men

Republishes the original 1922 text of the controversial novel that traces the movements of Leopold Bloom and Stephen Dedalus through the streets of Dublin during the course of a single day, June 16, 1904.

Alexander changes names throughout the day, assuming the identities of some of the world's greatest men, including his own father.

Parable of the founding, glory, and decay of the South as Thomas Sutpen aspires to Southern aristocracy, and fails.

The authors offer advice to women on how to tell whether or not to pursue a relationship and provides tips on recognizing the signs such as not calling or dating someone else.

When the University of Alabama's football team drafts Forrest and makes him a star, that's only the beginning.

This is a classic tale of a boy's rite of passage, dramatically heightened by the terrifying struggle the boy, Natty Dunston, must undergo at the hands of his tyrannical father.

Explores the history of men's role in getting abortion legalized in the United States, as well as how in many cases men pressure women to get abortions, forcing them to make a "choice." Presents the argument that men, now, must also lead the charge in making it illegal again.

Collects "Things Fall Apart," "No Longer at Ease," and "Arrow of God," all of which convey personal and moral struggles in the face of colonization and social change.

"Dominic is a prosecutor, a musician, and an Englishman living in Texas. He's also a psychopath. His main goal is to hide his condition and lead a seemingly normal life in the hopes to pay off his debts and become a full-time musician in Austin's club scene. But on one lousy day his carefully-controlled world starts to shatter..."--Amazon.