"P&ouml;tzsch brilliantly juggles multiple story lines in his highly suspenseful sixth historical novel . . . The town&rsquo;s creepy, oppressive atmosphere enhances the intricate plot." -- Publishers Weekly, starred review&nbsp;&nbsp; "The plot is layered and complex, every corner a surprise as danger hides in smoke-filled taverns, lurks along muddy trails and in the forested mountains . . . Another provocative mystery in an uncommon setting." -- Kirkus Reviews&#160;

The Play of Death

"In this major contribution to the field,the editorshave taken the fundamental psychoanalytic premise of conflict as a central organizing construct for purposes of comparing and contrasting a broad array of psychoanalytic perspectives on personality development, psychopathology and therapeutic action. Their approach provides a kaleidoscopic perspective that illuminates both intriguing connections and subtle difference among diverse psychoanalytic approaches. Bringing together outstanding contributions from some of the leading figures in the field,the editorshave produced a superb volume that is essential reading for anyone interested in the future of psychoanalysis." - Jeremy D. Safran, Ph.D., Chair & Professor of Psychology, The New School for Social Research
"Psychoanalytic approaches differ in the way they deal with conflict-- with some believing that conflict can be resolved and others rejecting such a prospect. Indeed, no psychoanalytic approach fails to conceptualize conflict, and one can reasonably conclude that conflict is fundamental to a psychoanalytic way of thinking about human beings and about treatment. Yet, it is surprising to realize that conflict has not been the subject of more focus and reflection. Until now, Christian, Eagle and Wolitzky have done an extraordinary service to the field by collecting essays from different psychoanalytic orientations-- Contemporary Freudian, Object Relations, Self Psychology, Relational, Lacanian and Attachment-- 　written by some of the most original thinkers in the field. Treatment issues are central, but the book also covers neurobiological and developmental issues as well. For psychoanalysts who long for dialogue across psychoanalytic orientations, this book is exemplary, and deserves a wide audience." - Elliot Jurist, Professor of Psychology and Philosophy, the Graduate Center and the City College of New York, the City University of New York, and Editor of Psychoanalytic Psychology
"There is no question that the edited volume, Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Conflict, is both a noble and necessary endeavor. By articulating different perspectives around a single, central concept, it touches every essential controversy that has divided the different schools of psychoanalysis.Collected together, each of the eminent authors explains how conflict works, or how it is defined in their particular corner of the psychoanalytic universe. A terrific, scholarly beginning, clearly articulating theoretical stances so that the difference can be seen"-Lissa Weinstein, Ph.D., Psychoanalytic Psychology

Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Conflict

Library JournalStein, Mark. How the States Got Their Shapes Too: The People Behind the Borderlines. Smithsonian. Jun. 2011. c.360p. illus. maps. index. ISBN 9781588343147. $24.95. HIST In an evocative sequel to his popular How the States Got Their Shapes, Stein presents a plentitude of varied and compelling biographical sketches associated with the setting of our national boundaries. The personalities, both the notable (e.g., Thomas Jefferson, Daniel Webster, Ethan Allen, Charles Mason, and Jeremiah Dixon) and the more obscure (Zebulon Butler, Clara Nichols, John Meares) and their agendas are central to the book. Readers are reminded that under President James K. Polk, U.S. boundaries grew exponentially to include Texas and all lands between the Rockies and the Pacific, producing a colossal headache for Congress and a dilemma largely solved by such outsize local personalities as Sam Houston and Brigham Young. The author also treats lands we attempted to annex but lost: Canada, the remainder of Mexico, Cuba, and the persistent issue of Puerto Rico. Readers will be inspired by Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton&rsquo;s dogged campaign to win statehood for the District of Columbia. VERDICT Stein&rsquo;s major and minor vignettes are well chosen from a wide array of primary and secondary sources. The book offers a perfect blend of optimism, tongue-in-cheek humor, and universal appeal. A winning effort.&mdash;John Carver Edwards, Univ. of Georgia Libs., ClevelandBooklistStein&rsquo;s How the States Got Their Shapes (2008) described why the American states look the way they do&mdash;how their borders landed where they did. This equally informative follow-up puts the spotlight on the people responsible for shaping those borders. People like Roger Williams, the Puritan minister who was expelled from the Massachusetts Bay Colony for advocating against the Church of England and established the township of Providence at the tip of the bay, and Anne Hutchinson, also banished, who secured the rights to a small island called Aquidneck by the Indians and Rhode Island by the British. Or&mdash;and this is a curious one&mdash;Robert Jenkins, the sea captain whose severed ear played a key role in establishing the boundary between Florida and Georgia. Stein, a playwright and screenwriter, writes history the way it should be written, as an entertaining story and not merely a tedious list of names, dates, and places. This is a very interesting follow-up to the earlier book, but it works equally well as a stand-alone.&mdash; David PittKirkus ReviewsA fun sequel offers more recondite tidbits of American history.With 50 states, there are plenty of details about border controversies for this mildly titillating follow-up to screenwriter Stein&rsquo;s&#160;How the States Got Their Shapes (2008), which in turn inspired the History Channel&rsquo;s eponymous documentary. The personalities behind the disputes take center stage: Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon, who were actually a pair of highly accomplished English surveyors of the Royal Society possibly hired by Benjamin Franklin to establish impartially the disputed 300-mile Pennsylvania-Maryland-Delaware boundary. &ldquo;Asking Mason and Dixon to survey a boundary in America,&rdquo; writes the author, &ldquo;was&hellip; akin to asking Mozart to play at a prom.&rdquo; Thanks to Ethan Allen (&ldquo;not a furniture maker&rdquo;) and his motley posse of Green Mountain Boys, the homesteads making up the future Vermont were saved from rapacious New Yorkers. It is largely due to the zeal (or wealth) of John Hardeman Walker who &ldquo;put the boot heel on Missouri&rdquo; in order to keep his land from sinking into Arkansas. Under the presidency of James K. Polk, America&rsquo;s borders increased greatly, incorporating Texas, the Oregon Territory and everything in between the Rockies and the Pacific, creating a massive befuddlement for lawmakers; bright lights such as Sam Houston, Brigham Young and John Sutter would all wield profound influence on the shape of the states affiliated with their names. Stein includes contributions by important women, including proto-feminist Clarina Nichols, who moved her family to Kansas for the purpose of creating an anti-slavery majority in 1854, and Representative Eleanor Holmes Norton, who attempted tirelessly to win statehood for the District of Columbia. Overall, the author provides plenty of good stuff for tournament quizzes and&#160;Jeopardy&#160;questions.Bright, readable and accessible for all ages.

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&ldquo;We tend to fetishize&nbsp;The New Yorker, but&nbsp;New York&nbsp;magazine has always been the publication that saw the city for what it is: big, brazen, and blustery. This oversized, beautifully-designed, 420-page book is barely big enough to contain its subject.&rdquo; &mdash;Design Observer

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… this is a concise book for exploring the limitations of credit risk models and, to a lesser degree, asset valuation models. Read this book for a companionable journey through some of the limiting assumptions that make the models tractable. … it may be the first one [book] that wastes no time in getting to the point, and moving on.—Annals of Actuarial Science, Vol. 5, June 2011
Bluhm, Overbeck, and Wagner offer help to mathematicians and physicists leaving the academy to work as risk or portfolio managers. For this introduction, they focus on main themes rather than details, and on portfolio rather than single obligor risk. … this second [edition] takes account of problems in the banking industry [from] 2007-09.—SciTech Book News, February 2011
Having a valid and up-to-date credit risk model (or models) is one of the most important aspects in today’s risk management. The models require quite a bit of technical as well as practical know-how. Introduction to Credit Risk Modeling serves this purpose well. … it would best fit the practitioner’s needs. For students it can also be of great use, as an introductory course for credit risk models. A great first step into credit risk modeling. … The book provides a nice coherent overview of the methods used in capital allocation. … The book is written in a mixture of theorem-proof and applied styles. … I find this rather pleasing, as it gives the reader the edge of theoretical exposition, which is extremely important. … One really useful side of the book is that it provides step-by-step guide to methods presented. This should be really appreciated in industry and among students. …—MAA Reviews, January 2011
Praise for the First EditionThis is an outstanding book on the default models that are used internally by financial institutions. This practical book delves into the mathematics, the assumptions and the approximations that practitioners apply to make these models work.—Glyn A. Holton, Contingency Analysis
There are so many financial tools available today and numbers are likely to grow in the future. If you work in this field of credit risk modelling it is worth looking at the theoretical background, and this book is a well-rounded introduction.—Journal of the Operational Research Society
As an introductory survey it does an admirable job. … this book is an important guide into the field of credit risk models. Mainly for the practitioner … It is well written, fairly easy to follow.—Horst Behncke, Zentralblatt MATH

