Miniver Press

Great moments from neglected movies and neglected moments from classic movies -- movie critic Nell Minow (known as "The Movie Mom") describes 101 must-see movie moments that illuminate cinematic...

A CAPITAL CALAMITY - A Novel by Fred Kaplan "Serge Willoughby just wanted to make money and have fun. He didn't mean to start World War Three." So begins A Capital Calamity, the rollicking debut...

Betsy Atkins, former CEO and experienced corporate director has candid and very practical advice for those who serve on the boards of big, complex enterprises. This 2017 third edition collection of...

Korea is "the forgotten war." But to those who fought in it, it was the "unforgettable war." If the names of all those killed were put on a wall, it would be larger than the Vietnam Wall. And Korea...

Cinemaphagy: On the Psychedelic Classical Form of Tobe HooperAuthor: Scout TafoyaPublisher: Miniver PressPublication Date: March 04, 2021Number of Pages: 227 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding:...

Democratic capitalism-the source of America's vast wealth, the foundation of our entire economic system-is threatened as never before, not from without but from within. Shareholders today no longer...

Fidel Castro described Ambassador John Ferch as "very intelligent but dangerous." "Ferch, tell the American people that I'm serious!" he insisted. The ambassador was given messages to take back to...

Frankel-y Speaking About WWII in the South PacificAuthor: Stanley A. FrankelPublisher: Miniver PressPublication Date: December 08, 2019Number of Pages: 252 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding:...

Losing Cissie, Saving Myself: The Perils Of Caring For My Wife Through Her Memory LossAuthor: Peter BarnetPublisher: Miniver PressPublication Date: February 21, 2021Number of Pages: 153...

Whether between parent and child, husband and wife, friends, siblings, or paramours, love is by far the most compelling and fulfilling, but also the most complex and challenging of the roads we...

In this captivating novella, Judy Pomeranz explores the infinite variety of worlds within worlds that make up Manhattan and reveals how love, in its many guises and permutations, is the single most...

Wilmer Fields was a superstar in the Negro Leagues, back when baseball was segregated. After Jackie Robinson broke the color line (as shown in this year's hit film, "42"), Fields received five...

Dona Speir tells her story, from high school gymnast and track star to model, Playboy centerfold, B-movie icon, rape survivor, recovering addict, and recovery counselor and mentor. There was the...

You have unlocked the world of Auntie's Attic and a peculiar set of keys. "Well Kept Storage For Needs Big And Small" The slogan seems benign. The circumstances, not so much. You've received one of...

When women become mothers, every decision becomes more complex and every question opens new paths: Do I remain employed? Do I stay at home? In Deborah A. Kahn's The Roads Taken: Complex Lives of...

Edward R. Murrow is the patron saint of American broadcast journalism. The Museum of Broadcast Communications states that "Edward R. Murrow is the most distinguished and renowned figure in the...

The Red Sox of the early 1960s were an irreverent-and often irrelevant-team that routinely played in front of thousands of empty seats at Fenway Park. While the club featured a sprinkling of stars in...

Dr. Andrea Baker (aka andee or angee) talked to fans from online communities for You Get What You Need: Stories of Fans of the Rolling Stones, a book for anyone who likes rock music or has ever...