, their struggles, and egos that transformed network TV by the man who made it happen.

A true story of murder and passion

By A.L. Rowse

A journey through the old left, the new left and the left over. Ronald Radosh was raised by parents who embraced the communist party at the time the Rosenbergs were put to death.

A biography of Edie Sedgwick edited with George Plimpton.

The first Biography written about this pop icon. St. Martin's Press, New York. 2000. Softcover. Good Condition

Delacorte Press, New York 1986. Hardcover. Good Condition

Berkley Books, New York. 1986. Softcover. Good Condition

This is the story of Maya, who knows the meaning of struggle and never loses her pride or dignity.

A Memoir of the Pacific war. One of the best war memoirs ever written. A compelling account of the war, strategy, tactics, geopgraphy and major battles fought.

Memories of a Soviet Childhood. Born in Moscow, raised in Ekaterina Jung, was raised in the Russian capital until 1980, when she immigrated to the United States with her family. This is a unique and personal account of what it is like to grow up in Moscow

Paperback Edition. Pocket Books, New York William Morrow edition published 1973 Pocket Books Edition January 1974

The daughter of Leland Hayward and Margaret Sullivan tells the story of her extraordinary family

A Citizens Guide to A Man Who Might Be President by Dirk Van Susteren. Steerforth Press, Royalton, Vermont. 2003. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good Condition.

Tim Allen takes a look at men in mid-life and their relationships with wives, friends, children, God and why its so hard to get a good nights sleep.

A Chaplain's Search For God. Translated by Linda M. Maloney. Pierre Raphael was the catholic chaplain to the parish of infamous Rikers Island. A French worker priest he tells his story of the his experiences behind the prison bars.

with Richard Meryman

John Cheever's brilliant short stories stand as an intregal part of 20th century fiction. He was honored by awards that include the National Book Award and the National Medal for Literature, and the Pulitzer Prize.

Including the First Inaugural Address. With a foreward by Robert F. Kennedy. Color illustrations by Frank V. Szasz. Edited by Edward Lewis and Richard Rhodes. Hallmark Edition. 1967,

Katherine reveals the real person behind the persona. With 165 photographs.

A fascinating story about the Hunt family. H.L. Hunt won his first oil lease in a poker game and became the patriarch of the richest families on earth.

Edited by Sir Frederick Ponsonby. This volume allows the Empress Frederick to clarify and answer those cruel and slanderous accusations from which her memory has suffered.

Married to Charles Bronson, house in Bel Air, horse farm in Vermont, seven children..Jill had it all until the doctor told her that she had cancer.

Introduction by Sir Julian Huxley. With 64 pages of photographs. Living Free is a remarkable story, as extraordinary as Born Free, and in many ways more interesting.

Loni describes her life and love for the infamous Burt Reynolds and the facts that tore them apart.

For eight years Naomi Judd and daughter Wynonna lived the American dream, selling 15 million albums and winning six Grammy's. Forced to retire because of a life threatening liver disease.

Luther Burbank astonished the world with his achievements in the development of plant varieties. giant fruits strangly flavored, rapid growing trees, Burbank was a magician of the eart.

Ten Things I Wish I had Known before I went out in the real world. You could call them Maria'a notes from the trenches

Arbor House, New York. 1986. Hardcover. Good Condition

Alfred A. Knopf, New York. 1991. Hardcover. Good Condition

Sid Marty inhabits a treacherous world of peaks. He lives as few people do dependant on horse and helicopter contending with forest fires, electrical storms, and sudden death..deep in the Rockie Mountains

A memoir by Michael Burke- Football hero, OSS Agent in WWII, CIA Agent, Labor Leader, CBS Executive and President of the New York Yankees

The true story of the Benson family murders.

Read Monica's story...behind the scenes and beyond the headlines. With 16 pages of color photos.

Winner of the 1991 American Book Award. Mary Brave Woman tells her story of coming of age in the Indian civil rights movement.

She is rich, famous, admired and loved. How did she rise to famous talk show host...

Her life and work compiled by friends

Katherine lived through Watergate, the Pentagon Papers, see Washington as she lived it. Vintage Books, New York. 1997. Softcover. Very Good Condition.

Politics by Edward I. Koch. Simon and Schuster, New York 1985. Hardcover, Good Condition.

Tom Hayden, member of the California Legislature, has led an exraordinary life. He recalls the activism of the 60's and through re-examination of the past reaffirms the values and vision for the future.

He spent his boyhood in Africa working at Kenya's National Museum. He had a adventurous Scientific life, and he even that takes you trough his kidney transplant and recovery.

If you want to understand China, take the train -as the Chinese do. Paul Theroux did-the result of his travels is the most beguiling and revealing book on China travels since the adventures of Marco Polo.

A Life Out of the Blue

by Chrisopher Anderson

Appointed as radio producer for the BBC in Belfast in 1946, John Boyd found himself in a unique position. Working class and socialist he was at odds with the conservatism then governing broadcasting.

Honoring the Difficult.. A meditation of life, spirit, art and the making of the film The Color Purple ..ten years later.

By Barry Denenberg. Charles Lindbergh was a brave and handsome aviation pioneer whose solo transatlantic flight of 1927 made him the most famous man in the world.

A.K.A. Joseph D. Pistone. True Stories from the FBI's most famous undercover agent.

Why I refused to testify against the Clintons & and what I learned in jail. with Pat Harris. Introduction by Helen Thomas.

The tragedy of Chico Mendes. Murder in the Rainforest. First Edition.

An anchorwoman's couragous battle against sexual discrimination.

G.P. Putnum's Sons, New York Copyright 1981 by Jean Fritz. Good Condition.

He deserted from the royal navy in India and joined the Corsairs to fight for the French. He crossed the Arabian deserts, rescued an Arabian princess from pirates and married her - Swashbuckling Edwars john Trelawny was the most romatic, in the age of rom

First Edition. With Pam Proctor.

The real life love story that shook the Catholic Church.

This monumental work, in which Dr. Kissenger covers his first four years Jan 1969 to Jan 1973 as Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs and President Nixon's closest advisor on foreign policy - is undoubtedly the most significant book to

by P.J. O'Brian with an appreciation by Lowell Thomas. Illustrated.

Reagan Books, New York. 2005. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good Condition

Years of Upheaval by Henry Kissinger. Little, Brown and Company, Boston. 1982. Hardcover. Good Condition.

A Biographical Romance of Queen Isabella of Spain