Search Results: Authors starting with B from Rock River Books

Trade paperback in Good condition. First paperback edition. Clean interior, no writing, marks or tears. Back cover has a slight crease, an ink mark, and small coffee or tea stain at the bottom spine. From a nonsmoking home, ships with Tracking Number

Hardcover in dust jacket, G/VG condition, clean interior with no writing, marks or creases. from a nonsmoking home, ships with Tracking Number.

Trade paperback in lightly read VG condition with previous owner gift inscription written inside. Otherwise clean and unmarked with no creases or tears. Nonsmoking homeShips with Tracking Number.

Trade paperback in Good condition with light edge and cover creases. Spine is solid and square to the text block, interior clean and unmarked. From a nonsmoking home, ships with Tracking Number

Mass market paperback in Good condition. The cover has some rubbing, spine crease and edge wear. The interior is clean, with no writing, marks or creases. An illuminating study of the Negro in America by a distinguished social historian. It is more than a scientific exploration of the race problem in America. It is a richly moving and magnificently textured portrait of dispossessed people in search of themselves in an alien world-- a passionate and perceptive unfolding of the historic drama of the Negro's bitter struggle for his inalienable human rights in this land of the free and home of the brave. 192 pages from a nonsmoking home.

Trade paperback, very good lightly read condition with no writing, marks or creases. This book chronicles the story of sixty years of the life of Dr. W. E. B. Du Bois, a social scientist, historian and pioneer in the black liberation struggle in the United States and Africa whence came his great-grandfather as a slave child in the eighteenth century. These selections from his writings of more than a half century were chosen by Dr. Du Bois himself shortly before his death in Ghana in 1963 at the age of ninety-five. He wrote with satire, humor, irony and stirring indignation. 215 pages with index

Paperback narrative nonfiction and poetry, about the native people of highland Ecuador. Edited by John Brandi with translations by Michael Scott and Mal Warwick, 66 pages, illustrated with black & white photos. Very Good condition, clean tight book in lightly read condition, with some rubbing and shelf wear to the cover.

Trade paperback in VG lightly read condition. No writing, marks, creases or tears. From a nonsmoking home. Ships with tracking number.

Hardcover in dust jacket in Very Good lightly read condition.329 pages, indexed. "In Lester Brown's brilliant and invigorating account of the industrial economy, he shows how a rethink of its fossil fuel-based, throwaway ethos is necessary to ensure that it works with, not against the natural environment...In the new economy, wind farms replace coal mines, hydrogen-powered fuel cells replace internal combustion engines, and cities are designed for people, not cars. Eco-Economy is a map of how to get from here to there." From a nonsmoking home. Ships with Tracking Number.

Trade paperback in about VG condition, has remainder mark, corners slightly bumped, else tight and unmarked, From a nonsmoking home, ships with tracking number.