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Eleven short stories organized around Dante's "Inferno" and the crimes or sins punished at each of the 9 Circles of Hell.
"Hellfire & Damnation II" is the sequel to the acclaimed, award-winning first collection, "Hellfire & Damnation." Each was organized around a story that illustrated the crime or sin punished at each of the 9 Circles of Hell (limbo, lust, gluttony, greed, anger, heresy, violence, fraud and treachery.)
There are no recurring characters, and you do not have to have read Book #1 in order to enjoy this second entry into the short story collection genre. | |  | | Hellfire and Damnation
Each story in "Hellfire & Damnation" is unified by its illustration of one of the sins represented by the 9 Circles of Hell in Dante's "Inferno."
"A unique concept binds the 15 tales in Connie Wilson's debut short story collection Hellfire & Damnation, with an Introduction by William F. Nolan and blurbs by Scott Edleman, Gary Braunbeck, and Lisa Mannetti. Unified by the theme of Dante's "Inferno" and its 9 Circles of Hell, each story corresponds to the sin represented by the circle in which it appears, and each takes readers deeper into the bowels of Hell. A terrifying collection, guaranteed to keep you awake at night.'
| |  | | It Came from the '70s: From The Godfather to Apocalypse Now
"It Came from the '70s" is the award-winning collection of 50 reviews, 76 photos, major cast and trivia of movies released between 1970-1979. It has won 5 national awards.
If you are a movie buff, especially one who loved the character-driven films of the 70s, this book is for you. i>It Came from the '70s: From The Godfather to Apocalypse Now/i>/b> gathers reviews written at the time and published in the Quad City Times and adds 76 photos, major cast and trivia into the mix for a compilation that is both a great reference tool and a thoroughly enjoyable down memory lane. Highly rated on Amazon (top 60 among movie titles), the book has won 5 national awards.
| |  | | Laughing through Life
"Laughing through Life" is the book of funny essays and observations that critics have called "Erma-Bombeck-meets-David-Sedaris," with hilarious results. Some political anecdotes that will appeal primarily to critics of "W."
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div style="float: left;">a href="http://www.amazon.com/gp/pdp/profile/AL1708MTIB1MD/ref=cm_cr_pr_pdp">span style="font-weight: bold;">J. "www.CountGore.com Book Reviewer"/span>/a> (Fairfax, VA, United States) - a | |  | | The Christmas Cats Care for the Bear
The Christmas Cats help animals in distress. This year they help a small bear named Fred who is being bullied by the other forest creatures
In this 5th book in The Christmas Cats in Silly Hats series, suitable for children aged 3 to 10, the Christmas Cats help a pudgy little bear who is being bullied by the other bears because he is pudgy and his hair is funny.
In last year's book, "The Christmas Cats Fear for the Deer" the Cats helped sav the deer in Scott County Park by flying them to the North Pole and fitting them with artificial antlers to fly with Santa.
In Book #3, "The Christmas Cats Encounter Bats," the cats urged everyone to accept that all life has value. Animals shouldn't be |
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