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Most people feel two things after they’ve been in a car accident--or any Fear and anger. As a result, they don’t always make good decisions about how to act and what to say in the aftermath. Lawyers and insurance companies know this--and take advantage of the confusion. In this book, an attorney with a successful personal injury practice gives ordinary consumers an insider’s advice on what to do and what to say. The book follows a chronological path from the moment an accident takes place through the final settlement of any legal disputes that follow. It deals with various scenarios--most importantly, whether the accident was your fault or someone else’s. And it considers the many matters that aren’t legal--but just as important to someone recovering physically, emotionally and financially from an accident.

These touching, well-formed stories are a rare combination of the erotic and the tragic that have the satisfying complexity of the literary without spilling over into melodrama. With so much erotica based on pure fantasy, it is refreshing and almost startling to see some that has its wellspring in real-life tragedy, making it a powerful form of fiction. My obsession with sex and death began as a child, after viewing Franco Zefferelli's Romeo & Juliet. I have never let it go. As an adult, I discovered there is no ache, no intensity, quite so exquisite as the pain associated with the yearning for that which has been lost, for those who we lust after.

Having survived the horrors of the Holocaust as a hidden child in Nazi-occupied France, the 19-year-old Jeruchim immigrates to America with his two siblings to live with relatives in Brooklyn. There he adjusts quickly to a new culture, a new language, a new family, and the search for a new job. He does find a good job in graphic design, and he does learn English and adapt to his new family life. He also finds a girl to love. But all of this new life is shattered when he is drafted into the U.s. Army to serve on the front lines of the Korean War. He survives the war and returns to America, ready to embark on an adult life with a good career and a committed marriage.

A collection of the science fiction erotic stories of Evan Hollander, reprinted from the pages of big-bust magazine, Gent.

When World War III turns into the Economic War with Japan, all Japanese products, investments and businesses are banned. When that fails to revive the sinking U.S. economy, old prejudices resurface and turn on anyone of Japanese ancestry. Executive Order 9066 is reinstated and Japanese Americans are ordered to abandon their jobs, homes and property to real Americans and report to internment camps.Late as usual, David Takeda puts his sister Kate and her family on a train and waits for his brother John so they can report before the deadline to the same internment camp where his parents and grandparents spent WWII, Manzanar. When John is beaten to death by overzealous patriots on the 405 while stuck in traffic, David sees the aftermath on a TV news special report. He makes his way through the gridlocked, gang-controlled Beirut that L.A. has become and eventually reaches Manzanar, where a camp commandant awaits with her ambitious vision of a final solution.

Eleven women writers turn their vivid imaginations to faraway planets, erotic futures, and sensual fairy tales, to celebrate sexuality and explore what it means to be a woman who loves women.

The best erotic science fiction and fantasy as determined by the annual contest run by Circlet Press. Rewarding originality and positive sensuality, the contest inspires well-known and unknown writers alike to excel in this provocative genre. Erotic sf/f combines erotic and sexual themes with magic, futurism, high fantasy, cyberpunk, space opera, magic realism, and all the many other sub-genres. The 2006 winner is a multi-genre writer from Canada Arinn Dembo, whose Monsoon draws on the mythic tradition of India. Second and third place went to two well-known erotica authors, both of whom have published with Circlet Press before, Thomas S. Roche for The Night the New Hog Croaked and Jason Rubis for Circe House. Over 400 manuscripts were submitted and only 20 were chosen for publication. Cecilia Tan is simply one of the most important writers, editors, and innovators in contemporary American erotic literature. It was her revolutionary, genre-breaking efforts decades ago that brought science fiction, fantasy, and erotic communities into the same literary room together. -- Susie Bright

A young, experienced investor gives other young adults a working knowledge of savings and investments.

Prose poems built of strong narratives, keen descriptions, and lively characters Packed with vivid and meaningful detail, these gemlike prose poems bear witness to lives both static and changing, set in well-defined contemporary and historic scenes. The stories reveal real people and their troubles, joys, and desires. The writing is bold and full of social consequence, whether set in among Wyoming high prairie, New England hardscrabble farm, or the metropolis of Ancient Rome.

"I like the idea of doing an anthology of erotic fiction on the subject of the sex industry. Technically, this book itself is a part of that industry--the exchange of money for sexual stimulation or gratification, in this case in the form of smut/erotica/porn...Whatever you wish to call it, this is, without a doubt, a book intended to stimulate." --From the Introduction by Cecilia TanIncludes stories by M. Christian, Melanie Fletcher, Evan Hollander, Jim Lee, Yvonne Navarro, Thomas S. Roche, Dave Smeds, Doug Tierney, Jarrett Trane, and Renee M. Charles.