Camino Books Catalog 2009

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Champions!A Look Back at the Phillies’ Triumphant 2008 SeasonBy the staffs of the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Philadelphia Daily News

At last! After 28 years of unfulfilled dreams, Phillie fans now have a winning team withthe 2008 Philadelphia Phillies’ thrilling victory over the Tampa Bay Rays in the WorldSeries. Let the celebration begin! Celebration is exactly what this hardbound, full-colorbook is about: the entire winning season of the Philadelphia Phillies leading up to andincluding the World Series victory is chronicled by the veteran columnists and sports-writers of the Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News.

Champions provides the entire exciting story of a special team and a season that will beremembered by joyous Fightin’ Phils fans for years to come. Recounted in all its excitingdetails, this one-of-a-kind story in Phillies history will be cherished as a keepsake nowand into the future. Included in Champions is all the background detail that fans seek butseldom receive, as well as a full account of the playoff games along with its most colorfulmoments, behind the scenes episodes, and most memorable players.

Featuring an outstanding set of action photos from the 2008 baseball season, this remarkable book is destined to be a baseball classic. Long-suffering fans who havefollowed the Phillies with love and passion over these many years will be elated with this tribute. Sports lovers everywhere will want to join in the celebration of Philly’s long-awaited victory.

Camino Books is a Philadelphia–based publisher of quality nonfiction books of regionalinterest to people in the Middle Atlantic states. Our list is especially strong in titles

about sports, cooking, travel, gardening, and history, but we also publish biographies, localreference books, and books on parenting and important health issues.

New this year, Robert Zausner’s Two Boys reads like a legal thriller but is a true ac-count of tragedies caused by the misdeeds of well–known corporate entities. The storyproduces a shiver as it traces the relentless pursuit of justice on behalf of the boys andtheir families.

The spotlight is also on Philadelphia’s award–winning journalism, with a collectionof columns by veteran Inquirer writer George Anastasia. You’ll meet all the wiseguys inMobfiles, which features some of his best investigative reporting on the Mafia over thelast 25 years.

We continue to expand our sports offerings with new titles. Of particular note is thefirst foray into print by Phil Martelli, the renowned head men’s basketball coach at SaintJoseph’s University. Characteristically humorous and unpretentious, Don’t Call Me Coachaims to guide each of us, whatever our roles or challenges in life may be. And all thebases get covered in The Fightin’ Phils. Find out the stories behind the stories from Philliesauthority Rich Westcott.

These are just a few of our offerings. Please take the time to go through our completecatalog, and I am sure you will find many titles of interest to you.

E. JutkowitzPublisher

Cover photo: Owl perched, from Hawk Mountain, text by Jim Wright, photography by Kevin Watson.

� Sports 128 pages, full color throughout

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Two BoysDivided by Fortune––United by TragedyA True Story of the Pursuit of Justice

Robert Zausner

They couldn’t have been more differ-ent—one a teenager from affluent sub-urbia, the other a little kid from thepoor part of the city. But John “Tucker”Mahoney and Shareif Hall would cometo share a common experience as ran-dom, unsuspecting victims of terribletragedies. Tucker would be felled by atiny piece of metal, a BB fired from thepowerful, new-generation air rifle hegot for his 16th birthday. Shareif, fouryears old, would be riding a transit system escalator on the day before Thanksgiving,when his brand new Fila shoe would get caught in the contraption’s giant metal teeth.

Tucker and Shareif would also share one other thing. The tragedies that befell themwere not merely bad luck but the result of wrongful, egregious conduct.

Partners in the same Philadelphia law firm would represent the families and battle forthem in their quest for justice against well-known corporate entities. Robert Zausner’sTwo Boys tells their harrowing story.

ROBERT ZAUSNER, a former journalist with The Philadelphia Inquirer, has won awardsfor feature writing and investigative reporting. The author lives in Moorestown, New Jersey, with his wife, Maureen, and daughters, Eve and Jackie.

� Law320 pages, 21 photographs6'' � 9''Hardcover $27.95ISBN–13: 978–1–933822–15–0

MobfilesMobsters, Molls and MurderGeorge Anastasia

For more than 25 years as a reporter with the Philadelphia Inquirer George Anastasia hasmade tracking the demise of the American Mafia his regular beat, writing investigativepieces, profiles, and slices of underworld life. Mobfiles is a compilation of some of hisbest work––stories told from street level and often based on insights and access provided by investigators, prosecutors, and the mobsters themselves. They are tales of murder and mayhem, love and betrayal, and the loss of honor and loyalty.

The characters around whom the storiesare framed include mob bosses, turncoat wit-nesses, high–living wiseguys, and the womenwho loved and lost them. The names—Nicky Scarfo, John Gotti, Phil Leonetti, VincentGigante, Ralph Natale, Joey Merlino—will be familiar to anyone who has followed theheadlines.

Mobfiles provides the true stories around which classics like The Godfather and The Sopranos have been built. Anastasia’s writing is a rare window into this murky world,bringing the reader up close to the principal players, their crimes, and their ultimate fates.

GEORGE ANASTASIA, a veteran reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer, is the author offive books of nonfiction. Four of these, including Mobfather and Blood and Honor, areabout the Philadelphia mob. He has won many awards for investigative journalism andmagazine writing.

� True Crime 208 pages, 4 photographs6'' � 9''Paper $17.95ISBN–13: 978–1–933822–14–3

“Two Boys is a wonderful book––and an impor-tant one––about tragedy, about injustice, andhow the legal system, instead of sinking intoan endless battle of lawyer egos, sometimesdoes work the way it should. Robert Zausner'swriting is clear and incisive. The book readslike a Grisham legal thriller, but with one major difference. Every word of it is true.”

—H.G. “Buzz” Bissinger, author, Friday Night Lights

“. . . one of the most respected crime reporters in the country.”

––60 Minutes

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MobfatherThe Story of a Wife and a Son Caught in the Web of the MafiaGeorge Anastasia

In Mobfather, George Anas-tasia exposes what it reallymeans to be married to themob—and fathered by it.As revealed in their har-rowing personal accounts,life for the wife and sons of Thomas “Tommy Del”DelGiorno became a descent into hell. WhenMaryann Welch plungedinto marriage with the

small-time gangster, she could not have foreseen how swiftly his greed and bloodlustwould propel him to the highest ranks of the South Philadelphia Mafia. In the end,guilty of a raft of crimes that included multiple murders, Tommy Del served less than ayear in prison in exchange for turning government witness during a dozen trials againstfellow mobsters.

Revisiting his gangland classic, the author follows up on the fates of all the majorplayers. Based on years of reporting, thousands of pages of court testimony, and extensiveinterviews, Mobfather takes the reader deep into the heart of corruption.

GEORGE ANASTASIA is also the author of Mobfiles and Blood and Honor.

� True Crime 320 pages, 29 photographs

6'' � 9''Paper $17.95

ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-99-0ISBN-10: 0-940159-99-6

“George Anastasia has crafted a gangland masterpiece.You see the murderous Philadelphia mob through the eyesof a turncoat and relive the daily horror of life in his homefrom the words of the wife and son whose lives he nearlydestroyed.”

—Jerry Capeci, columnist, GangLandNews.com Former columnist, New York Daily News

“George Anastasia [is] our most important chronicler ofthe decline and fall of Italian America’s dark glory, LaCosa Nostra.”

––Bill Tonelli, former editor, Esquire and Rolling Stone

Blood and HonorInside the Scarfo Mob—The Mafia’s Most Violent FamilyThe Staff of The Philadelphia Inquirer and Philadelphia Daily News

Nick Caramandi tells this rivetingmob tale—first to the feds, bringingdown Philadelphia’s notoriousScarfo organization, then, in bluntand bloody detail, to journalist-author George Anastasia. As madeguy turned informant, Caramandi was on the inside throughout NickyScarfo’s vicious reign, built on extortion, political corruption, andmurder. Wherever money and

power were to be had, Caramandi, as Scarfo’s go-between and enforcer, was there to get it for him. Any romantic notions of a “code of honor” fall away on reading this first-hand account of violence unleashed.

Caramandi’s testimony resulted in more than fifty convictions and launched wide-ranging investigations into the broader Mafia underworld. To this day a prime target for hit men, he manages to survive only under the government’s Federal WitnessProtection Program, while Scarfo and many of his associates spend the rest of their yearsbehind bars.

GEORGE ANASTASIA is also the author of Mobfiles and Mobfather.

“Forget about it! This is the best gangster bookever written.”

––Jimmy Breslin

“Best Mafia book of the year.”––Jerry Capeci, columnist, GangLandNews.com

Former columnist, New York Daily News

“Sure to become a mob-watcher’s handbook.” ––The Philadelphia Daily News

“The best mob book ever.” ––Penthouse

� True Crime 360 pages, 14 photographs

6'' � 9''Paper $17.95

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Don’t Call Me CoachA Lesson Plan for LifePhil Martelli, with Harold Gullan, Ph.D.

Don’t Call Me Coach presents Phil Martelli––head of the storied men’s basketball pro-gram at Philadelphia’s Saint Joseph’s University––at his compelling and captivatingbest. In fact one of America’s most colorful, outspoken, and successful coaches, Martellicompresses his three decades of experience into a ten-point “lesson plan for life” thatwill benefit anyone, no matter whatthe challenges may be.

“We are all coaches,” he insists, andeach of us represents a book of uniqueexperiences others can learn from.Martelli’s own experiences both onand off the court—often funny, some-times poignant, and always instructive—form a warmly personal background to every-thing he spells out in his book.

These expressions of his heart and mind will resonate in yours, no matter where youwent to school, and whether you’re an avid sports fan or not. On the job, in the lockerroom, or in the family room––learn how to score points in the everyday game of life.

