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Business & Money
What does it take to reach the next level? This book answers that question. The Next Level guides you on a journey that will enable you and your organization to move beyond the status quo, step by step beginning right now. See More
Literature & Fiction
"Alice Adams has an inimitable 'voice'-quick, deft, brilliantly evocative and specific. There is always something special about a story of hers, like a watercolor perfectly executed." --Joyce Carol Oates Award-winning... See More
Friendship
Four friends. Twenty years. One unexpected journey. Eva, Benedict, Sylvie, and Lucien graduate in 1997, into an exhilarating world on the brink of the new millennium. Hopelessly in love with playboy Lucien and keen to... See More
Literature & Fiction
"No other writer in recent memory has called to mind so clearly the work of F. Scott Fitzgerald." --The Washington Post In Almost Perfect, Alice Adams brilliantly and movingly explores what happens to love when the... See More
Short Stories
"She commands her material so well that we are made to believe that her fiction -- her plot -- is no stranger than our lives." --Ms. Magazine Listening to Billie is a brilliant portrait of a contemporary woman... See More
Literary Fiction
"Reads easily, even breathlessly... The subtle but intensely felt shifts of closeness among the young women are lovingly and expertly laid bare." -- John Updike This ambitious and richly compelling Superior Women is in... See More
Literature & Fiction
"A you-can't-put-it-down book... Alice Adams has found a new way to tell the great American dynasty stories we all love." --The Washington Post Alice Adams' second novel is the portrait of a Southern-born woman as she... See More
Women's Fiction
"A painful and hilarious send-up of grandiose doctors and their barbaric medical miracles... A postmodern Jane Austen romp." - The Boston Globe In a novel that brilliantly conjures up the resilience of the human spirit... See More
Literature & Fiction
"As always, Adams' strength is her fine, elegant language and the attention she pays to the minutiae of every day living. Like Jane Austen, she stays close to her characters and weaves intrigue out of their interrelated and... See More
Literature & Fiction
"Nobody writes better about falling in love than Alice Adams... How can one person know so much?" --The New York Times Book Review With appearances in The New Yorker, The Atlantic Monthly, and Redbook, as well as in the... See More
Literary Fiction
"Sophisticated, charming, often nostalgic, and so artfully written that half the time you don't know that you are reading on of the best writers around." --The Boston Globe In her final collection, Alice Adams ranges... See More
Short Stories
"Alice Adams writes with beautiful economy, an infallible sense of the telling detail. Her place in the company of John Updike and Mary McCarthy." --San Francisco Chronicle Alice Adams' reputation as a short story writer... See More
Literature & Fiction
"Alice Adams turns dreams and moments, the stuff of memories, inside out and makes of them beautiful, haunting, bittersweet tales." --Publishers Weekly Second Chances, perhaps Alice Adams most accomplished novel, is a... See More
Literature & Fiction
"Her stories recall such past masters as Flannery O'Connor and Katherine Mansfield." --Newsweek Throughout her acclaimed career, Alice Adams demonstrated a remarkable finesse in both the novel and the short story. Her... See More
Literature & Fiction
"What a terrific book. I loved its rich, recognizable characters, the intricacies and excitement of the plot, the beauty of the writing." --Anne Lamott Reaching back to the Great Depression, and with all the insight... See More
Literature & Fiction
"Alice Adams writes with beautiful economy, an infallible sense of the telling detail -- she can reveal more in a few sentences than most writers do in a bulgingly over-fed chapter." --San Francisco Chronicle Once again... See More
Short Stories
A selection of short stories explores the impact and adjustment of individuals dealing with separation and the loss of lovers, spouses, parents, and friends See More
Parenting & RelationshipsEncouragement for Women is women's guide on how to be a godly and fascinating woman to the people around her. Carefully selected words that helps to inspire today's woman have been used, which are meant to strengthen and... See More
Short Stories
"Imagine listening to your friends' most interesting stories about themselves, stories encompassing rich and intertwined lives; then imagine these stories transformed by a magical storyteller." --Los Angeles Herald Examiner... See More
Literature & Fiction
The Fall 1998 fiction issue of Ploughshares, guest edited by Lorrie Moore. Ploughshares, a journal of new writing, is guest edited serially by prominent writers who explore different and personal visions, aesthetics, and... See More
Business & Money
This ebook will serve as a guide to every applicant who wants to be successful in their job interview. It tackles about the important preparations that every applicant must be aware of. It mainly focuses on the job... See More
Sometimes, truth is even better than fiction! Read for free with Kindle Unlimited! Rebecca Lawson and erotica author Alice Adams present some of their favorite tales of real-life domestic discipline. Included in this... See More
Children's eBooks
Hedgehog wants to have a tea party, but what will he need? Can you help him and the other forest animals find everything they will need to make their party a great success? The Hedgehog's Tea Party is a beautifully... See More
This is your all-in-one book for learning about Wicca and Witchcraft. See More
Short Stories
Famous for illuminating the hidden workings of human relationships, Alice Adams's short stories appeared dozens of times in The New Yorker and were a mainstay of the O. Henry Award collections. From her capstone collection... See More