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The NEA Heritage & Preservation Series continues with Zosia Goldberg's heroic and starling tale of surviving Nazi Genocide.

In this disturbing but inspirational account of her experiences of the Holocaust, Lucille Eichengreen relates her journey as a young Jewish girl through Nazi Germany and Poland - including internment in the camps at Auschwitz, Neuengamme, and Bergen-Belsen. It was a journey that began in 1933, when she was eight years old and witnessed the beginnings of Jewish persecution, a journey along which she suffered the horrible deaths of her father, m...

Chaim Rumkowski was the Nazi appointed elder of the Jewish Council, who persuaded parents to give their children for deportation. This book is a disturbing account of abuse in the Lodz ghetto in Poland, written by one of its survivors.

This provocative and timely work, based on Charles and Caroline Muir's popular seminars, offers modern couples ancient Tantric secrets for deepening relationships, intimacy, and passion. With the fear of AIDS and with couples too tired to tango because of double careers and parenting, sex is losing its luster. This unprecedented book familiarises readers with physical, spiritual, and emotional methods of achieving ecstasy in love.

A provocative anthology of writing on jazz from the Black perspective.

Who owns the West? "All of us, of course", says William Kittredge, but this "simple answer... is sort of beside the point when we get down to considering questions of fairness. Stay joyous under the sun and moon, in the rain and out, that's another halfway answer". Kittredge gives us not easy answers but a sustained meditation on what it means to be a Westerner today. The three essays in Who Owns the West? compose both a celebration of the new...

A hauntingly beautiful story. Susan Lloyd's search for the remaining vestiges of the Dark Goddess in modern Sicily held me spellbound".--Demetra George, author of "Mysteries of a Dark Moon". (Prayers/Devotions/Spirituality)

A neglected novel by a major writer of the 19th century.

Wallace profiles 12 activists from around the world who prove that environmental victories are possible, that they begin within us and can happen in our own backyards. (Environmental Studies)