PHIL MARTELLI , acclaimed as Division I consensus coach of the year after his team’s2003-04 season, has been head men’s basketball coach at Philadelphia’s Saint Joseph’sUniversity since 1995. He lives with his wife, Judy, in Media, Pennsylvania. HAROLDGULLAN, Ph.D., a noted historian and sports fan, is also the author of The Upset ThatWasn’t, Faith of Our Mothers, First Fathers, and Jumping Through Hoops. Gullan lives withhis wife, Elizabeth, in Philadelphia.

� Sports240 pages, 39 photographs6'' � 9''Hardcover $24.95ISBN–13: 978–1–933822–06–8

Philly JocksThe Best Philadelphia Pro Athletes of Our TimeForeword by Jody McDonaldDave Brown

Philly Jocks is the first book aboutthe best athletes from all four ofPhiladelphia’s major sportsteams––the Phillies, Eagles, Sixers,and Flyers. To compile the list,Brown polled experts as well asavid fans and asked them to submita list of their top 50 Philly athletesover the last 50 years.

Philadelphia is renowned for itsloyal, knowledgeable sports fans, who love to trade talk about the city’s professionalteams and athletes. The book’s rankings and commentary are sure to stimulate consider-able debate. Any Philadelphia sports fan––from the diehard who watches every game tothe casual fan who catches one occasionally––will find Philly Jocks endlessly entertainingand informative.

DAVE BROWN coauthored two sports trivia books with former Philadelphia profes-sional athletes and contributed articles to Inside Sports magazine for several years. Helives in Downingtown, Pennsylvania, with his wife and children.

� Sports 352 pages6'' � 9''Paperback $19.95ISBN–13: 978–1–933822–09–9

“Phil Martelli certainly presents a wonderfulexample for anyone who wants to become abetter parent, a better coach or a better person.”

—Cathy Rush, Member, Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame

“This book will make you both agree and disagree, make you both rational and irrational,make you both reflective and reflexive. What it won’t do is bore you….”

—Bill Lyon, former Philadelphia Inquirer columnist

“From Norm Van Brocklin and Bobby Clarke toWilt and Richie Allen, they’re all here.”

—Bill Campbell, KYW commentator, former broadcaster for the Eagles, Warriors, Sixers, and Phillies


Mickey VernonThe Gentleman First BasemanRich Westcott

During a major league career that touched on four decades, Mickey Vernon ranked asone of the elite players in baseball—a significant distinction in such a notable era.

Having spent most of his playing career with the Washington Senators, Vernon wasregarded as one of the finest players in the team’s history. And he was enormously popu-lar with local fans, not the least of whom was President Dwight D. Eisenhower, who read-ily admitted that Mickey was his favorite player.

Westcott tells the compelling story ofthe life and career of a genuine baseballhero. Written with a keen sense of base-ball history, this book is based onlengthy interviews with Vernon, as wellas sessions with his family, friends, and

former teammates and opponents. The stories, insights, and coverage of Vernon's numer-ous accomplishments provide a poignant look at a man who ranks among the classiestever to play the game.

RICH WESTCOTT, a newspaper and magazine writer and editor for more than 40years, is the author of many other books, including The Fightin’ Phils. In the 1960s, Westcott was a sportswriter with the Delaware County Daily Times when he first metand wrote about Mickey Vernon. Like Vernon, he is a member of the Delaware CountyAthletes Hall of Fame and, most recently, the Roxborough Sports Hall of Fame.

� Sports 240 pages, 50 photographs

6'' � 9''Hardcover $24.95

ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-94-5 ISBN-10: 0-940159-94-5

“If you didn’t like Mickey Vernon, you didn’tlike anybody. He was a fine human being. He didn’t have an enemy in the world.”

—Bob Feller, Hall of Fame pitcher

The Fightin’ PhilsOddities, Insights, and Untold Stories

Foreword by Harry Kalas, National Baseball Hall of Fame sportscasterRich Westcott

The Fightin’ Phils is certainly a book for all loyal Phillies fans who take pride in theirknowledge of home team lore. But it is especially intended for the many fans in searchof the less well-known stories that add color and fascination to one of the greatest clubsin American sports history.

Who would have guessed, for example, that, in 1946, a female scoutwas working full-time for the Phillies— a first in baseball. Falling under thecategory of “the ones that got away”are accounts of how the front office

missed signing Hall of Famers Hank Aaron, Al Kaline, and Carl Yastrzemski and willmake for some painful reading. Stories of the Phils pitcher who later joined the CIA, theleft-handed catcher, and the game that lasted only 51 minutes are just a few of the book’srichly entertaining and often surprising oddities. Included, too, are interviews with suchplayers as Steve Carlton, Jimmy Rollins, Robin Roberts, and Mike Schmidt, who providelittle-known details about their streaks and feats.

If you think you know all there is to know about the Phillies, this book will be a reve-lation. The Fightin’ Phils is essential reading for fans who want “the rest of the story.”

RICH WESTCOTT is considered the foremost authority on Phillies history. He has beena writer and editor for more than 40 years and is the author of 19 sports books, includ-ing Mickey Vernon: The Gentleman First Baseman.

� Sports 264 pages, 45 photographs

6'' � 9''Paper $19.95

ISBN–13: 978–1–933822–13–6

“This is a great book about Phillies history. Rich Westcott knows the Phillies storybetter than anyone….”

––Robin Roberts, Phillies Hall of Fame pitcher


Eagles by the NumbersJersey Numbers and the Players Who Wore ThemJohn Maxymuk

Next to the championship itself, what real Philadelphia Eagles fans have needed most isa big, tell-it-like-it-was history of their local heroes. Chock full of lore about the Birdsand football, John Maxymuk’s Eagles by the Numbers fills that huge void. Distilling fourdecades of research on the team, the author tracks down over 1400 players who haveworn 1 to 99 throughout the 70-plus years Philadelphia has been in the NFL.

Whether you’re looking for just the bare facts or juicy anecdotes about key rivalries,end-zone celebrations, and shady characters, you will find them all here.

JOHN MAXYMUK has written several books, among them a history of the Green Bay Packers and a bookon the NFL. A reference librarian since1984, he has been at Rutgers Universitysince 1991. He lives with his wife andfamily in Cherry Hill, New Jersey.

� Sports448 pages, 27 photographs6'' � 9''Paper $19.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-95-2 ISBN-10: 0-940159-95-3

Eagles Facts and TriviaPuzzlers for the Bird-BrainedIntroduction by Ray DidingerJohn Maxymuk

The Philadelphia Eagles are a storyteller's dream team, populated by some of thequirkiest and most colorful players, coaches, and management in all of pro football history. These characters have taken part in some of the strangest, funniest, wildest, and most disturbing events in football lore. Like their fans, the Eagles are not shy or retiring—-win or lose, they make their presence known.

Through the framework of trivia quizzes, author John Maxymuk tells some of the stories that best highlight who the Philadelphia Eagles are and why they mean so muchto fans. A total of 660 wide-ranging, mind-bending questions—on History, Glory and Rivalries, Players and Positions, Management, the Offbeat, and Records—will test the realfanatic's depth of knowledge about the Birds.

And, as Hall of Fame football writer Ray Didinger notes in his introduction, “to a trueEagles fan nothing about the team is trivial.”

JOHN MAXYMUK is also the author of Eagles by the Numbers.� Sports 176 pages6'' � 9''Paper $14.95ISBN-13: 978-1-933822-04-4 ISBN-10: 1-933822-04-X

“This book is really original—and fun. I knowEagles fans. They are passionate, sophisticatedfootball pilgrims who follow their franchiseeverywhere, and they are going to embracethis book. Eagles by the Numbers provides a perfect road map through Eagles history—accessible, fun to read, and unique. Chapter by chapter, each number reveals fascinatingnew stories about the Birds, the players, thecoaches, and, most important, the fans.”

—Sal Paolantonio, National Correspondent, ESPN


Joe Sixpack’s Philly Beer GuideA Reporter’s Notes on the Best Beer–Drinking City in AmericaDon RussellWith illustrations by Pulitzer Prize–winning cartoonist Signe Wilkinson

Joe Sixpack’s Philly Beer Guide––by the nation’s leading beer journalist––is fun and full of “attytood,” the perfect companion for this city’s thirsty visitors and locals alike. Go barhopping with Joe Sixpack, and you’re sure to get all the insider’s tips:

• The best brewpubs, breweries, and beer bars• Barroom secrets and money–saving advice• Walking tours with maps• Festivals, here and abroad• And lots of fine, cold beer!

Discover the full flavor of a great beer town. Before you duck into a tavern, grab yourcopy of Joe Sixpack’s Philly Beer Guide and learn why Philadelphia is the BestBeer–Drinking City in America.

JOE SIXPACK IS DON RUSSELL, theaward–winning columnist atthe Philadelphia Daily News.Born and raised in the City ofBrotherly Love, he’s spentmore than 30 years “research-ing” his favorite topic: Beer!

� Dining240 pages, maps, 56 photographs

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The Philadelphia InquirerRestaurant GuideCraig LaBan

As restaurants continue to flourish in andaround Philadelphia, choosing the perfectplace for a bite out can be daunting. Letnoted Philadelphia Inquirer restaurant criticCraig LaBan be your guru, and a wealthof dining treasures in the city and its envi-

rons will be revealed. Whether you crave a decadent splurge at Le Bec-Fin, the comfortof a neighborhood gastro-pub, or an Italian BYOB where the ravioli are divine, this de-finitive guidebook will satisfy the most discriminating palate.

