APRIL TWO
THOUSAND
DR. JUDITH ORLOFF
Thursday, April 6, 7:30 p.m.
DR. JUDITH ORLOFF , renowned
psychiatrist and psychic, will discuss her new
book, Dr. Judith Orloffs Guide to
Intuitive Healing (Times Books, $24.00).
Dr. Orloff introduces five practical steps she
uses to illustrate how to harness the power of
intuition to heal. Following her simple, clear
instructions you will recapture a sense of vision
that will bring vibrance to all that you do.
Dr. Judith
Orloffs Guide to Intuitive Healing
DR.
ANDREW WEIL
Monday, April 10, 7:30 p.m.
In Eating Well for Optimum Health
(Knopf, $25.00), best-selling author DR. ANDREW
WEIL educates readers about weight
reduction and diet aids; discusses the pros and
cons of popular diets; demystifies labeling on
food products; and provides dietary tips for
overcoming common ailments. Included in the book
are 75 recipes to get readers started on the road
to health and wellness. Seating is limited. Line
numbers for the booksigning after the talk will
be given out at 6:30 p.m.
Eating Well for Optimum
Health
PATRICIA NELSON LIMERICK
Tuesday, April 11, 7:30 p.m.
In Something in the Soil:
Legacies and Reckonings in the New West (WW
Norton, $27.95), PATRICIA NELSON LIMERICK
continues the project she began with The
Legacy of Conquest, traveling far outside the
usual academic circles in order to bring past and
present into a spirited encounter. Limerick
operates on the principle that history is an
active presence in the West today layers
of collective memory that are quite literally,
something in the soil.
Something in the Soil:
Legacies and Reckonings in the New West
The Legacy of Conquest
($ 13.95)
DAN
BAUM
Wednesday, April 12, 7:30 p.m.
With enough private dramas to put
them on par with the Ewings of Dallas, and enough
business crises to keep them constantly in the
business hot seat, the ultra-right-wing Coors
family represents one of the more riveting family
sagas of our time. In Citizen Coors: An
American Dynasty (Wm. Morrow, $27.00), DAN
BAUM captures the eccentricity and foibles
of the family and company in this fast-paced tale
of vivid characters of business and politics.
Citizen Coors: An
American Dynasty
STEPHEN
BATCHELOR
Thursday, April 13, 7:30 p.m.
At the center of the Buddhist
tradition is the enigmatic vision of the sublime
upon which the Buddha was to achieve his own
enlightenment. In Verses from the Center (Riverhead,
$22.95), STEPHEN BATCHELOR explores this
vision, one of the most difficult, intriguing,
and paradoxical expressions of human thought. He
also provides readers with translations of the
most important poems written on the subject:
those of second century monk Nagarjuna.
Verses from the Center
AMERICAN
POET GREATS LECTURE
Tuesday,
April 18, 7:30 p.m.
ANDREW SCHELLING
will discuss JAIME de ANGULO, who has been
secret literary legend in California and West
Coast poetry annals since his death in 1950. A
crackshot linguist and renegade anthropologist,
his bohemian life eventually shut him out of
academia, and his writings turned from orthodox
ethnography into fiction and poetry. Co-sponsored by The Museum
of American Poetics. Visit their web page at www.poetspath.com.
GENE KRANZ
Wednesday, April 19, 7:30 p.m.
In Failure Is Not an Option (Simon
& Schuster, $26.00), former
NASA flight controller GENE KRANZ provides us
with a thrilling insiders account of
Mission Control from the early years of trying to
catch the Russians to the end of the manned space
program. It is filled with behind-the-scenes
stories, including the painful self-examination
that took place following the Apollo 1 disaster,
and the daring decision to schedule an Apollo
flight to the moon.
Failure Is Not an
Option
JIM
KNOPH
Tuesday, April 25, 7:30 p.m.
Gardening season will soon be upon
us, and landscape architect JIM KNOPH will answer
all of your gardening questions and discuss his
new book, Waterwise Landscaping with Trees,
Shrubs, & Vines (Chamisa Books, $24.95).
The book contains information specifically
targeted toward our region, focusing on woody
plants with additional material on solving water
supply predicaments with waterwise landscaping.
