This biography looks at his life, from his work as concert pianist and the premier interpreter of Gershwin's concert works, to his presence as an insulting wit, raconteur and best-selling author.

    Fourteen-year-old Therese recalls life on her family's farm on the Canadian prairie during the winter of 1906 when the arrival of both blizzards and wolves leads to a terrifying revelation about her beautiful, other-worldly mother.

    A book of voices from an almost forgotten female heritage, it features eighteen writers who speak powerfully of the events that shaped their lives; the daily fabric of life in Europe, the struggle from which new lives in North America, Palestine and then Israel were forged, the terror and challenge of survival during the Holocaust and its aftermath.

    A story about high school students who go to a school at the bank of a river.

    James S. Kunen's blistering investigative report focuses on the deadliest drunk-driving accident in U.S. history--and the climate of corporate greed that claimed 27 lives and still places millions of school children in danger.

    Ruprecht invites the reader to a bold dialogue". -- Christianity and Literature