LaBan presents seventy-six in-depth reviews of favorites, giving mouth-wateringmenu recommendations and everything else you need to know; plus over 600 capsulereviews of other enticing eateries in the region, with special features on coffee shops,food trucks, retail shopping, the Reading Terminal Market, and dining at the JerseyShore.

Sensuous and authoritative, as the best food writing should be, LaBan’s reviews offer expert advice that is also a pleasure to read. The Philadelphia Inquirer RestaurantGuide is certain to become your constant dining companion.

CRAIG LABAN has been the restaurant critic for the Philadelphia Inquirer since 1998and has won the James Beard Foundation Award for his restaurant reviews.

� Dining 288 pages

51/2'' � 81/2'' Paper $14.95

ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-98-3ISBN-10: 0-940159-98-8

“Other critics nibble at his turf, but LaBan,as the restaurant arbiter for the region'snewspaper of record, is the only one approaching make-or-break power….”

—Philadelphia

“A newspaperman who drinks beer? What will theythink of next?”

Tom Peters, owner, Monk’s Café

“What can I say about a beer writer who names himselfJoe Sixpack, but focuses on what is really happening inthe world of beer? His style is welcoming, entertain-ing, and so descriptive that I feel part of the story."

—Pete Slosberg, founder, Pete’s Wicked Ale


The Possible CityExercises in Dreaming PhiladelphiaNathaniel Popkin

“Philadelphia without revolution, industry, or influence,” says author Nathaniel Pop-kin, “lives on by invention.” The Possible City emerges from our dreams. Here, in theloving hand of the city planner-turned-writer, is the architecture of Philadel-phia’s present resurgence. Here are thecity’s beguiling founding ideals, thephysical ruins of its might, and thesearch, amidst row house streets, forelevation, for an open city that de-lights, inspires, and rewards.

In the search for openness, Popkinencounters Philadelphia’s defensivepride, its instinct to protect, its fear offurther loss. As a response, he posits a new framework for cities everywhere. No longeris it enough for a city merely to function. To elevate civilization, instead a city must per-form––it must build, create, invent.

Intrinsic to this effort are artists, those whose work transforms—and is transformedby—the cityscape all around. That act of transformation, a kind of performance, is tellingof the city’s power. Popkin says it’s precisely what cities have to do.

NATHANIEL POPKIN has degrees in urban studies and city planning from the Uni-versity of Pennsylvania and has been writing about cities for 20 years. He lives inPhiladelphia with his wife, Rona Buchalter, and two children.

� Philadelphia/History128 pages, 4 photographs51/2'' �81/2''Paper $17.95 ISBN–13: 978–1–933822–18–1

Millennium PhiladelphiaBy the staff of The Philadelphia Inquirer

At last, a reprise of the highly popular Millennium Philadelphia in a deluxe edition, withthe striking black–and–white photographs of city life and history that made it a “familyalbum of the Philadelphia century.” Picking up where the original left off, a chapter up-date, “The New Millennium,” features a full–color pictorial of the city’s continuedchange into the 21st century.

To outsiders, Philadelphia is defined by its celebrities: the Liberty Bell, IndependenceHall, Grace Kelly, Bill Cosby, Rocky, Ben Franklin, cheesesteaks. But Philadelphians knowit as a city of neighborhoods, of rowhouses spilling out people on summer evenings. It isa city of strong ethnic flavors, though the ethnic origins keep changing.

Many dramatic changes have shaped the city in the last 100 years or so: in its skyline,its waterfront, its people, and its industries. But it retains its essential character in scenesso familiar they transcend time, maintaining a reassuring continuity between past andpresent.

Though the city’s power of reinvention may be part of its genius, Philadelphia man-ages to renew itself while holding on firmly to tradition: The Mummers strut on, and carscontinue to be parked in the middle of South Broad Street. In Philadelphia, nobody wantstoo much change.

� History/Photography296 pages, 500 photographs, b & wand 4–color81/2'' x 11''$29.95 Smyth–sewn paperbackISBN–13: 978–1–933822–11–2

“Nathaniel Popkin is a visionary with two feeton the ground, a poet who finds verse in theeveryday, the extraordinary in the ordinary. In these elegantly crafted essays, Popkin imagines a future animated by the city’s richpast and grounded in its troubled but stillbeautiful present. To spend time in Popkin’sPhiladelphia is to see the city anew.”

—Thomas J. Sugrue, Kahn Professor of History and Sociology, University of Pennsylvania



PhiladelphiaCity of MusicJames Rosin

A look back at the pop, rock, and R&B music scene in Philadelphia duringthe 1960s and 1970s—featuring commentary from many of the recordingartists themselves, photographs, biographies, discographies, and more. Jointhe Soul Survivors, Delfonics, Stylistics, O’Jays, Spinners, Billy Paul, HaroldMelvin and the Blue Notes, and a host of others to relive the excitement ofthis remarkable era in Philadelphia: City of Music.

JAMES ROSIN is the author of Rock, Rhythm & Blues. A native of Philadel-phia, he is also a television writer, playwright, and documentary filmmaker. � Music

176 pages, 100 photographs91/4'' � 7''

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ISBN-10: 1-933822-00-7

“Should be on the bookshelves of anyone interested in music history.”—Ray Smith, The Today Show, NBC TV

“Insightful interviews, an interesting narrative, and great photos.”—Corky Warren, WVLT Radio

“A nice sequel to Rock, Rhythm & Blues. Once more, Jim Rosin gets it.”—Leon Mitchell, Philadelphia Legends of Jazz Orchestra

“A joyful trip back to a grand musical time in the City of Brotherly Love.”—Jim Vanore, Herald Newspapers

“A fun book that's informative, well written, and easy to enjoy.”—Tommy McCarthy, Music Director, WOGL Radio

The Philadelphia Inquirer ’s WalkingTours of Historic PhiladelphiaEdward Colimore

As the landscape of downtown Philadelphia continues its relentless pace of change intothe 21st century, it can sometimes seem as though much of the history of this venerablecity has been lost in the name of progress. But the treasures of the past three centuriesare still all around—you just have to know where to look for them.

The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Walking Tours of Historic Philadelphia leads history buffs on12 separate walks through neighborhoods where the past remains alive. You’ll visit build-ings, streets, gardens, and parks, dating from the colonial period to the Victorian era, thatstill stand as proud testaments to the city’s storied past.

This guide, with its maps, photographs, and extensive index, is arranged to help read-ers follow a logical path from site to site. It also includes information about which sitescan be toured, and about the easiest ways to reach places where the walking tours begin.This is an indispensable resource for visitors to Philadelphia, for residents who want toknow more about their city’s past, and for anyone who has an interest in the history ofone of our country’s oldest and greatest cities.

EDWARD COLIMORE is an editor at the Philadelphia Inquirer, for which he has writtenseveral hundred articles on historic sites in and around Philadelphia.

� Travel/History256 pages, 96 photographs,

12 maps51/2'' � 81/2''Paper $16.95

ISBN-13: 978-1-933822-03-7ISBN-10: 1-933822-03-1


Philadelphia with ChildrenA Guide to the Delaware Valley, 4th EditionElizabeth S. Gephart

Visiting Philadelphia for the first time? Expecting out-of-town guests? If children arepart of the equation, this unique guide is a must. Best of all is the book’s organization. Itcovers in detail such topics as Why Go, How to Get There, What to Expect, What ItCosts (there are many listings at no cost), and, of vital interest to shepherds of childrenwith their limited attention spans, How Long Will It Take? Every parent or host toyoung visitors will treasure this newly updated reference, now in its fourth edition.

ELIZABETH S. GEPHART, a mother of three and a former teacher, grew up in theDelaware Valley and now lives in suburban Philadelphia.

� Family/Travel276 pages, illustrated5'' � 81/2''Paper $14.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-62-4ISBN-10: 0-940159-62-7

Baltimore with ChildrenMike Strzelecki

The kids are off from school, feeling restless and looking for something fun to do—it’senough to tax any parent’s resourcefulness. But, never fear! With this guidebookhandy, parents will have no trouble planning exciting excursions in Baltimore—fromAgritainment to Zoos—all field-tested by the author’s own young daughter and son,charter members of the Strzelecki Explorers Club, to whom he dedicates this book.

More than a list with just the facts, Baltimore with Children provides detailed descrip-tions of each attraction, steering parents to the unexpected delights of a tire park, a storethat caters to budding magicians, and a café with the (mechanical) alligator lurking in awishing pond, among other enticements.

This title is third in a series of family-oriented travel guides.

MIKE STRZELECKI, an accomplished travel writer and author of Urban Hikes In andAround Baltimore, has an intimate knowledge of the city and currently writes a monthlycolumn for Baltimore’s Child magazine.

� Family/Travel 332 pages, 82 photographs51/2'' � 81/2''Paper $16.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-76-1ISBN-10: 0-940159-76-7

“A wonderful idea. Parents always ask me for advice on areathings to do and places to go with the family. Now I can referthem to this great guide.”

—Kathy O’ConnellHost of “Kid’s Corner,” WXPN-FM


Perry’s Baltimore AdventureA Bird’s–Eye View of Charm CityText by Peter E. DansIllustrated by Kim Harrell

Here is the engaging––and educational––tale of the peregrine falcons that have beennesting on the ledge of a downtown Baltimore skyscraper since 1978.

Soon after Perry, the most inquisitive of the new hatchlings, makes his appearance, heshows his eagerness to leave the nest and find his way in the wider world. To satisfyPerry’s curiosity, his father keeps a promise to take him on a tour of the city. Together theysoar over sites that, not so coincidentally, will also appeal to the child reader: the NationalAquarium; Camden Yards, home of the Baltimore Orioles; and the B&O Railroad Mu-seum, to name a few.

