Bryan Books

Bryan Tomasovich grew up in Wisconsin and now lives on Bainbridge Island, Washington, where he teaches at Antioch University in Seattle. Ouisconsin: The Dead In Our Clouds is a poetic investigation by Tomasovich into the public history of his home state as revealed in the private lives of his people. His verse is fused with lyrical memories of his family's struggles to become American as they lived and worked in the upper Midwest. It's not often that you see a volume of poetry enhanced with a Bibliography of recommended readings by other writers. This is a collection of poems that grace the mind, stir the soul, and reveal small windows of insight into the human condition that is universal to us all. Skunk Frank Episodes: Skunk Frank's fishing hole on the Flambeau River is marked/by an alert pine draft/when standing in the ruins of the old Indian feller's shack./Go make yourselves at home/our Grandpa Frank'd say...log frame/tin billboard walls, tar paper/tumbled down and mossy/as the river but colder/home-canned jars, melted fork/bottles plenty, granite chimney shards/but not a feather.//Friends like this...our grandpa Frank is a real puzzle.

"Painting Indiana" is an awesome collection of art.A must for anyone interested in fine art. My dad is Dan Woodson and his artistic ability is way beyond anything I have ever seen.

As time goes by, some books seem to loom larger. Such is the case with Bryan Gruley's Paper Losses. As media companies continue to combine with frightening speed, it's unlikely that the nation will ever see another crosstown newspaper rivalry as vital and potent as Detroit's. Gruley's book stands tall as an epic of lost opportunity for all Americans.

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The Brady workbook is a great adjunct to go along with the textbook. The chapters are well thought out and concise for excellent review for recertification exams. The layout with objectives, text, key points, list of words and their meanings is great.

Cindy Neuschwander's PATTERNS IN PERU: AN ADVENTURE IN PATTERNING tells of the Zills family, visiting Peru to study an ancient woven tunic that is connected to a mysterious lost city. Matt and Bini would love to find the Lost City, but they have their hands full when they're separated from their parents. Only an understanding of patterns and sequences can help them get back to their parents in this whimsical, educational adventure read.

This is one excellent resource for lay people and students that helps understanding scientific concepts and terminology that bombards us today. While the television tells us that we will be blasted into an ice age through the greenhouse effect, we can enjoy browsing through this to find out the whys and hows. There are plenty of cross-references within entries that make it easy to locate information. It's a good read and worth putting into your library.

Once I started this book, I couldn't put it down. Nash has written a fascinating and compelling book that feels like a script for a made-for-TV movie, and it's all the more compelling knowing that it's his true story. One of the unique things about A Phoenix Rising is that it's told as if Bryan is right there telling you his story; the editing is not perfect, but it's not meant to be -- the story is actually make more real by leaving in the occasional sentence in imperfect English, as if a friend were retelling their life to you over coffee. Refreshingly raw and authentic, Nash describes each scene in such vivid detail that you can't help but be there in your mind. Buy this book; you won't be disappointed!

The question and answer format of this text is a familiar theme in medical training, and carries over very well into this written format. The questions are "right on" as to what is really important. I review it regularly.

I don't know what enticed me to choose this particular book to read, what I do know is that it is not a book that you read once and then set aside to collect dust. "Pilgrimage for Ecstasy" is a story about finding yourself, through adventure, through love, through change, and through pain. This is the first book I have ever read that has been able to collectively combine, humor, sadness, adventure and love into one story, that reads incredibly smoothly. I am 21, my Dad is near sixty, he started to read my copy and burst out into laughter, followed by him requesting a copy of his own. Point being, there is so much variety in the story that everyone can relate and enjoy it.