The Kindaichi Case Files : Kindaichi the Killer
by Kanari, Yozaburo

As with its four predecessors, the 1990-2002 compilation of On Account of Sex:
An Annotated Bibliography on the Status of Women in Librarianship continues the
commitment of ALA's Committee on the Status of Women in Librarianship to
identify published materials on the status of women in the profession and to
compile, update and issue a bibliography of these materials on a regular basis.
This comprehensive and substantially annotated bibliography includes materials
published in the library and information science literature as well as the
literature of related fields (i.e., social sciences, management, higher
education, and women's studies). Some of the topics covered are career
development for women; salary and compensation; sex discrimination; equal
stratification in the field; and the history of women in the profession.
Pertinent materials from the growing body of gender and feminist studies in the
scholarly literature of librarianship and related fields are indexed. Relevant
statistical compilations, such as ARL Salary Surveys, which examine gender as a
variable are covered. Books, articles, essays, government documents, ERIC
documents, dissertations, conference reports, and pamphlets, as well as some
non-print materials and electronic documents are included. The book has a broad
subject arrangement, and entries within are arranged chronologically. Each
annotation provides the researcher with sufficient information about the source
to make a decision on its usefulness and applicability.

The Teenage Dirtbag Years
by Howard, Paul

Paul Howard helps Ross O'Carroll-Kelly to write his autobiographical series,
largely because Ross can't really write, roysh? Find out more at
rossocarrollkelly.com .He is also the author of the bestselling prison expose,
The Joy , and co-author of Celtic Warrior , the autobiography of boxer Steve
Collins.A former Sports Journalist of the Year, Paul covered the World Cup in
Japan and Korea in 2002, and the rugby World Cup in Australia in 2003. His
account of the Irish soccer squad and the notorious drama in Saipan, The
Gaffers: Mick McCarthy, Roy Keane and the Team they Built , was a
bestseller.Paul has also written several massively popular plays and has won the
popular fiction prize at the Irish Book Awards three times for books in the Ross
O'Carroll-Kelly series.

Justine
by De Sade, Marquis

Justine was an early work of the Marquis de Sade, written while imprisoned in
the Bastille. It contains relatively little of the obscenity which characterized
his later writing. Napoleon Bonaparte called Justine "the most abominable book
ever engendered by the most depraved imagination." Bonaparte ordered the arrest
of Sade who as a result was incarcerated for the last 13 years of his life.
Justine is set just before the French Revolution in France and tells the story
of a young woman who goes under the name of Therese. Her story is recounted to
Madame de Lorsagne while defending herself for her crimes, en route to
punishment and death. She explains the series of misfortunes which have led her
to be in her present situation. Classic erotic fiction.

Dirty Secrets and Other Tales
by Jacobs, Adia

Dirty Secrets runs the gamut of smut to thriller. The first story is a series of
"dirty secrets" as revealed to the author. Each subsequent story reveals fantasy
orgasms, the irony of prejudice, the insane beauty of pot smoking, and the love
that festers in all of us for the one we first gave ourselves to. There is
something in this book for each of us to relate to personally or otherwise.
While most of this is fiction...there are truths in every word we read or write.

Quo Vadis : A Narrative of the Time of Nero
by Sienkiewicz, Henryk

Henryk Sienkiewicz (1846-1916) won the 1905 Nobel Prize in Literature. A
brilliant Polish writer and patriot, he is possibly best known abroad for his
monumental historical epic Quo Vadis that portrays the vibrant and dissonant
combination of cruel excesses and decadence of Rome during the reign of the
corrupt Emperor Nero and the high faith of the emerging era of early
Christianity. Quo Vadis: A Narrative of the Time of Nero, is a love story of
Marcus Vinicius, a passionate young Roman tribune, and Lygia Callina, a
beautiful and gentle Christian maiden of royal Lygian descent and a hostage of
Rome, raised in a patrician home. At first Marcus, a typical aristocratic Roman
libertine of his time, has no notion of love and merely desires Lygia with
erotic animalistic intensity. Through political machinations of the elegant
Petronius he contrives to have her taken by force from her foster home and into
the decadent and terrible splendor of the court of Ceasar, setting in motion a
course of events that culminate in his own spiritual redemption. Intricately
researched, populated with vibrant historical figures, and gorgeous period
detail, bloody spectacle and intimate beauty, this is an epic tapestry of the
triumph of love, faith and sacrifice.