The only children’s book about Baltimore, this will serve as a delightful introductionto an endangered species and to the city, both––sure to interest tourists and newcomers aswell as long-time residents (especially those with out–of–town grandchildren).

PETER E. DANS is an internist on the faculty of the Johns Hopkins University School ofMedicine.

KIM HARRELL holds degrees in both science and art and is a member of the Guild ofNatural Science Illustrators.

Urban Hikes In and Around BaltimoreMike Strzelecki

When Mike Strzelecki’s children arrived, he had to stop running long distances over thestreets of Baltimore and start walking them instead. With son and daughter happily intow, the author began to explore the diverse neighborhoods of the city and discovertheir rich character. Eager urban hikers who prefer to slow the scenery down and expe-rience Baltimore up close are the lucky beneficiaries of these family expeditions.

Each urban trek covers the culture, architecture, geography, and history of the area.Along the way, Strzelecki directs the eye to telling details that reveal the past just behindthe present and enrich the walks. Here, too, are all the necessary aids for the ease of thehiker: a map that correlates beautifully with the text, and an overview of directions, at-tractions, and places to eat. Throughout, the author’s evident love of Baltimore inspiresthe reader to put on good walking shoes, scoop up the kids, and get moving.

MIKE STRZELECKI is a technical writer, travel writer, and urban wanderer. He hashiked many of the world’s great cities and considers Baltimore among that group. Besides being the author of Baltimore with Children, he writes a monthly column for Baltimore’s Child magazine.

� Family/Travel 288 pages, 10 photographs, 10 maps

4'' � 71/2''Paper $16.95

ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-84-6ISBN-10: 0-940159-84-8

� Juvenile Fiction 32 pages, illustrated

91/4'' x 91/4'' Hardcover $14.95

ISBN 13: 978-1-933822-08-2


In the Presence of NatureThe Celery Farm Natural Area, Allendale, New JerseyPhotography by Jerry BarrackText by Jim Wright

In northern New Jersey, one of thenation’s most densely populatedareas, lies an oasis. Just milesfrom New York City, mere feetfrom major roadways, more than100 acres of preserved open spaceknown as the Celery Farm NaturalArea provide a refuge for an as-

tounding variety ofwildlife—from herons,minks, and foxes todozens of species ofplants. In the Presence ofNature presents stunning photographs of the inhabitants in every season of theyear. The accompanying text details the genesis of this “small slice of Eden”and the efforts of those who fought to save it. The gorgeous images will trans-port the reader, as they present the majesty and beauty of this rare place.

JERRY BARRACK, a prize-winning photographer, has been photographingthe Celery Farm for a dozen years. He is a member of the North American Na-ture Photographers Association. JIM WRIGHT is a long-time environmentalwriter and also the author of Hawk Mountain. He lives next to the Celery Farm.

Hawk MountainForeword by Deborah EdgePhotography by Kevin WatsonText by Jim Wright

Beginning in the 1870s, Hawk Mountain, in rural eastern Pennsylvania, was aprime killing ground for thousands of raptors, as hunters targeted them ontheir southward migration each fall. Spurred by the heroic efforts of RosalieBarrow Edge, a conservationist and benefactor, the carnage ended and a sanctu-ary was born.

Today, Hawk Mountain is known worldwide as a leader in raptor researchand education, attracting thousands of observers annually. To celebrate its 75th

anniversary, Kevin Watson and Jim Wright have created a one-of-kind coffee table bookthat includes breath-taking images, archival photos, and an in-depth look at the sanctuarynot only during the fall migration but also year-round.

Here, finally, is a book that does justice to the magnificence of Hawk Mountain and itsessential mission.

KEVIN WATSON is a long-time nature photographer, whose images have appeared innational birding magazines. JIM WRIGHT is communications officer for the New JerseyMeadowlands Commission and has a nature blog, “The Celery Farm and Beyond.” He isalso the author of In the Presence of Nature.

� Photography/Nature 128 pages, 140 photographs11" x 81/2''Hardcover $35.00ISBN–13: 978–1–933822–12–9

� Photography/Nature 128 pages, 136 photographs11'' � 81/2'' Hardcover $35.00ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-75-4ISBN-10: 0-940159-75-9

“Spectacular pictures . . . show the diversity ofplant and animal life that still exists.”

––The New York Times

“There is nary a photo in the bunch that isn’t suit-able for framing. And Wright’s descriptions of thisunspoiled . . . oasis in northern New Jersey isbound to captivate.”

––The Record

“It is a sign of hope for the future that [the CeleryFarm] has been preserved, and one can hope that it,and this book, will inspire similar sanctuaries.”

––David Allen Sibley

The Frog/Commissary CookbookSteven PosesAnne Clark, and Becky Roller

A little storefront eatery opened in a downtown neighborhood of Philadelphia in1973. It was simply named Frog. From this small beginning grew a collection ofsome of America’s most innovative and successful restaurants, including Frogand The Commissary, and Frog/Commissary Catering.

From their founding chef/restaurateur, Steven Poses, and his colleagues, Anne Clark and Becky Roller, comes a sumptuous cookbook that brings togetherhundreds of kitchen-tested recipes—a quixotic, multiethnic blend of foods and ingredients—as well as tips and information about the authors’ personal approachto food preparation.

Organized by meal course, these creative recipes are adapted for serving athome and enlivened by delightful anecdotes. This bountiful feast of information is also a lavish treat for the eyes, with Becky Roller’s wonderful drawings and calligraphy gracing each page.

The Frog/Commissary Cookbook is the perfect introduction to a very special culinary world—and the ideal addition to every cook’s and restaurant-goer’s homelibrary.

STEVEN POSES runs Frog/Commissary Catering. ANNE CLARK is formerhead baker, test chef, and general manager of The Commissary. BECKYROLLER, onetime Commissary cashier, was the originator, calligrapher, and illustrator of The Commissary Newsletter.


� Cookery288 pages, illustrated7'' � 101/4''Paper $19.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-73-0ISBN-10: 0-940159-73-23rd PrintingSelection of Good Cook Book Club

“Lighthearted, full of ideas. . . . Could inject new life into yourdining and entertaining style.”

—Bon Appetit

“Inventive, playful food. . . . Bright ideas spill out everywhere.”—Library Journal

“This hallmark of [Philadelphia’s] restaurant renaissance justkeeps going.”

—Inquirer Magazine


The Original Philadelphia Neighborhood CookbookIrina Smith and Ann Hazan

Philadelphia, a city of neighborhoods, now has a cookbook that represents the rich culinary tastes and practices of its residents. The authors have collected a wealth ofeasy-to-prepare, kitchen-tested dishes for all occasions and times of day. Each recipe includes ethnic origins and background commentary as well as serving suggestions and variations.

� Cookery 300 pages, 56 drawings6'' � 9''Paper $16.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-02-0ISBN-10: 0-940159-02-37th Printing

The Original Baltimore Neighborhood CookbookIrina Smith and Ann Hazan

What better way to acquaint yourself with Baltimore than through the spirit of treasuredfamily recipes? To collect the recipes for this book, the authors traveled miles by car and byfoot to taste and test the favorite recipes of the people who live and work in over 50 Balti-more neighborhoods. The easy-to-follow recipes are complete with serving suggestionsand commentary, so you can now enjoy these one-of-a-kind recipes in your own home.

� Cookery 256 pages, 63 drawings6'' � 9''Paper $16.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-13-6ISBN-10: 0-940159-13-9

“Now, in one book, some of the best home cookingin Philadelphia.”

—Jim Quinn

“. . . an elegant selection of recipes that covers the waterfront, touching on virtually every ethnicgroup represented in the city. It’s a tempting collection that nicely recapitulates the state ofAmerican cuisine.”

—Publishers Weekly

“Distinctive among this compilation are the emphases on seafood (the real Maryland crabcakes, fried stuffed hard crabs, and crab nibble dip, for example) and southern specialties likesweet-potato biscuits, Maryland fried chicken, and mushroom pie. Each recipe is identified by origin, with abbreviated notes on preparation.”

—Booklist

Reading Terminal MarketAn Illustrated History

Introduction by Robert Venturi David K. O’Neil

“Intriguing . . . reveals the evolution of an important market.”—Daniel Liberman

Executive Director, Pike Place Market

“Riveting . . . I couldn’t put it down.”—Edmund N. Bacon

Rare photos make Reading Terminal Market the first and onlyguide to a unique Philadelphia institution.

DAVID K. O’NEIL was the general manager of Reading Ter-minal Market.


The Reading Terminal Market CookbookAnn Hazan and Irina Smith

Quality, variety, and freshness have been hallmarks of the Reading Terminal Market forover a century. Now everyone can treat themselves to the tastes of the market in their

own homes and, at the same time, learnthe remarkable history of one of Amer-ica’s premier farmer’s markets. Each sec-tion of the book presents a different as-pect of the market, and all of themerchants share special recipes that canbe created easily with ingredients readilyavailable at the market. This is a special

cookbook that also celebrates the dedication of merchants, the loyalty of customers, andthe diversity of the cultures and neighborhoods that this historic market serves.

ANN HAZAN and IRINA SMITH are the authors of the regional bestsellers The Origi-nal Philadelphia Neighborhood Cookbook and The Original Baltimore Neighborhood Cookbook.They both reside in the Philadelphia area and conduct classes at Temple University.

� Cookery 200 pages,illustrated7'' � 91/4''

Paper $16.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-33-4

ISBN-10: 0-940159-33-33rd Printing

Flavors of AmericaJim Coleman and Candace Hagan

In this companion guide to the 30-part television series, Jim Coleman introduces the home chef to gourmet regionalAmerican cooking while paying tribute to the influence of ethnic cuisines on the way Americans eat today.

