Paul Dry Books

A Parkinson'S Primer: An Indispensible Guide To Parkinson'S Disease For Patients And Their FamiliesAuthor: John M. VinePublisher: Paul Dry BooksPublication Date: Apr 11, 2017Number of Pages: 150...

A well-rendered portrait of an intense medical life devoted to equally intense research.?irkus Reviews ?his is a wonderful account of a nonpareil physician-scientist and, in recent decades, a creator...

None of us is likely to forget the 'virustime,' but feisty, funny, resourceful, creative Arden (along with her quirky family and motley crew of rescue dogs) is a comforting and inspiring reminder...

In these three raucous comedies, mortals outwit and even replace Zeus and other Olympian deities of the Greek Pantheon. As Aristophanes provokes laughter at the foibles of gods and men, he arouses...

Put this beautiful book on your shelf between Frank Conroy's Stop-Time and Tobias Wolff's This Boy's Life.?illiam Giraldi, author of The Hero's Body This powerful memoir from poet Kevin Hart traces...

"Funny, poignant, sad and wistful...This is a very fine book--about a person, and a city, growing up."--Philadelphia Inquirer"This delightful yet poignant memoir is highly recommended for both public...

"Dry's keen visual sensibility propels her graceful and intriguing chronicle . . . She introduces James Perry Wilson, a master diorama landscape painter, and analyzes the power of those mesmerizing...

Witty and heartfelt essays, shaken and stirred.?Kirkus Reviews "David Mason believes in literature as a weather event?even an extreme one. He reads to be changed?drenched, burned, blown away. He has...

Just Go Down to the Road: A Memoir of Trouble and TravelAuthor: James CampbellPublisher: Paul Dry BooksPublication Date: May 03, 2022Number of Pages: 282 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding:...

?Socher is one of the sharpest observers of Jewish America in our times. These essays, tracing a journey from a yeshiva to Oberlin College and from Franz Kafka to Rabbi Kook, are a loving, cutting,...

"Part fiction, part overview of 'Aha!' moments in the forward march of physics, Only the Longest Threads takes readers dramatically through scientific fields such as quantum field theory,...

"A masterful work, catapulting the reader through the intricate history of Outermark with a sense of immersion that is rare in contemporary fiction. Full of quiet grace, breathtaking moments of...

"Gioia joins W. H. Auden, Randall Jarrell, and D. H. Lawrence in embracing criticism that is insightfully intellectual and surprisingly personal . . . Always a canny discussant of contemporary...

"The writings in this volume are the fruit of a lifetime devoted to the study of 'ancients' and 'moderns, ' both poetic and philosophic. Full of insights into foundational texts ranging from...

"A snapshot of the civil-rights movement in one city provides insight into the important role of individual communities as change moved through the country...a case study of how citizens of one city...

Winner, Athenaeum of Philadelphia 2023 Literary Award For fans of Richard Russo and Stewart O'Nan comes a frank and funny debut novel about the workaday world of an unassuming carpet installerFrank...

"If the LOLSOB emoji could write verse that both sings and stings, the result would be Satan Talks to His Therapist."--Allison Joseph, author of Confessions of a Barefaced Woman "Balmain treads that...

Remembering life under the Romanovs ?With his eye for detail, his taste for anecdote, and his sheer delight in the process of living, Rodzianko has created a delightful, if often sad, work.??Gary...

To mark Eva Brann's fiftieth year on the faculty of St. John's College in Annapolis, Maryland, twenty-three of her colleagues, friends, and former students have contributed essays, poems, and artwork...

?Although he was nominated for the Nobel Prize in literature four times, Stefan Zeromski?s work is not as widely known outside Poland as it should be. Thus this elegant translation is most welcome . ...

An exuberant fantasy . . . a daring book.?Der Spiegel "In Sten Nadolny?s masterful The Joy of Sorcery, magic, love, and family illuminate a tragic time in world history...Quirky, well-drawn...

"A work of astonishing illumination and delight . . . so edgy, bright and subversive about women's inner lives and experience."--Francine Prose, New York Times Book Review"The subtlety of James, the...

"Looking at opera from the standpoint of its texts, as only a gifted poet and librettist can do, Dana Gioia examines why a surprisingly small number of operas have attained a secure place in the...