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.In the Eye of the Storm: Swept to the Center by God by: Gene Robinson April 01, 2008 We read the book "Going to Heaven: The Life and Election of Bishop Gene Robinson" written about him and were impressed by this man. Reading the book BY him, makes you wonder why we didn't hear about him sooner. His life and his values are something for anyone to try to live up to, straight of LGBT! >>See More Reviews & Details on In the Eye of the Storm: Swept to the Center by God |
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.A Prophet in His Own Land: A Malcolm Boyd Reader (White Crane Wisdom) (White Crane Wisdom) by: Malcolm Boyd June 01, 2008 This is the first and only such collection of Malcolm Boyd's five decades of writings, spanning from his early years in Hollywood, through the strife of the civil rights movement with Martin Luther King, Stonewall, and now as writer and poet in residence at the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles. From the review in EDGE: Boyd was very active in the Civil Rights movement. His descriptions of the utter degradation and hateful actions against blacks in the South in his "Blind No More" series really opened my eyes. This is fascinating stuff, and well worth the price of the book in itself. Essays, poetry, magazine articles and interview give as full a picture of this important cultural voice as has ever been published. >>See More Reviews & Details on A Prophet in His Own Land: A Malcolm Boyd Reader (White Crane Wisdom) (White Crane Wisdom) |
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.Leonard Visits Dinosaur Land: Leonard and His Time Machine by: Gene Darby 1965 This is the first and only such collection of Malcolm Boyd's five decades of writings, spanning from his early years in Hollywood, through the strife of the civil rights movement with Martin Luther King, Stonewall, and now as writer and poet in residence at the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles. From the review in EDGE: Boyd was very active in the Civil Rights movement. His descriptions of the utter degradation and hateful actions against blacks in the South in his "Blind No More" series really opened my eyes. This is fascinating stuff, and well worth the price of the book in itself. Essays, poetry, magazine articles and interview give as full a picture of this important cultural voice as has ever been published. >>See More Reviews & Details on Leonard Visits Dinosaur Land: Leonard and His Time Machine |
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.LEONARD DISCOVERS AMERICA, Leonard and His Time MacHine Series by: Gene Darby 1965 This is the first and only such collection of Malcolm Boyd's five decades of writings, spanning from his early years in Hollywood, through the strife of the civil rights movement with Martin Luther King, Stonewall, and now as writer and poet in residence at the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles. From the review in EDGE: Boyd was very active in the Civil Rights movement. His descriptions of the utter degradation and hateful actions against blacks in the South in his "Blind No More" series really opened my eyes. This is fascinating stuff, and well worth the price of the book in itself. Essays, poetry, magazine articles and interview give as full a picture of this important cultural voice as has ever been published. >>See More Reviews & Details on LEONARD DISCOVERS AMERICA, Leonard and His Time MacHine Series |
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.LEONARD VISITS SITTING BULL by: Gene Darby 1967 This is the first and only such collection of Malcolm Boyd's five decades of writings, spanning from his early years in Hollywood, through the strife of the civil rights movement with Martin Luther King, Stonewall, and now as writer and poet in residence at the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles. From the review in EDGE: Boyd was very active in the Civil Rights movement. His descriptions of the utter degradation and hateful actions against blacks in the South in his "Blind No More" series really opened my eyes. This is fascinating stuff, and well worth the price of the book in itself. Essays, poetry, magazine articles and interview give as full a picture of this important cultural voice as has ever been published. >>See More Reviews & Details on LEONARD VISITS SITTING BULL |
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.The Search by: Gene Robinson August 28, 2003 This is the first and only such collection of Malcolm Boyd's five decades of writings, spanning from his early years in Hollywood, through the strife of the civil rights movement with Martin Luther King, Stonewall, and now as writer and poet in residence at the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles. From the review in EDGE: Boyd was very active in the Civil Rights movement. His descriptions of the utter degradation and hateful actions against blacks in the South in his "Blind No More" series really opened my eyes. This is fascinating stuff, and well worth the price of the book in itself. Essays, poetry, magazine articles and interview give as full a picture of this important cultural voice as has ever been published. >>See More Reviews & Details on The Search |
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.Indistinguishable From God (-) by: Gene D. Robinson January 07, 2008 This is the first and only such collection of Malcolm Boyd's five decades of writings, spanning from his early years in Hollywood, through the strife of the civil rights movement with Martin Luther King, Stonewall, and now as writer and poet in residence at the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles. From the review in EDGE: Boyd was very active in the Civil Rights movement. His descriptions of the utter degradation and hateful actions against blacks in the South in his "Blind No More" series really opened my eyes. This is fascinating stuff, and well worth the price of the book in itself. Essays, poetry, magazine articles and interview give as full a picture of this important cultural voice as has ever been published. >>See More Reviews & Details on Indistinguishable From God (-) |
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.ASIMOV'S SCIENCE FICTION - Volume 13, number 12 - December Dec 1989: The True Nature of Shangri-La; Remembrance of Things Future; The Wagon God's Wife; Tracks; Small; Devertimento; How the Bishop Sailed to Innikeen; Duplicity by: Gardner (editor) (Isaac Asimov; Kim Stanley Robinson; Judith Moffett; R. Garcia y Robertson; Jack McDevitt; Aaron Schutz; Gregory Frost; Gene Wolfe; Karen Joy Fowler) Dozois 1989 This is the first and only such collection of Malcolm Boyd's five decades of writings, spanning from his early years in Hollywood, through the strife of the civil rights movement with Martin Luther King, Stonewall, and now as writer and poet in residence at the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles. From the review in EDGE: Boyd was very active in the Civil Rights movement. His descriptions of the utter degradation and hateful actions against blacks in the South in his "Blind No More" series really opened my eyes. This is fascinating stuff, and well worth the price of the book in itself. Essays, poetry, magazine articles and interview give as full a picture of this important cultural voice as has ever been published. >>See More Reviews & Details on ASIMOV'S SCIENCE FICTION - Volume 13, number 12 - December Dec 1989: The True Nature of Shangri-La; Remembrance of Things Future; The Wagon God's Wife; Tracks; Small; Devertimento; How the Bishop Sailed to Innikeen; Duplicity |
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.Leonard Equals Einstein by: Gene Darby 1967 This is the first and only such collection of Malcolm Boyd's five decades of writings, spanning from his early years in Hollywood, through the strife of the civil rights movement with Martin Luther King, Stonewall, and now as writer and poet in residence at the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles. From the review in EDGE: Boyd was very active in the Civil Rights movement. His descriptions of the utter degradation and hateful actions against blacks in the South in his "Blind No More" series really opened my eyes. This is fascinating stuff, and well worth the price of the book in itself. Essays, poetry, magazine articles and interview give as full a picture of this important cultural voice as has ever been published. >>See More Reviews & Details on Leonard Equals Einstein |
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.Ghosts, Spirits, Computers, and World Machines by: Gene O'Neill, Scott Edelman, Kim Stanley Robinson 2001-11 Only 127 pages and 8 stories, I found O'Neill's collection to be a bit thin. Not only that, I felt the title was misleading because there were no hard sci-fi computer or world machine stories. And the book started out weakly with a couple of ok stories. But give it time, give it time. Like swimming in shallow water at first, you will find yourself suddenly plunging into some excellent tales, starting the warm up with The Burden Of Indigo and finishing with four more excellent stories, The City Never Sleeps is a surreal story of a man's life unfolding, Undercover brings in a very specialized robot on a galactic chase for a villain, The Beautiful Stranger is a haunting tale of a husbands decline into uselessness to his family, and Shadow ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Ghosts, Spirits, Computers, and World Machines |