JIM COLEMAN is host of the public television series Flavors of America and National Public Radio’s A Chef’s Table.CANDACE HAGAN was the managing editor for the LoneStar Review.

� History/Photography110 pages,

151 photographs7'' � 10''

Paper $19.95 ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-78-5

ISBN-10: 0-940159-78-3

� Cookery192 pages,

28 full-color photographs7'' � 91/4''

Paper $16.95ISBN 0-940159-52-X

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“It’s a marvelous concept made mouth-wateringreality.”

—Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

“Every recipe in this book can easily be createdwith fresh and wholesome ingredients.”

—The Cookbook Collectors’ Exchange


Cheers!The World of a “Wine-osaur”Phillip Silverstone

Informed, off-center, opinionated—Cheers! will make youchuckle, groan, and ultimately relax and enjoy wine as younever have before.

The author draws upon years of enthusiastic tasting, both inhis British homeland and here. His essays cover memorablemeals, practical advice, wine celebrities, and curious adven-tures—all peppered with his irreverent wit and unorthodox takeon wine culture.

PHILLIP SILVERSTONE’s commentaries on wine have been featured on radio, on public television, and in print.

A Year of Delicious Low-Fat Diet Desserts365 Quick and Easy Low-Calorie RecipesJoan Bingham

“What a way to cut calories!” —Food & Wine

This is a book for every dieter, providing sinful-looking in-dulgences that build morale as they help to shed pounds.The book also provides invaluable tips on weight-consciousfood shopping and successful substitution of low-calorie in-gredients for fattening ones.

JOAN BINGHAM, a veteran trade book editor, has written several books of her own; this is her fourth on cooking.

� Cookery272 pages 7'' � 91/4''Paper $14.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-35-8ISBN-10: 0-940159-35-X

� Wine/Humor150 pages6'' � 9''Paper $15.00ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-29-7ISBN-10: 0-940159-29-5

� Memoir/Cookery272 pages, 26 photographs6'' � 9''Paper $17.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-90-7ISBN-10: 0-940159-90-2

� Memoir/Cookery144 pages, 25 photographs6'' � 9''Paper $14.95ISBN 0-940159-93-7

Once Upon a Tuscan TableTales and Recipes from Trattoria GargaSharon Oddson Gargani, with Rena Bulkin

“Garga has a soul all its own, and the dishes I've eaten here,such as Pasta Magnifico, Veal with Avocado, and the famouscheesecake, taste of love, passion, and curiosity as much asthey do of their ingredients. I dream of this place. Sognid'oro. Sweet dreams.”

––Rachael Ray, Food Network

SHARON ODDSON GARGANI is a partner of TrattoriaGarga and proprietor of La Cucina del Garga cooking school.She lives in Florence, Italy. RENA BULKIN, a freelancewriter, is coauthor of The Second Avenue Deli Cookbook. Shelives in New York City.

Mackerel at Midnight Growing Up Jewish on a Remote Scottish IslandEthel G. Hofman

Ethel Hofman’s Mackerel at Midnight is a collection of remark-able family stories about the meeting of two diverse cultures in the unique landscape of the Shetland Islands.

Though an ocean away from other Jews, Jean Greenwald,"Our Ma,” vows to rear her children with deep pride in theirheritage and religion. Both memoir and cookbook, Mackerel atMidnight brings the reader back to gentler times that exemplifyhow food can instill a lasting identity and people of different re-ligions and cultures can live together in peace.

ETHEL G. HOFMAN is a syndicated food journalist, cook-book author, and a former president of the International Asso-ciation of Culinary Professionals. She lives in Philadelphia.


The Devil and Dr. BarnesPortrait of an American Art CollectorHoward Greenfeld

Albert Coombs Barnes, one of the most eccentric, controversial figures of the early 20th-century art world, springs vividly from Howard Greenfeld’s superb biography.

The Devil and Dr. Barnes traces thenear-mythical journey of a man whowas born into poverty, amassed afortune through promoting a popu-lar medicine, and acquired the pre-mier private collection of such mas-ters as Renoir, Matisse, Cézanne,and Picasso.

Barnes’s own mordant words an-imate the narrative throughout, as doaccounts of his associations with no-

tables of the era—Gertrude and Leo Stein, Bertrand Russell, and John Dewey amongthem—many of whom he alienated with his appetite for passionate, public feuds. AlbertBarnes emerges as a complex, flawed man, who—blessed with an astute eye for great-ness—has left us an incomparable treasure, gathered in one place and unforgettable to allwho have seen it.

HOWARD GREENFELD’s writings include biographies of Puccini, Caruso, and BenShahn, as well as introductions to the works of Picasso and Chagall.

� Biography 320 pages

6'' � 9''Paper $17.95

ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-92-1ISBN-10: 0-940159-92-9

“There could be no fairer portrait of this eccentricpersonage than Howard Greenfeld . . . has givenin this sympathetic and forbearing life. . . . It is avery satisfying book.”

—Arthur C. Danto, The New York Times Book Review

“Greenfeld offers an entertaining, balanced pro-file of the self-made nabob whose art collectionincludes works by Renoir, Matisse, Picasso,Cézanne, Demuth, Glackens, Titian and Rubens.”


COMCASTedHow Ralph and Brian Roberts Took Over America's TV,One Deal at a TimeJoseph N. DiStefano

Here is the first look inside an Ameri-can corporate dynasty that rose froma small franchise in Tupelo, Miss., tothe nation’s biggest cable TV com-pany and fastest-growing Internetprovider. DiStefano has written amust-read history of this vital indus-try and its principal player, as well asthe unauthorized biography offounder Ralph Roberts and his sonand successor, Brian.

CEO Brian Roberts’s legendary as-saults against the Dow Jones blue-chip

stocks widened Comcast’s reach into America’s homes. Now America’s leading purveyorof TV news, sports, movies, and pornography—with allies in small-town city halls, Wash-ington, D.C., and Microsoft—Comcast exerts overwhelming influence over Hollywood,Madison Avenue, and every TV viewer. We are, indeed, all COMCASTed.

JOSEPH N. DISTEFANO is an award-winning business reporter for the PhiladelphiaInquirer. He lives in Wilmington, Delaware.

“If you've ever wondered why your cable billgoes up every year, why the channels get worse,and why Comcast's Roberts[es] keep gettingricher while shareholders tread water, Joe DiStefano's wonderful book COMCASTed is amust read for you. He takes you through thewhole Comcast story from stringing cable to trying to string up Disney's Michael Eisner. An eye-opening tale with details and storiesthat will fry every couch potato.”

—Andy Kessler, former hedge fund manager and author of Wall Street Meat and Running Money

� Business/History 240 pages, 25 photographs

6'' � 9''Hardcover $24.95

ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-82-2ISBN-10: 0-940159-82-1


Philly HoopsThe Magic of Philadelphia BasketballThe staff of the Philadelphia Daily News

“You’d get in the arena, there was a different feeling, a differentair, that passion that the people in Philadelphia have for basketball, period. I have never seen it like that anywhere else.”

—Maurice Cheeks Portland Trail Blazers head coach,

former Sixers guard

You can almost hear the squeak of sneakers on the court asthe award-winning, nationally recognized sports staff of thePhiladelphia Daily News tells the story of Philadelphia basket-ball. In words and photos, with typically gritty style and “attytood,” hoops heaven comes alive.

� Sports164 pages,81 photographs7'' � 101/4''Paper $14.95ISBN 10: 0-940159-80-5

Philadelphia’s Outdoor ArtA Walking Tour, 3rd EditionRoslyn F. Brenner

“A showcase of 66 outdoor sculptures that lend personality,charm, and even emotion to the busy cityscape. Enjoyable forarmchair travelers, and offering detailed addresses for on-site tourists who want to personally see these great works.”

—The Bookwatch

ROSLYN F. BRENNER is a painter and former teacher.

� Art/Travel176 pages, 72 photographs,2 maps9'' � 6''Paper $14.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-72-3ISBN-10: 0-940159-72-4

� Sports168 pages, 33 photographs6'' � 9''Paper $16.95ISBN 13: 978-1-933822-07-5

Jumping Through HoopsWhy Penn WinsHarold I. Gullan

In a compact but compelling way, Dr. Harold Gullan inter-twines the unique history of the University of Pennsylvaniawith that of Philadelphia itself—and the overall state of intercollegiate athletics today. This book should be of interestto a wide spectrum of readers, whether they are basketballfans or not, and wherever they may have gone to school.

HAROLD I. GULLAN, Ph.D., is a distinguished historian,whose previous books include The Upset That Wasn't, Faith of Our Mothers, and First Fathers. He lives with his wife, Elizabeth, in Philadelphia.

Philly Dogs Have More FunThe Best Places to Go and Things to Do withYour Dog in the Greater Philadelphia AreaCarol S. Armen

“It may be the best thing since fetch was invented.”—Courier Post Online

Pooches and their people will have a great time discoveringthe most “doggish” places and events in the Delaware Valley.There is something to suit every pup’s taste and fancy! So grabthat leash—it’s time to go have some fun!

CAROL S. ARMEN and her husband share their home in thePhiladelphia suburbs with three dogs and two cats.

� Animals/Travel216 pages6'' � 9''Paper $14.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-58-7ISBN-10: 0-940159-58-9


Pennsylvania FirstsThe Famous, Infamous, and Quirky of the Keystone StatePatrick M. Reynolds

Bubble gum, Vaseline, zippers, Groundhog Day, Little League baseball, the state policeforce, the gas station. . . . Today, people across the country—and the world—take thesethings for granted, but we have the inventiveness and skill of Pennsylvanians to thankfor all of them.

