1951-

The autobiography of American photographer Sally Mann.

Kristin Ohlson discusses how her life was changed after she returned to the Church and explores what it means to devote one's life to God.

Presents a collection of black-and-white, and sepia-toned photographs in which photographer Sally Mann looks at aspects of death.

Author's memoir covering her life in India and the United States.

Presents the biography of Queen Noor of Jordan against the backdrop of her political, historical, and cultural environment.

Collects travel stories about the author's experience as a field naturalist in various countries while learning about turtles, tigers, ants, piranhas, and other dangerous animals.

Columnist Patricia Williams share stories from her life as a lawyer, scholar, writer, African-American, and single mother, and offers her opinions on various aspects of modern American culture.

Gene Cheek describes his childhood in North Carolina with his loving mother and abusive, alcoholic father, tells how he was torn from his mother's home at the age of twelve when his father filed a complaint in court that she was unfit due to her involvement with an African-American man, and discusses the lasting impact of that event on his life.