Introduction to Credit Risk Modeling

Praise for Toni Aleo&rsquo;s Nashville Assassins romances &#160; &ldquo;Aleo melts the ice and hits it into the net with her Assassins series.&rdquo;&mdash;Award-winning author Jami Davenport &#160; &ldquo;Taking Shots is really the whole package. You get romance, humor, steamy sex, drama, and then it all wraps up with a great conclusion. I am amazed that this is Toni&rsquo;s first book. She has come out in a huge way. I can&rsquo;t wait to read more from her. Don&rsquo;t hesitate for a moment to grab this book.&rdquo;&mdash;Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews &#160; &ldquo;A little steamy, a little heartbreaking, and a whole lot of fanning yourself are in order this time around, readers. Are your cheeks feeling a little pink yet? Get used to the feeling.&rdquo;&mdash;Dreaming in the Pages, on Trying to Score &#160; &ldquo;Empty Net is an honest, heartwarming, endearing story. . . . Toni Aleo doesn&rsquo;t just write a story. She gives you the ability to experience the journey of her characters right along with them. Her stories are enveloped with passion, emotion, humor, love; and let me tell you, that girl knows how to write a sex scene that just makes you sweat!&rdquo;&mdash;Guilty Pleasures Book Review &#160; &ldquo;Sexy and riveting . . . the perfect combination of love and lust.&rdquo;&mdash;USA Today bestselling author Heidi McLaughlin, on Blue Lines &#160; &ldquo;Funny, charming, sweet, sexy . . . [Falling for the Backup] has everything you want in a story.&rdquo;&mdash;Blushing Reader

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&ldquo;Jane Scott Hodges has a lust for linens &ndash; beautiful, embellished, luxurious linens.&#160; Each page of her new book,&#160;Linens for Every Room and Occasion, offers dreamy inspiration for using exquisitely detailed linens daily.&rdquo;&#160;-Traditional Home &#160; &ldquo;Passionate about fine needlework, the founder of Leontine Linens explores the rich traditions of linens and how they can still elevate the everyday.&rdquo;&#160;&ndash;House Beautiful "...illustrates exactly how a luxe throwback from another era can feel fresh and utterly, stunningly new." -Veranda "Fantastic book. 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Replete with photography of beautiful linen-filled rooms detailing countless interpretations of appliqu&eacute;, embroidery, quilting, prints, monograms and borders, Linens takes a fresh look at couture linens and their importance and relevance in today&rsquo;s artful lifestyle.&rdquo; -New Orleans Home & Lifestyles &ldquo;Now, a new book from Rizzoli &mdash;&#160;Linens: For Every Room and Occasion,&#160;showcases the artwork of Hodges&rsquo; hand-embellished linens and demonstrates how they can fit in with a wide variety of lifestyles and esthetic tastes&hellip;Hodges&rsquo; new book highlights an endless variety of ways to incorporate hand-embellished linens in your home. In the bedroom, everything from blanket covers (bedspreads or coverlets), pillow cases (including &ldquo;French cases&rdquo; and Euro shams), sheets and bed skirts can feature monograms, edging and appliqu&eacute;s. There are just so many possibilities.&rdquo;&#160; The book includes helpful advice and fresh ideas...There are guides on everything from how to set a table, which pillow size combinations work best on a twin bed, and how to ensure the proper drop of a tablecloth.&#160; Included are a visual guide to various types of monograms (two letter, three letter, interlocking letters), and styles including geometric, simple, complex, and whimsical.&rdquo;&#160;-The New Orleans Advocate&ldquo;Jane Scott Hodges has spent the past two decades studying, collecting and innovating her luxurious line. The result is the ultimate bible on the subject and the title says it all. Sharing practical advice on how to live and entertain with fine linens, the book covers the art and process as well as insights on use and care.&rdquo; &ndash;Array