From the amazing and amusing to the famous and fantastic, Pennsylvania Firsts showsyou why Pennsylvania so richly deserves its reputation as the “keystone” of our nation!

PATRICK M. REYNOLDS is an artist and writer whose historical cartoons have appeared in the Washington Post, the Dallas Morning News, Newsday, and other newspapers across the country.

� History 192 pages,

36 photographs6'' � 71/8''

Paper $11.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-46-4

ISBN-10: 0-940159-46-53rd Printing

Philly FirstsThe Famous, Infamous, and Quirky of the City of Brotherly LoveJanice L. Booker

The City of Brotherly Love can boast of a long tradition of “firsts,” in every area of dailylife, over the past three centuries. Where would we be without hospitals, volunteer firedepartments, and public libraries—not to mention inventions like the lightning rod, bifocals, and the computer?

From the conventional to the unusual, and from the earliest date of the city’s settle-ment to the present, Philly Firsts celebrates the ingenuity, creativity, and perseverance ofthe denizens of this great city.

A native Philadelphian, JANICE L. BOOKER teaches courses in journalism and is aseasoned lecturer.

� History 224 pages,

54 photographs6'' � 71/8''

Paper $11.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-44-0

ISBN-10: 0-940159-44-94th Printing

“Older kids and their parents will enjoy [this book]that tells in paragraph form about things that happened first in Philadelphia.”

—KYW Newsradio

“The book is a capsule historic overview of majorand minor achievements of our people from daysof Indians to the present.”

—Pennsylvania Magazine


New Jersey FirstsThe Famous, Infamous, and Quirky of the Garden StateHarry Armstrong and Tom Wilk

What do salt water taffy, guide dogs for the blind, and golf tees have in common? They allgot their start in New Jersey, of course! Now you can learn about the origins of these andhundreds of other products, events, and inventions in this entertaining, informative lookat a wide spectrum of “firsts” accomplished by New Jersey resi-dents. New Jersey Firsts will makeyou realize just how much we allhave to thank New Jersey for!

HARRY ARMSTRONG is the president of Hudson Briarhill Enterprises, Inc., whichpublishes The Golden Times newspapers. TOM WILK is a staff writer at the Courier-Postin Cherry Hill, New Jersey.

� History176 pages, 50 photographs6'' � 71/8''Paper $9.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-45-7ISBN-10: 0-940159-45-7

Florida FirstsThe Famous, Infamous, and Quirky of the Sunshine StateBeverly Bryant Huttinger

When you think of Florida, a few things probably come to mind quickly: sunnybeaches, juicy citrus fruits, maybe even a certain world-famous theme park. But did youknow that Florida was once the moviemaking capital of the United States? Or that it isthe home of what is currently the world’s only underwater hotel? From the early 16thcentury to the dawn of the 21st, the residents of the Sunshine State have been leaders ineverything from technology and science to sports and entertainment. Florida Firsts isfilled with intriguing stories and photographs of people, places, and events that willshow you how much Florida has contributed to our nation.

BEVERLY BRYANT HUTTINGER is a lifelong resident of Florida. A retired collegeprofessor, she is now a full-time writer.

California FirstsThe Famous, Infamous, and Quirky of the Golden StateTeri Davis Greenberg

What would Americans do without California? Well, for one thing, they wouldn’t haveso much fun—after all, California is the birthplace of the Frisbee, Barbie dolls, skate-boards, and video arcade games. And they wouldn’t eat so well: we can thank theGolden State for such goodies as Popsicles, McDonald’s hamburgers, canned tuna fish,and even fortune cookies. And they would probably be working and learning a littlemore slowly if Silicon Valley, the birthplace of the personal computer, didn’t exist. Tech-nology, aviation, transportation, religion, fashion, entertainment—California has pro-duced firsts in all of these areas, and in many more. And most of the developments havetaken place only since the mid-19th century—another golden achievement for theGolden State.

TERI DAVIS GREENBERG, a native Californian, is a freelance writer, editor, poet, andsongwriter. She lives with her family in Southern California.



“Readers will find lots of interesting facts and usefulvisitor-oriented information in New Jersey Firsts.”

—Atlantic City magazine


Cancer and Vitamin CUpdated and Expanded by Dr. PaulingEwan Cameron and Linus Pauling

Cancer and Vitamin C explains inplain language the nature andknown causes of this disease. It also weighs the value and limitations of various modes oftreatment: surgery, radiation,chemotherapy, hormones, immunotherapy, and a number ofunorthodox ones.

The value of vitamin C as an adjunct therapy is corroborated by detailed accounts ofcancer patients who have derived varying degrees of benefit from vitamin C treatment.

LINUS PAULING, Ph.D., won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1954 and for Peace in1962. EWAN CAMERON, M.B., Ch.B., F.R.C.S. (Edinburgh and Glasgow), wasMedical Director of the Linus Pauling Institute of Science and Medicine.

� Health/Medicine 278 pages

6'' � 9''Paper $13.95

ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-21-1ISBN-10: 0-940159-21-X

6th Printing

Reclaiming Our DemocracyHealing the Break Between People and Government

Foreword by Marian Wright Edelman and Marianne WilliamsonSam Daley-Harris

The tenth anniversary edition of Reclaiming Our Democracy once again proposes aunique vision to meet the crisis of public apathy: Ordinary people take extraordinaryaction, becoming citizen leaders in order to create a democracy “as if people mattered.”The story is told through the inspiring action of RESULTS, an international grassrootscitizens’ lobby committed to healing the break between people and government, as wellas creating the political will to end hunger and the worst aspects of poverty.

SAM DALEY-HARRIS married Shannon Daley in 1995 and changed his name fromHarris to Daley-Harris. He is the founder of RESULTS and RESULTS EducationalFund, as well as director of the Educational Fund’s largest project, the Microcredit Summit. Daley-Harris lives in Washington, D.C., with his family.

� Politics/Current Events 272 pages

6'' � 9''Paper $19.95

ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-91-4ISBN-10: 0-940159-91-0

“One of the greatest scientists of all time.”—New Scientist

“Linus Pauling was right.”—Associated Press

“The lucid discussions of cancer and cancer thera-pies are excellent. This is an essential purchase foracademic, public, and health science libraries.”

—Library Journal

“Many of the world’s problems, including poverty,poor health, and ignorance, are correctable. Sam Harrisshows how to take action to eliminate these problems.And he provides a road map for global involvement inplanning a better future.”

—Jimmy Carter, 39th President of the United States


� Biography/History/Politics420 pages16-page photo section6'' � 9''Paper $19.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-27-3ISBN-10: 0-940159-27-9

Murder Is the ChargeThe True Story of Mayor Charlie Robertson and the York, Pennsylvania, Race RiotsWilliam C. Costopoulos, with Brad Bumsted

Those who were in York, Pennsylvania, during the July 1969 race riots described the pe-riod as “eleven days of hell.” Violence erupted, escalating quickly from throwing rocksto shooting guns. In the midst of this terror, an African American woman, Lillie BelleAllen, a 27-year-old preacher’s daughter, was fatally wounded as she entered a whiteneighborhood.

Criminal charges for her death would not be brought until 32 years later. More shock-ingly, these charges would be brought against an innocent man—Charlie Robertson, thepopular mayor of York.

In Murder Is the Charge, William C. Costopoulos, Robertson’s lawyer, gives an hon-est, candid, and complete telling of this dramatic trial: the lies, the public’s need forvengeance, and Charlie Robertson’s true crime.

WILLIAM C. COSTOPOULOS is the author of four books, including Principal Suspect,and is known for high-profile criminal defense cases. He lives with his family in CentralPennsylvania. BRAD BUMSTED is an award-winning, statewide political reporter inPennsylvania for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.

� True Crime 240 pages, 29 photographs6'' � 9''Hardcover $24.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-88-4 ISBN-10: 0-940159-88-0

10TH ANNIVERSARY EDITIONFrank RizzoThe Last Big Man in Big City America

New Introduction by John F. TimoneyS. A. Paolantonio

Here is the 10th Anniversary Edition of the first full-scale biography of Frank Rizzo, oneof the most beloved and feared public figures in urban American history. Sweeping andfinely detailed, this is a work of scholarship that reads like a novel, packed with colorfulnew details and revealing new stories about a man whose life demonstrated how theforce of personality can affect history.

S. A. PAOLANTONIO, formerly a reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer, now works forESPN. JOHN F. TIMONEY served as the police commissioner of Philadelphia.

“He deserved this honest, thorough, and fair biography.”—The Wall Street Journal

“This well-researched, savvy biography . . . is a worthyaddition to books about urban politics.”



Principal SuspectThe True Story of Dr. Jay Smith and the Main Line MurdersWilliam C. Costopoulos

“A must read.”—Richard Sprague

Former District Attorney of Philadelphia

“Dubbing Smith ‘the strangest person I have ever known,’Costopoulos has nonetheless written a sympathetic accountthat will convince readers that Smith suffered a miscarriage of justice.”


Guilty of InnocenceWilliam C. Costopoulos

“A worthy legal thriller.”—Harrisburg Patriot-News

“This fast-paced book is full of surprises.”—Lancaster Sunday News

High-powered attorney Blair Cody is used to being in control.But when his 11-year-old daughter suddenly disappears, hisworld is turned upside down. A harrowing cross-countrysearch eventually reveals his child’s whereabouts—but Blair’snightmare has just begun.