Waterwise Landscaping
with Trees, Shrubs, & Vines **NOTE**
LENNARD
ZINN & JOHN WILCOCKSON
Wednesday, April 26, 7:30 p.m.
Join us for an evening of road
biking with two local authors. JOHN WILCOCKSON
will discuss John Wilcocksons World of
Cycling (Velo Press, $18.95), a book of
stories that bring the major events of bicycling
to life, and articulate the tactics, fitness,
grit, and suffering of the worlds leading
cyclists. Bikemeister LENNARD ZINN will discuss Zinn
and the Art of Road Bike Maintenance (Velo
Press, $19.95), which explains and demonstrates
how to completely and properly maintain every
component of road bikes.
John Wilcocksons
World of Cycling
Zinn and the Art of
Road Bike Maintenance
KATE
SOLISTI-MATTELON & PATRICE MATTELON
Thursday, April 27, 7:30 p.m.
KATE SOLISTI-MATTELON and PATRICE
MATTELON will discuss The Holistic
Animal Handbook: A Guidebook to Nutrition, Health,
and Communication (Beyond Words, $14.95).
This is the first book to bring together
practical information about diet, nutrition, and
training with animal communication and emotional
balancing techniques. A representative of the
Humane Society of Boulder Valley will also be
present to share with you their progressive
programs.
The Holistic Animal
Handbook: A Guidebook to Nutrition, Health, and
Communication
DRs.
RICHARD & RACHEL HELLER
Friday, April 28, 7:30 p.m.
DRs. RICHARD & RACHEL HELLER will
be serving up good food, great recipes, fun facts,
and healthy answers as they present The
Carbohydrate Addicts Cookbook (Wiley
& Sons, $24.95). The book contains more than
250 low-carb recipes that can be used on any carb-conscious
weight loss program. All are quick and easy, and
sumptuous and healthy, all at the same time. Best
of all, the Hellers will be serving up samples
for you to taste!
The Carbohydrate
Addicts Cookbook
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BOOK FAIRS THIS MONTH
This month we are hosting
several book fairs to help local schools and
nonprofits raise funds. Please stop by and
support the school of you choice by mentioning to
the bookseller at the register that you are here
for the Book Fair.
Members of our Frequent
Buyer and Teacher Discount Programs will not
receive a discount on book fair purchases. Your
discount is "donated" to the school at
the end of the fundraiser.
- Friday -
Sunday, April 7 9, Washington
Bilingual School
- Friday -
Sunday, April 28 - 30, Collage
Childrens Museum
NATIONAL
BOOK CRITICS CIRCLE AWARD
The National Book Critics Circle
consists of more than 700 book reviewers. Since
its founding in 1974, the NBCCs
centerpiece has been annual awards for the best
book in five categories.
1999 winners:
NEW RELEASE WE RECOMMEND
GREAT EASTERN
SUN: The Wisdom of Shambhala
By Chogyam Trungpa
The journey that began in Shambhala: The Sacred
Path of the Warrior reaches a new level of intimacy and
depth in this book, based on talks Chogyam
Trungpa gave in the last ten years of his life.
Trungpa possessed uncanny
insight into our deepest fears, and how these are
heightened by the pressures of todays
society. He addresses many of them here: the
speed and alienation of modern life: depression;
materialism; aggression, anger, and anxiety; and
a crippling lack of self-worth.
Trungpa also held an
unshakable belief in human goodness and our
ability to create an enlightened human society.
His most ardent message is that each of us is a
genuine and powerful individual who can help this
world. Throughout the book, he evokes the image
of a spark or dot of goodness that is always
available to us the fuse for igniting
warriorship in our lives. In every line of this
extraordinary and uplifting work, he challenges
us to embrace life and to find the Great Eastern
Sun, the spark of sacredness and health in every
moment.
- CHOGYAM TRUNGPA
meditation master, scholar, and artist
founded the Naropa Institute;
Shambhala Training; and Shambhala
International, an association of meditation
centers. His other books include Cutting Through
Spiritual Materialism, The Myth of Freedom, and Meditation in Action.
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