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NEW RELEASES:
Sag Harbor Is: A Literary Celebration
An inspired collection of pieces from the past and present - from
Melville to Steinbeck, Betty Friedan to Spalding Gray - that celebrate
the many eras and facets of Sag Harbor's literary heritage. Many
photographs by Kathryn Szoka.
HEP
Guide to Long Island Farmstands, Farmers Markets, CSA, and
Local Purveyors
The first-ever guide to the fresh food scene on Long Island covering
more than 80 farmstands and purveyors on the North Fork, the South
Fork, and Up-Island, too. Complete information on Community Supported
Agriculture programs (CSA) and more than 25 farmers markets, with
more than a dozen essays on the L.I. food scene and many photographs.
2007: Coming soon: Guide to Long
Island Seashells; Remembering New Orleans CD: Piano Reveries by
Ned Parkhouse; The HEP Guide to Long Island Wines, A Vilage Remembered:
oral histories of Sag Harbor, Sag Harbor Was:: Historical essays.
FEATURED PRODUCTS
HEP
GUIDE to Long Island Farmstands, Farmers Markets, CSA, and Local
Purveyors Everything
you want to know about the fresh food scene on Long Island with
maps and directions to more than 100 farmstands, farmers markets,
and local purveyors, and a dozen interesting essays on our
unique farmers and local purveyors.
Exploring
East End Waters: A Natural History and Paddling Guide
The most comprehensive guide to kayaking and canoeing on the East
End of Long Island, Mike Bottini's long-awaited Exploring East End
Waters is based on his award-winning column in The Southampton Press.
From the Peconic River to Block Island Sound Mike covers the extraordinary
variety of East End paddling areas with a veteran's eye for details
and a professional sense of the natural history of the area.
Order: Paperback
$19.95
Montauk
Is: A Collection of Haiku and Short Poetry
Moving dunes, hard rocks, a gentle breeze, jetty horns, diving birds,
rubber men, the Jitney, evergreen buds, pounding surf, a calm heart.
Montauk is all of these things. Through words and over 75 breathtaking
photos, Montauk is offers a meditative exploration of this
special place, its natural harshness and beauty, and its personal
resonances.
Savage
Secrets (DVD)
Lions, leopards, hippos, rhinos, alligators, jackals, vultures, wild
dogs, and snakes: everyone is looking for their next meal in this
remarkable DVD. Savage Secrets is an exploration of the brutal
beauty of the African Savannah.
Order: DVD-Video
$19.95
The
New Wave: 30th Anniversary Edition by
James Monaco
Three decades after its first publication, The New Wave is
still considered one of the fundamental texts on the French film movement
of the same name. The 30th anniversary edition includes a new afterword
by the author.
Trail
Guide to the South Fork (with a Natural History)
The first comprehensive guide to trails of the South Fork of Long
Island, by acclaimed naturalist and award-winning columnist Mike
Bottini. Includes over 40 detailed trail guides and maps!
Doug
Pratt's DVD (2-Volume Set)
Doug Pratt is uniquely qualified to write this book. As the editor
and publisher of The DVD-Laser Disc Newsletter, he has been
reviewing laserdiscs and DVDs for over twenty years. With over 7,000
reviews, and spanning 2 volumes (over 1,300 pages), Doug Pratt's
DVD is the one collection of DVD reviews you need to own, written
by one of the most prolific and wide-ranging media critics working
today!
The
Hamptons Crossword Puzzle Book
Do you really know the Hamptons? The Hamptons Crossword Puzzle
Book is your chance to find out, and hone your crossword puzzle
skills at the same time. Sheridan Sansegundo, cruciverbalist for
The East Hampton Star, has compiled 12 of her favorite
puzzles for this fun collection, each focusing on a particular town
or theme, and with accompanying photo quizzes and introductions.
(And answers, of course!)
Order: Paperback
$9.95
Salt
of the Earth: The Story of a Film (50th Anniversary Edition)
Made during the height of the McCarthy era by a group of blacklisted
filmmakers who were among the best and the brightest Hollywood talent
of the day, Salt of the Earth is itself a powerful and emotionally
charged feature-length film. This 50th Anniversary edition of the story
of the making of the film (written by director Herbert Biberman) restores
to circulation what is likely the most important "making of"
book ever published.
How
to Read a Film: Multimedia Edition (Book + DVD-ROM)
Since it was first published in 1977, this classic of film literature
by James Monaco has appeared in nine editions in six languages,
and has become a standard introduction to film for a generation
of readers, viewers, filmmakers, and filmgoers. This fourth edition
has been thoroughly revised and updated, and includes a new section
on the digital revolution now transforming film and media. Includes
a hardcover edition plus a DVD-ROM that features four complete books,
more than 130 film clips, and much much more! (Mac/PC compatible).
The
Life and Crimes of Don King: The Shame of Boxing in America
An updated edition of award-winning columnist Jack Newfield's best-selling
biography of America's boxing mogul, the source for the Emmy-winning
HBO movie Don King: Only in America, for the first time,
available in paperback. Newfield has provided a new introduction and
an extensive epilogue "The Shame of Boxing in America" for
this new edition.
Holding
Back the Tide:
The Thirty-Five Year Struggle to Save Montauk by Joan Powers Porco
Formed in 1970, Concerned Citizens of Montauk has worked for over three decades
to preserve the unique and fragile environment and ecology of Montauk. In celebration
of their 35th anniversary, this book tells the important story of their battles
and successes. Paperback
$19.95
