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  • It Came From Beneath the Slush Pile

    20 Kinds of Stupid: An Anthology of Idiot Heroes and Ridiculous Heroinestwenty fatally flawed flash stories by Holly Lisle and studentsIf there’s one thing more fun than writing awesome stories, it’s occasionally indulging in the worst excesses and writing awesomely bad stories. Holly Lisle and a group of her students put all of the most clichéd, badly formed, and just plain wrong techniques into ... Read more

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  • Billy Bush

    A front row view on life

    by Bill Bush ...
    Bill Bush has a life story unlike any other All Black. A kina diver at primary school, a labourer at the Marsden Point refinery at 14, it took a promise of a Fanta and a pie to get him to play rugby, a sport he initially reckoned was too rough for him. The reluctant warrior became a fearsome, revered All Black prop, and captained and coached the Maori All Blacks. His insights on rugby, and its ... Read more

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  • Now You Are in Trouble! or Where Did All the Toilet Paper go?

    Don't panic. Here are fifteen funny stories to get you through the pandemic, because laughter is infectious.Stories by James Husum, Bill Bush, Nic Steven, Elizabeth McCleary, Gregg I. Veg, Sarah Neuen, Sabrina Rosen, Vanessa Wells, Juneta Key, Jemma Weir, VS Stark, and Katharina Gerlach ... Read more

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  • The First Negro League Champion

    The 1920 Chicago American Giants

    On December 16, 2020, Major League Baseball announced that seven Negro Leagues, from various seasons spanning the years 1920 to 1948, were being recognized as major leagues and that all statistics from those leagues and seasons would henceforth be considered part of the major-league record books. The earliest league to be included is the first iteration of the Negro National League (NNL), founded ... Read more

    $9.99 USD

  • The Newark Eagles Take Flight: The Story of the 1946 Negro League Champions

    SABR Digital Library, #68

    Series Book 68 - SABR Digital Library
    The Newark Eagles won only one Negro National League pennant during the franchise's 15-year tenure in the Garden State, but the 1946 squad that ran away with the NNL and then triumphed over the Kansas City Monarchs in a seven-game World Series was a team for the ages. World War II had ended, and numerous players who had served in the military returned to resume their playing careers with the ... Read more

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  • Journeys into Possibility

    Tales from the Pikes Peak Writers

    Are you ready to go on a journey to a place you have never been before? What would you like to do? Maybe a swim with dolphins, meet strange new creatures, or see John Dillinger behind bars? You could take a trip through time, visit a new planet, or hop on a train worn with memories. The possibilities are just a page away.So, strap in and get comfortable as we travel into the imaginative realm of ... Read more

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  • The 1939 Baltimore Elite Giants

    Series series Champions of Black Baseball
    This book on the 1939 Negro National League II champion Baltimore Elite Giants is part of a series of SABR books about the great Negro League teams of the first half of the twentieth century.The Giants were first formed in Nashville in 1921, but moved around from location to location over the years - Columbus and Washington, DC, became way stations for team founder Tom Wilson as he moved the team ... Read more

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  • When the Monarchs Reigned

    Kansas City's 1942 Negro League Champions

    The Kansas City Monarchs are arguably the best-known of all Negro League teams, thanks in part to the inimitable Satchel Paige's association with the team and longtime Monarch Buck O'Neil's role as an ambassador of Black baseball history.The Monarchs won the first-ever Negro League World Series against the Hilldale club in 1924. Black World Series play went on a 15-year hiatus after 1927, but when ... Read more

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  • The Runway Decade

    Building a Pre-Retirement Flight Plan in Your Fifties

    If you're like many future retirees in their fifties, you're facing a milestone in the next decade that can feel like an overwhelming deadline: retirement. If you're also a business owner or corporate executive, the pressure is greater because people outside your family depend on you. Are you prepared? Perhaps you have all the elements—robust savings, ample 401(k) investments, adequate insurance, ... Read more

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  • The Stars Shone on Philadelphia

    The 1934 Negro National League Champions

    Series series Champions of Black Baseball
    In 1934, Ed Bolden's Philadelphia Stars joined the new Negro National League II (NNL2), which had been founded one year earlier. After fending off their intrastate-rivals, the Pittsburgh Crawfords, the Stars claimed the NNL2's second-half championship and faced the first-half champions for the title. They defeated the Chicago American Giants to claim the NNL2 crown.Over two dozen SABR members ... Read more

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  • Audiobook

    The Silence: What It Is, How To Use It

    Narrated by Bill Cooper ...

    Unabridged

    1 hour 4 min

    Wrong thinking produces inharmony in our body, which in turn produces sickness. Our bodies sometimes are instantly re-harmonized while in the Silence. In the Silence our minds become passive, open, free and loving, at which time the Infinite Master of harmony touches the mental chords of our being and we are well. ... Read more

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  • Pride of Smoketown: The 1935 Pittsburgh Crawfords

    SABR Digital Library, #77

    Series Book 77 - SABR Digital Library
    Pride of Smoketown: The 1935 Pittsburgh CrawfordsEdited by Frederick C. Bush and Bill NowlinAssociate editors Len Levin and Carl RiechersThe 1935 Pittsburgh Crawfords team, one of the dominant teams in Negro League history, is often compared to the legendary 1927 "Murderer's Row" New York Yankees. The squad from "Smoketown"—a nickname that the Pittsburgh Courier often applied to the metropolis ... Read more

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