Forrest: 495 books

A New York Times Bestseller, Got Fight? is an hysterical, entertaining, and in-your-face guide to fighting from the most enigmatic and unpredictable fighter in Mixed Martial Arts (MMA). Forrest Griffin is the light-heavyweight champion of the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) and was the winner...

What makes us all Americans--whatever our differences--is adherence to a creed, a creed based upon cornerstone truths the founders believed "self-evident." From the earliest days, the survival of the new republic hinged not merely upon the expression of these grand principles of liberty...

In this, the companion volume to his earlier autobiographical Apostate (1926), Forrest Reid continues his 'chronicle of a prolonged personal adventure'. Private Road (first published in 1940) offers Reid's descriptions of his early writing efforts; a youthful correspondence with Henry James that began...

Lucie avait la gorge serrée. Elle eut du mal à ne pas éclater en sanglots en découvrant sa mère, recroquevillée dans les draps froissés de son vieux lit au cadre de chêne patiné par les années. Ses cheveux gris et gras ressemblaient à des lambeaux de serpillière pendant en maigres...

First published in 1961, Forrest E. Baird's revision of Philosophic Classics continues the tradition of providing generations of students with high quality course material. Using the complete works, or where appropriate, complete sections of works, this anthology allows philosophers to speak directly...

A collection of contemporary poetry with black & white illustrations. Subjects range from agoraphobia to out of body experiences, from love to hate, from losing a pet to cloning cows, from eco-warriors to criminals, from ignoring war to suffering reprisals for taking part, from birth to death.

The Jester and the Sages approaches the life and work of Mark Twain by placing him in conversation with three eminent philosophers of his time—Friedrich Nietzsche, Sigmund Freud, and Karl Marx. Unprecedented in Twain scholarship, this interdisciplinary analysis by Forrest G. Robinson, Gabriel Noah...

Histories of revolutions often focus on military, political, or economic upheavals but sometimes neglect to connect these larger events to the daily lives of "ordinary" people. Yet the peoples' perception that "things are worse than before" can topple revolutionary governments, as shown by the recent...

The ill, the injured; they are all equal in the eyes of the medical system. That is equitable. That is as it should be. Is it not? Well, equal given the demands of triage. And those of limited resources. And those of human fallibility...

In his memoir, Forrest N. Easley began recording events pertinent to his life for his children and grandchildren, as well as for posterity, whomever that might include. In addition to sharing his own memories, he also records events that took place among his family members before his lifetime, thus...

On February 4, 2008, Forrest Church sent a letter to the members of his congregation, informing them that he had terminal cancer but promising to sum up his thoughts on the topics that had been so pervasive in his work-love and death. The goal of life, Church tells us, "is to live in such a way...

The first 150 days of Noah's Flood correlate to the 14th days until Passover when Jesus was crucified. The 150th day of the Flood correlates to Jesus' body in the Tomb. Days of the Flood 160 to 370 give more testimony to Jesus. Counting the 150th day as the first for Jesus makes the 370th...

Pastors Cry in the Dark is a much-needed book and should be a part of everyones library, whether they are in the ministry or a layperson. Dr. Forrest has pulled open the curtain to reveal a side of the ministry that the public never sees. She touches on one of the greatest challenges of leadershiphow...

The Art of Meaning in the Everyday A joyous book on the art of finding meaning in daily life. Forrest Church challenges much of the modern search for meaning-indeed, the entire thrust of modern theology.