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&#8220;Extraordinarily winning . . . pure pleasure. . . . Mr. Willeford never puts a foot wrong.&#8221; &#8212;The New Yorker&#8220;A blend of gripping action and wry off-beat humor.&#8221; &#8212;The Washington Post&#8220;No one writes a better crime novel than Charles Willeford.&#8221; &#8212;Elmore Leonard &#8220;Willeford has a marvelously deadpan way with losers on both sides of the law.&#8221; &#8212;Philadelphia Inquirer&#8220;Extraordinarily winning . . . pure pleasure . . . Mr. Willeford never puts a foot wrong.&#8221; --The New Yorker&#8220;[A] blend of gripping action and wry off-beat humor.&#8221; --The Washington Post &#8220;No one writes a better crime novel than Charles Willeford.&#8221; --Elmore Leonard &#8220;Nobody writes like Charles Willeford . . . He is an original&#8211;funny, weird and wonderful.&#8221; --James Crumley&#8220;If you are looking for a master&#8217;s insight into the humid decadence of South Florida and its polyglot tribes, nobody does that as well as Mr. Willeford.&#8221; --The New York Times Book Review&#8220;Hoke Moseley is a magnificently battered hero. Willeford brings him to us lean and hard and brand-new.&#8221; --Donald E. Westlake&#8220;Willeford has a marvelously deadpan way with losers on both sides of the law.&#8221; --The Philadelphia Inquirer

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&ldquo;Un recuento tan osado como importante. Es ambas cosas, una reconstrucci&oacute;n aguda de una muerte des&shy;garradora y un diagn&oacute;stico de un mal nacional&hellip; con La cacer&iacute;a, Ojito ha hecho, verdaderamente, un servicio incalculable. Extraordinario&rdquo;.  &mdash;Junot D&iacute;az, autor de La breve y maravillosa vida de &Oacute;scar Wao &#160; &ldquo;Mirta Ojito narra una historia formidable, y nos conecta con la gente real, que con mucha frecuencia se omite en los debates sobre inmigraci&oacute;n. Al hacerlo, Ojito sondea las profundidades de lo que significa ser americano, en una naci&oacute;n de inmigrantes, cuyas historias e identidad est&aacute;n profundamente unidas al proceso de llegada y asimilaci&oacute;n &mdash;y muchas veces de rechazo&mdash;. Este libro debe ser lectura obligatoria en cualquier comunidad enfrentada con el tema de la inmigraci&oacute;n, que muchas veces se percibe como algo abstracto y divisivo. Ojito nos ayuda a comprendernos a nosotros mismos como naci&oacute;n, donde el lema E plu&shy;ribus unum &mdash;&lsquo;De muchos, uno&rsquo;&mdash;celebra la unidad de nuestra diversidad, de la misma forma que ella lo hace en este libro. Una historia impactante, escrita magis&shy;tralmente, impregnada de una inteligencia profunda, compasiva y sanadora&rdquo;.  &mdash;Julia &Aacute;lvarez, autora de Una boda en Hait&iacute;  &#160; &ldquo; El asesinato de un inmigrante ecuatoriano motivado por prejuicios &eacute;tnicos es el centro de la absorbente y compleja historia de Mirta Ojito; pero m&aacute;s all&aacute; de presentar las tr&aacute;gicas maquinaciones del prejuicio, nos ofrece un cuento edificante sobre la universalidad &mdash;y maravilla&mdash;de personas comunes, en este caso, latinos que luchan por el sue&ntilde;o americano. Todo est&aacute; narrado con la autoridad de una periodista altamente respetada, que con su propia experiencia como inmigrante le presta a este libro la profundidad, el conocimiento y la agudeza que solamente alguien con su experiencia puede expresar de manera convincente &mdash;y con todo el derecho&mdash;&rdquo;. &#160;&mdash;Oscar Hijuelos, autor y ganador del premio Pulitzer por la novela Los reyes del mambo tocan canciones de amor &#160; &ldquo;Gracias a la ret&oacute;rica hiperb&oacute;lica sobre la inmigraci&oacute;n que es arrojada por todos los medios de comunicaci&oacute;n, se nos olvida que existen sue&ntilde;os en ambos lados de la divisi&oacute;n que ha atravesado la sociedad estadounidense y amenaza nuestra conciencia de nosotros mismos. La estimada periodista Mirta Ojito escribe sobre la inmi&shy;graci&oacute;n desde el punto de vista de los que lo han vivido a carne propia: el alcalde de Patchogue de descendientes italianos, un mesero colombiano que se hizo ciudadano estadounidense, jornaleros ecuatorianos indocumenta&shy;dos, un grupo de adolescentes sin nada que hacer y que bombeaban de adrenalina y padres desconsolados en dos continentes. Este es un libro importante. No pude parar de leerlo&rdquo;.  &mdash;Esmeralda Santiago, autora de Cuando era puertorrique&ntilde;a  &#160; &ldquo;A trav&eacute;s de una historia real e impactante, La cacer&iacute;a nos muestra c&oacute;mo un pueblo t&iacute;picamente americano confronta la inmigraci&oacute;n. Este libro no s&oacute;lo nos revela los fallos de nuestro sistema de inmigraci&oacute;n, sino que nos recuerda c&oacute;mo nos vemos los unos a los otros y c&oacute;mo tratamos a todos nuestros vecinos aunque ellos no luzcan iguales a nosotros. Es una historia sobre la naturaleza humana&rdquo;.

