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How Women Can Crack The Seemingly Closed Brotherhood Of Poker; Men
do it. Boys do it. Even brothers and cousins and fathers do it. But
for many women, it remains a mystery, a closed brotherhood of
codes. Much has been written about poker, but this is the first
book that focuses on the needs of women. This is a book for women,
by women, who want to claim their seat at the poker table - and win
The information in Playing With The Big Boys comes in an
easy-to-follow, lively and practical presentation. Everything from
the origins and basics of the game, to the variations, to
strategies, and to the ways women can participate in tournaments is
included. Readers will be led through the chapters by 'Laura, ' the
card shark heroine: How did Laura get started? How did she become
her local winner? What advice can she give to other women for their
home games or for possible casino ventures? And how can women
contend with husbands, boyfriends, Big Boys - and take their money
Beyond the fundamentals of 5 and 7 card stud, blackjack, draw
games, and Texas hold 'em, the authors investigate the unusual
variants such as Chicago, Indian Poker, baseball, lowball, hi-lo,
and Anaconda. hold them, and when to fold them. Bluffing gets its
own separate treatment, as does the age old problem of how to
manage a losing streak - or a winning streak
There are always at least two viewpoints to every story and yet, we
usually only hear one. A different perspective can provide an
entirely different story than the commonly known tale; the other
side of the looking glass, so to speak. This year, our anthology
series continues with volume 4: At Second Glance, an anthology
dedicated to exploring those alternate angles. Inside you'll find
exciting new tales by established authors such as Felice Picano, as
well as stories from emerging writers like Ann Herendeen, Evan J.
Peterson, Casondra Brewster and Louis Flint Ceci. Readers will even
find a piece from our volume editor, Eric Andrews-Katz. From comic
art to playscript, from mythology to modern fantasy; all the pieces
take the reader forward by glancing back.
"Norris explores grief, regret, and obsession-with a time-travel
twist-in his romantic debut... Norris does a good job exploring the
fraught, hormonal confusion of queer adolescence." - Publishers
Weekly How far would you go to save the first love of your life?
Ten years ago on an August night, Steve Ranley crashed his ride
into a tree, taking a big part of Oliver Canfield's soul with him.
In the decade since, Oliver and Bradley MacIntyre have built a
successful life together, but their relationship has always been
haunted by Steve's death. On the dark anniversary, Oliver is thrust
back counterclockwise in time to the summer before Steve's
accident. Using his second chance, Oliver vows to alter the events
leading to the tragedy. He reunites with Steve, only history
doesn't follow the exact course as he remembers it, and
circumstances lead to him meeting Bradley years before he was meant
to. His corrupting of established time could save the first love of
his life while dooming the second.
Across a Vast Distance or 5.9 Billion Kilometers or the Equivalent
of 39.5 Astronomical Units… At Mercury, the massive solar
satellite Heliopolis and its heroic station commander battle both
renegades and enemies from within to steer the course of
humanity’s future. On Earth, one man and his giant robot alter
ego stand alone against the overwhelming onslaught of ruthless
alien invaders. Jupiter’s malevolent red eye scrutinizes the
approach of an unsuspecting scientific expedition, while a journey
to the seventh planet heals shattered hearts. A reporter uncovers
terrifying truths about terraformation plans for Mars. Miners in
the asteroid belt harvest something other than precious metals—a
strange substance not only dangerous but seeking human blood.
Saturn and the ongoing conflict between pioneers and pirates tests
the resolve of a disillusioned patrol captain, and, at the
outermost limits, a clone learns an unexpected truth about the
value of family during a night without end. These are only some of
the wonders and adventures to be experienced from Sol to Pluto
within The Solar System.
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