� True Crime312 pages,

16-page photo section6� � 9�

Hardcover $22.00 ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-36-5

ISBN-10: 0-940159-36-8

� Fiction224 pages

6'' � 9''Hardcover $22.00

ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-57-0ISBN-10: 0-940159-57-0

The Last MouthpieceThe Man Who Dared to Defend the MobRobert F. Simone

“The Last Mouthpiece has all the elements of a classic mob tale.”

—Associated Press

“His story is riveting. Anybody concerned about whether theirlawyer is ‘stand up’ should read this book.”

—Oscar Goodman, Mayor of Las Vegas

ROBERT F. SIMONE was known for winning a string of difficult cases for clients that included members of Philadelphia’s organized-crime family.

� True Crime240 pages,

32 photographs6'' � 9''

Hardcover $24.95 ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-70-9

ISBN-10: 0-940159-70-8

� Memoir 352 pages, 35 photographs

6'' � 9''Hardcover $24.95

ISBN–13: 978–0–940159–69–3ISBN–10: 0-940159-69-4

Night of the DevilThe Untold Story of Thomas Trantino and the Angel Lounge KillingsDavid Stout

“ . . . an engrossing account.” —Library Journal

“The account of the brutal shooting of two policemen continues to draw shivers and speculation, even after fourdecades. . . . David Stout . . . bring[s] focus to a barroom haze . . . unravels the conflicting stories and patiently peelsaway the improbable.”

—The New York Times

DAVID STOUT, an Edgar Award winner, is a reporter forthe New York Times.


� History245 pages,243 photographs81/2'' � 11''Paper $19.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-77-8ISBN-10: 0-940159-77-5

American LivesThe Stories of the Men and Women Lost on September 11Introduction by Jimmy Breslin

The staff of Newsday and the Tribune Company

The men and women who perished on September 11, 2001,will forever be united by the tragic fate they shared in com-mon. Yet each life was its own compelling story. Here, then,are representative portraits of those who died in the towers,at the Pentagon, in the planes. American Lives is both a meas-ured remembrance and a joyous celebration.

PCN ToursA Companion to the Popular Television SeriesBrian Lockman

Fans of the Pennsylvania Cable Network’s popular televisionseries PCN Tours will enjoy this collection of 28 of the mostpopular factory tours that have appeared on the programsince its premiere in 1995.

BRIAN LOCKMAN is the president and CEO of the Penn-sylvania Cable Network.

� History/Photography240 pages, 400 photographs81/2'' � 11''Hardcover $49.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-81-5ISBN-10: 0-940159-81-3Paper $29.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-68-6ISBN-10: 0-940159-68-6

Nearly Everybody Read ItSnapshots of the Philadelphia BulletinEdited by Peter Binzen

“A glorious, nostalgic dip into the past.”—Rowland Evans, CNN commentator

“This book is . . . a tribute to the passion of journalism andthe intensity . . . of those who practiced this craft.”

—Nieman Reports

PETER BINZEN held several positions during his 30 yearsat the Bulletin.

Provider of Last ResortThe Story of the Closure of the Philadelphia General HospitalDonna Gentile O’Donnell

Provider of Last Resort meticulously dissects the complexforces that finally brought this venerable institution down.Given the current debate on Medicaid cuts and other health care issues, Dr. O’Donnell’s book provides timely insights into the unintended consequences of politics andpublic policy.

DONNA GENTILE O’DONNELL is Managing Director ofthe Eastern Technology Council. She lives with her husbandin Chestnut Hill.

� Journalism/History192 pages,32 photographs6'' � 9''Hardcover $22.00ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-40-2ISBN-10: 0-940159-40-62nd Printing

� History142 pages, 30 photographs6'' � 9''Hardcover $25.00ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-96-9 ISBN-10: 0-940159-96-1


The Pennsylvania GardenerAll About Gardening in the Keystone StateDerek Fell

“A wonderful overview of the history and tradition of gardening in the cradle of American horticulture. It is a romantic adventure for anyone close to the soil.”

—Frederick RobertsDirector, Longwood Gardens

“An immensely enjoyable book.”—George Ball Jr.

President, W. Atlee Burpee & Company

DEREK FELL is the author of more than 40 gardening books.

Jane Pepper’s GardenGetting the Most Pleasure and Growing Results from Your Garden Every Month ofthe YearJane Pepper

“This is an invaluable gardening resource for the rank amateur,the seasoned veteran, and everyone in between.”

—Judith D. ZukPresident, The Brooklyn Botanical Garden

“A book that should be stored on top of the refrigerator insteadof in a bookcase, because you will be using it a great deal.”

—Jeff BallNBC-TV garden expert

JANE PEPPER is the president of the Pennsylvania Horticul-tural Society.

� Gardening257 pages,

35 full-color photos,34 diagrams,

charts, and illustrations6'' � 9''

Paper $19.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-48-8

ISBN-10: 0-940159-48-1

� Gardening224 pages,

32 full-color photographs,18 illustrations

6'' � 9''Paper $14.95

ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-39-6ISBN-10: 0-940159-39-2

� Animals224 pages

6'' � 9''Paper $14.95

ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-65-5ISBN-10: 0-940159-65-1

� Journalism240 pages

6'' � 9''Paper $14.95

ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-59-4ISBN-10: 0-940159-59-7

Animal Patients50 Years in the Life of an Animal DoctorEdward J. Scanlon, V.M.D.

“Scanlon . . . treats animals with endless curiosity and won-der. . . . [Animal Patients] should capture many readers withits understated charm and wit.” —Publishers Weekly

Dr. Edward Scanlon practiced along Philadelphia’s MainLine for decades. But no matter their backgrounds, Dr. Scanlon’s patients always surprised him and showed him the value of the career he chose.

EDWARD J. SCANLON, V.M.D., was chief veterinarian at the PA SPCA, served on the PA State Board of Veterinary Examiners, and treated beloved family pets for 50 years.

Fresh JerseyStories from an Altered StateMike Kelly

“Mike Kelly has written a wonderful, touching, funny, perceptive book. I loved Fresh Jersey.”

—Mary Higgins Clark

“Mike Kelly is one very good reason people read newspapers.”—Rick Bragg, New York Times

To Mike Kelly, the story is in the people—and in the lessonsthat their experiences can teach the rest of us. In this collectionof his columns, Kelly pays tribute to these people as he sharestheir engaging stories with a wider audience.

MIKE KELLY is an award-winning columnist for The Record.This is his second book.


We Made a DifferenceMy Personal Journey with Women Strike for PeaceEthel Barol Taylor

“[Ethel Taylor’s] story provides a unique perspective on four turbulent decades.”


“If there had been a million more women like [Taylor], theVietnam war would have ended much sooner.”

—Mary McGrory

ETHEL BAROL TAYLOR became a leader of the peacemovement at the end of World War II.

Being Red in PhiladelphiaA Memoir of the McCarthy EraSherman Labovitz

“A fascinating and very important book. It should be widelyread and remembered, so that the history of the time—so wellhidden today—is brought to public attention and thus may be a bitter lesson learned.”

—Howard Fast

Chosen by the Philadelphia Inquirer as one of the “Year’s Best”for 1998.

SHERMAN LABOVITZ left the Communist Party in 1957. He became a college professor and established a program insocial work at the Richard Stockton College of New Jersey.

Voices From Marshall StreetJewish Life in a Philadelphia Neighborhood, 1920–1960Elaine Krasnow Ellison and Elaine Mark Jaffe

“The memories are treasures, the stories universal and Voicesmakes intriguing reading for anyone.” —Publishers Weekly

Voices from Marshall Street is the oral history of the people wholived amid the cultural richness of their neighborhood. Thosewho read their stories will be enriched by the spirit of the residents of Marshall Street.

ELAINE KRASNOW ELLISON was born on Marshall Streetand lived there until she married. ELAINE MARK JAFFEwas born around the corner from Marshall Street and grewup there.

In Search of GhostsHaunted Places in the Delaware ValleyElizabeth P. Hoffman

“Ghost hunter bags a book of spooky tales.”—The Morning Call

Provides a firsthand tour of the friendly ghosts that inhabit theDelaware Valley. By documenting the specific incidents ofsighting, and the circumstances that brought each ghost to itsfinal resting place, this spirited jaunt through the region’shaunted places will have even nonbelievers on the edges oftheir seats.

ELIZABETH P. HOFFMAN is the author of several booksabout ghosts.

� History/Biography150 pages6'' � 9''Paper $10.00ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-25-9ISBN-10: 0-940159-25-22nd Printing

� History/Occult94 pages, 10 photographs81/2'' � 51/2''Paper $9.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-14-3ISBN-10: 0-940159-14-72nd Printing

� History/Memoir176 pages,30 photographs and illustrations6'' � 9''Hardcover $25.00ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-49-5ISBN-10: 0-940159-49-X

� History/Memoir192 pages,32 photographs6'' � 9''Hardcover $22.00ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-42-6ISBN-10: 0-940159-42-2


Land of GiantsWhere No Good Deed Goes UnpunishedSteve Lopez

Steve Lopez’s biting, original, and deliciously funny commentary in the Philadelphia Inquirer inspired such responses as:

“[Lopez] is a jealous, demented child of a dysfunctional family.”

—Vincent Fumo, former state senator

See for yourself why Steve’s readers love him and his targetswish he were almost anywhere else.

STEVE LOPEZ won the H. L. Mencken Award, the Ernie PyleAward for human-interest writing, and the National HeadlinersAward for column writing. A writer for the L.A. Times, he is theauthor of 3 novels and The Soloist, the basis for a feature film.

Final ChoicesSeeking the Good DeathMichael Vitez

“Much can be learned about how to solve the mystery of making dying more humane and dignified.”

