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Wolf Empire: An Intimate Portrait of a Species by Scott Ian Barry: Woodstock Author; From award-winning photographer Scott Ian Barry comes Wolf Empire--the most comprehensive and stunning visual record of wolves ever published in black-and-white photography. In this world of fur and teeth, texture and shape, light and shadow, Barry creates a highly intimate look at wolves and their often mystifying way of life.

Alternative Books: alternativebooks@earthlink.net; 35 North Front St.; Kingston, NY 12401; 845-331-5439; Over 20,000 used, out of print, and locally published books in all subject areas

Beacon Books: Email: jek@mindspring.com; 500 Main Street; Beacon, NY 12508; (845) 831-4920

Black Dome Press: 1011 Route 296; Hensonville, NY 12439; 518-734-6357; Description:: Hudson Valley, Catskill Mountain Books!

Cyber Haus Publishing: 159 Delaware Ave #145; Delmar, NY 12054; 518-478-9798; Fasten your seat belts for award-winning, war-based, travel books that trace the American Revolution along America's most scenic highways, including the Hudson Valley. The books provide complete driving directions to dozens of sites as well as detailed information, photos, maps and places to eat and stay along the way.

Hope Farm Press & Bookshop: 252 Main Street; Saugerties NY 12477; 845-246-3522; Publisher of New York Regional History, Folklore. Nature, Military History and Genealogy Books

Hudson Valley Book Stop: 1200 Ulster Ave.; Kingston, NY 12401; (845) 336-6450; (845) 818-3874 fax; Description: Independent bookstore with good selection of new and used books

Joanne Michaels: HUDSON RIVER JOURNEY; ADIRONDACK HIGH; LET'S TAKE THE KIDS!; FAMOUS WOODSTOCK COOKS; LIVING CONTRADICTIONS; THE HUDSON VALLEY & CATSKILL MOUNTAINS; THE JOY OF DIVORCE

Mirabai of Woodstock: 23 Mill Hill Road; 845-679-2100; Offering a vast selection of books, music, gifts and workshops for inspirtation, transformation and healing.

Terra Books, Carolyn Bennett & Terri Ratel.: Box 273A, Little West Kill Road; Prattsville, NY 12468; 518-299-3171; E-mail: terrabks@aol.com; General, Good Used and Antiquarian Books, Saturday & Sunday 10-5 or by chance or appointment. Directions: Take Mosquito Point Bridge which is located half- way between the towns of Lexington and Prattsville. Turn at Eileen's Snack Bar and follows signs.

Ray Melnik: The Room; 298 Lake Road; Salisbury Mills, NY 12577; 845-9261791; Description: Published, April 16th 2007, The Room, a novel by Ray Melnik, explores life, love and a unique brand of existentialism. He draws on years of interest in science and existentialism to bring you a story that presents a bold and sometimes provocative perspective.

The Inquring Mind: 65 Partition Street; Saugerties, NY 12477; 845-246-5155; 845-246-5264 fax; Description: Bookstore - an eclectic selection: arts, mental health, philosophy, journals, audio/video and more.

The Art Students League of New York:: A History written by Raymond J. Steiner and published by CSS Publications, Inc. Take a look at the book at www.arttimesjournal.com/aslbook.htm. Purchase from online book sellers and Dealers of Art Books or from the Publisher at aslbook@arttimesjournal.com or call (845) 246-6944; Link: http://www.arttimesjournal.com/aslbook.htm; The book that brings alive a school and an era that brought the Art Capital of the World to New York.

The Reader's Quarry: 97 Tinker Street; Woodstock, NY 12498; 845-679-5227; Description:: Used, rare, and unusual books

William H. Adams: Main Street; P. O. BOX L; Hobart, NY 13788; 607-538-9080; email: whabooks@stny.rr.com; Description:: Books printed before 1850 or printed about events before 1850. Religious history, Greek and Roman Classics, Books on the Reformation, Rennaissance, Victorian Society and Politics, Napoleonic Era, Civil War.

World's End Books & Music: worldsend@verizon.net; 532 Main Street; Beacon, NY 12508; 845.831.1760

The Closer's Song: 5121 Arbor Hill Ct; Doylestown, PA 18901; 215-348-5164; Description: publisher

Jaimie Hope: Come follow Baby Jaimie on her very first adventure. In this story, Baby Jaimie gets her first wheelchair and discovers things she can now do with her chair that she couldn't do before like playing baseball and racing her family and friends. By learning she can now do the things that other children can do she also learns that in her chair she is unstoppable and learns to believe in herself.

Harvey Havel: Freedom of Association; Set in the suburbs of present-day New Jersey and also New York City , Freedom of Association traces the demise of three talented poets and their determination to continue their work despite overwhelming odds. Each of their lives converge when one of the poets, a middle-aged bard of traditional verse, is sent into the bowels of the turbulent inner city where he is ordered by his publishers to mentor a young, radical African-American slam poet and transform his poetry into verse that is more acceptable to mostly white, affluent audiences. To do this, he enlists the help of his beautiful ex-wife who reluctantly agrees to let the slam poet audit her poetry workshop at the local university. Their lives are forever changed when the young African-American slam poet falls for his mentor’s ex-wife. And when the publishers decide to pull the plug on the slam poet’s career, the three of them must confront the hard realities of living in the turbulent urban ghetto while facing uncertain futures as poets.

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