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&ldquo;John Boyd was a remarkable patriot whose intense commitment to learning and teaching the lessons of history changed American military doctrine and made Desert Storm possible. This study is an invaluable contribution to a little known part of our military history.&rdquo;&mdash;Newt Gingrich, former speaker of the US House of Representatives&ldquo;John Boyd was one of the greatest military and strategic thinkers of our time. His story and his brilliance are superbly captured in Grant Hammond&rsquo;s excellent book. This is a must read for all those who want to understand how to think about war and to learn about a true American hero.&rdquo;&mdash;General Anthony C. Zinni, USMC, former commander of CENTCOM&ldquo;One of the most important books on airpower theory, strategy, technology, organization, and history to come out this year is Grant Hammond&rsquo;s biography of Col. John Boyd, USAF. Appropriately, it is larger than life &ndash; Boyd&rsquo;s life &ndash; for the United States Air Force of today reflects the impact of many of Boyd&rsquo;s ideas.&rdquo; &ndash; Aerospace Power Journal &ldquo;This book is exceptionally relevant conceptually to&hellip; &lsquo;fighting&rsquo; a global &lsquo;war&rsquo; on terrorism using military resources&hellip; John Boyd&rsquo;s lifelong dedication helps us learn to successfully observe, assess, decide, and act before, during, and after we have been challenged or surprised.&rdquo; &ndash; Journal of Contemporary Security Policy

John Boyd and American Security

The Mind of War

From the reviews:“The purpose is to provide a review of new topics and technology in the field of infertility, a worthy objective, which, overall, is met. … Many of the editors and authors are leaders in the fields in which they are writing. The book covers many of the current hot topics and controversial issues in infertility today. … Overall, this is a useful book.” (Patricia T. Jimenez, Doody’s Review Service, September, 2011)

Volume 2, 2011

Biennial Review of Infertility

&ldquo;This book is an enormous gift, an act of preservation as important as any chunk of land purchased by the Nature Conservancy.&rdquo;&mdash;Bill McKibben&ldquo;For people who truly live there, Cape Cod is not a place but a religion. And for many, the environmentalist John Hay is its prophet.&rdquo;&mdash;Amanda Heller, Boston Globe&ldquo;A tender, luminous book . . . a picture of the young writer as pilgrim, seeking to connect with a living tradition even as it slips away, and in the process, discovering a new story of his own.&rdquo;&mdash;John Tallmadge, Orion

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