—Arthur CaplanCenter for Bioethics at the University of Pennsylvania

The death of a loved one is never easy to face, and the manychoices available to patients and their families can add to theirpain. In this Pulitzer-Prize winner, Michael Vitez presents fiveoptions and the people who chose them.

MICHAEL VITEZ won the Pulitzer Prize in 1997 for his article se-ries, “Final Choices: Seeking the Good Death.”

� Politics/Journalism230 pages

6'' � 9''Paper $11.95

ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-30-3ISBN-10: 0-940159-30-9

2nd Printing

� Current Issues/Ethics96 pages,

31 photographs and charts6'' � 9''

Paper $9.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-43-3

ISBN-10: 0-940159-43-02nd Printing

Musical New YorkAn Informal Guide to Its History & Legendsand a Walking Tour of Its Sites & Land-marksCarol J. Binkowski

“Carol J. Binkowski traces the history of music in the cityfrom Colonial times to the present and describes the siteswhere history was made.”

—The New York Times

“This is a wonderful and inexpensive title.”—Library Journal

CAROL J. BINKOWSKI is the staff organist at the ChurchCenter for the United Nations in New York.

� Music/Travel304 pages, 38 photographs

and illustrations5'' � 81/2''

Paper $12.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-47-1

ISBN-10: 0-940159-47-3

Tidewater Virginia with ChildrenWhere to Go and What to Do in Williamsburg, Jamestown, Yorktown,Newport News, and Hampton Barbara M. Wohlford and Mary L. Eley

Take a tour of the fascinating Tidewater region of Virginia. Thiscomprehensive guide includes maps, information on localtransportation, restaurants, and lodging, even local publica-tions to consult for current entertainment offerings.

BARBARA M. WOHLFORD and MARY L. ELEY have longworked with children and understand the need for finding educational and fun activities for them.

� Family/Travel240 pages, plus maps

5'' � 81/2''Paper $9.95

ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-38-9ISBN-10: 0-940159-38-4


An Outlaw in My HeartA Political Activist’s User’s ManualStephen Gaskin

Stephen Gaskin wants to change America. Here, he offers hisopinions on such controversial issues as universal health care,gun control, and the legalization of marijuana. His book is atreatise on what keeps our country from being great—and howwe can help change America for the better.

STEPHEN GASKIN founded the Farm in Tennessee, one of theworld’s largest counterculture communities, and, in 1974, PlentyInternational, for which he received the first Right LivelihoodAward in Sweden. This is his eleventh book.

50 Years After the WarThe People Who Were There Recall the Major Events of World War IITom Infield$11.95 • ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-34-1 • ISBN-10: 0-940159-34-1

Broken Wing, Broken PromiseA Season Inside the Philadelphia EaglesPhil Anastasia$18.00 • ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-20-4 • ISBN-10: 0-940159-20-1

Going UndergroundYour Guide to Caves in the Mid-Atlantic Sharon Hernes Silverman$9.95 • ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-12-9 • ISBN-10: 0-940159-12-0

Let the Bunker BurnThe Final Battle with MOVE Charles W. Bowser$17.50 • ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-08-2 • ISBN-10: 0-940159-08-2

Test Your ChildBirth to 6 Jeanmarie Pehl Scarr & Judy K. Werder Sargent, Ph.D.$14.95 • ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-28-0 • ISBN-10: 0-940159-28-7

� Politics160 pages,10 photographs51/2'' � 81/2''Paper $12.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-64-8ISBN-10: 0-940159-64-3

OF RELATED INTEREST

The Banana Split BookEverything There Is To Know About America’s Greatest DessertMichael Turback

“Ice cream lovers will lick through this well-designed andwell-researched book.”

––MSNBC

“Turback has created a veritable encyclopedia of the banana,including banana quotations, . . . and more banana splitrecipes than you could eat in a lifetime.”

––City

MICHAEL TURBACK is a restaurateur, food historian, andice cream expert. He is also the author of A Month of Sundaes.

FAQ 4.5Sound Answers to Real Computing QuestionsJohn J. Fried

When Internet service providers, software help desks, andcomputer repair shops all fail to deliver, technology users turnto John Fried—and are amply rewarded. A compilation ofquestions submitted by loyal readers of Fried’s column in thePhiladelphia Inquirer, FAQ 4.5 offers solutions for the most com-monly encountered problems.

JOHN J. FRIED wrote a column answering technology questions in the Philadelphia Inquirer for over seven years. His solutions are always concise, easy to read, and engaging.

� Cookery174 pages, illustrated6'' � 9''Paper $14.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-83-9ISBN-10: 0-940159-83-X

� Technology208 pages7'' � 10''Paper $14.95ISBN-13: 978-0-940159-97-6ISBN-10: 0-940159-97-X


Title Index50 Years After the War, 29

American Lives, 25Animal Patients, 26Baltimore with Children, 11Banana Split Book, 29Being Red in Philadelphia, 27Blood and Honor, 4Broken Wing, Broken Promise, 29

California Firsts, 21Cancer and Vitamin C, 22Champions, 2Cheers!, 17COMCASTed, 18

Devil and Dr. Barnes, 18Don’t Call Me Coach, 5

Eagles by the Numbers, 7Eagles Facts and Trivia, 7

FAQ 4.5, 29Fightin’ Phils, 6Final Choices, 28Flavors of America, 16Florida Firsts, 21Frank Rizzo, 23Fresh Jersey, 26Frog/Commissary Cookbook, 14

Going Underground, 29Guilty of Innocence, 24

Hawk Mountain, 13

In Search of Ghosts, 27In the Presence of Nature, 13

Jane Pepper’s Garden, 26Joe Sixpack’s Philly Beer Guide, 8Jumping Through Hoops, 19

Land of Giants, 28Last Mouthpiece, 24Let the Bunker Burn, 29

Mackerel at Midnight, 17Mickey Vernon, 6Millennium Philadelphia, 9Mobfather, 4Mobfiles, 3Murder Is the Charge, 23Musical New York, 28

Nearly Everybody Read It, 25New Jersey Firsts, 21Night of the Devil, 24

Once Upon a Tuscan Table, 17Original Baltimore Neighborhood

Cookbook, 15Original Philadelphia Neighborhood

Cookbook, 15Outlaw in My Heart, 29

PCN Tours, 25

Pennsylvania Firsts, 20Pennsylvania Gardener, 26Perry’s Baltimore Adventure, 12Philadelphia: City of Music, 10Philadelphia Inquirer Restaurant Guide, 8Philadelphia Inquirer‘s Walking Tours

of Historic Philadelphia, 10Philadelphia with Children, 11Philadelphia’s Outdoor Art, 19Philly Dogs Have More Fun, 19Philly Firsts, 20Philly Hoops, 19Philly Jocks, 5Possible City, 9Principal Suspect, 24Provider of Last Resort, 25

Reading Terminal Market: An Illustrated History, 16

Reading Terminal Market Cookbook, 16Reclaiming Our Democracy, 22

Test Your Child, 29Tidewater Virginia with Children, 28Two Boys, 3

Urban Hikes In and Around Baltimore, 12

Voices from Marshall Street, 27

We Made a Difference, 27

Year of Delicious Low-Fat Diet Desserts, 17

Author IndexAnastasia, George, 3,4Anastasia, Phil, 29Armen, Carol S., 19Armstrong, Harry, 21

Barrack, Jerry, 13Bingham, Joan, 17Binkowski, Carol J., 28Binzen, Peter, 25Booker, Janice L., 20Bowser, Charles W., 29Brenner, Roslyn F., 19Brown, Dave, 5Bulkin, Rena, 17Bumsted, Brad, 23

Cameron, Ewan, 22Clark, Anne, 14Coleman, Jim, 16Colimore, Edward, 10Costopoulos, William C., 23, 24

Daley-Harris, Sam, 22Dans, Peter E., 12DiStefano, Joseph N., 18

Eley, Mary L., 28Ellison, Elaine Krasnow, 27

Fell, Derek, 26Fried, John J., 29

Gargani, Sharon Oddson, 17Gaskin, Stephen, 29Gephart, Elizabeth S., 11Greenberg, Teri Davis, 21Greenfeld, Howard, 18Gullan, Harold I., 5, 19

Hagan, Candace, 16Harrell, Kim, 12Hazan, Ann, 15, 16Hoffman, Elizabeth P., 27Hofman, Ethel G., 17Huttinger, Beverly Bryant, 21

Infield, Tom, 29

Jaffe, Elaine Mark, 27

Kelly, Mike, 26

LaBan, Craig, 8Labovitz, Sherman, 27Lockman, Brian, 25Lopez, Steve, 28

Martelli, Phil, 5Maxymuk, John, 7

O’Donnell, Donna Gentile, 25O’Neil, David K., 16

Paolantonio, S. A., 23Pauling, Linus, 22Pepper, Jane, 26

Popkin, Nathaniel, 9Poses, Steven, 14

Reynolds, Patrick M., 20Roller, Becky, 14Rosin, James, 10Russell, Don, 8

Sargent, Judy K. Werder, 29Scanlon, Edward J., 26Scarr, Jeanmarie Pehl, 29Silverman, Sharon Hernes, 29Silverstone, Phillip, 17Simone, Robert F., 24Smith, Irina, 15, 16Staff of Newsday and the Tribune Company, 25Staff of the Philadelphia Daily News, 19Staff of the Philadelphia Inquirer, 9Stout, David, 24Strzelecki, Mike, 11, 12

Taylor, Ethel Barol, 27Turback, Michael, 29

Vitez, Michael, 28

Watson, Kevin, 13Westcott, Rich, 6Wilk, Tom, 21Wohlford, Barbara M., 28Wright, Jim, 13

Zausner, Robert, 3


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