Nelson Libri

"Dawn, Dusk and Deer" recounts true memories of the author over a lifetime of pursuing Whitetail and Mule deer in seven different States from New York to Wyoming via Texas. The book is not about killing deer, though a few do end up on the grill, but is primarily about the unique experiences one has in the field traveling to and from and during the hunt for deer. Some are humorous, some interesting observations of deer, some painful and some about shooting at deer and missing.

"George Zimmer revolutionized the men's garment industry when he opened the Men's Wearhouse. From a single store, he grew the company into the world's largest men's specialty retailer. Millions of Americans knew him by his trademark commercial pitch: "I guarantee it." At the height of his success, George suffered a shocking ouster orchestrated by his hand-picked board of directors. Now, George returns to tell his story, from his upbringing in Scarsdale, New York, to his roll through the sixties, to his creation of the Men's Wearhouse, where he established an early model of what later came to be called stakeholder capitalism. George shows how he played a key role in the marijuana legalization movement, how he embraced the internet and scored again with a new online tuxedo-rental venture, and how an entrepreneur with soul and heart and an eye toward the future can never be sidelined"-- Provided by publisher

A Powerful Story of Survival. Overcoming prejudice through childhood, ostracized by the Church, criticized by many for making a living as a female impersonator... An impelling story that begins when a male prostitute convinces a new client to be a madam of a call service and house, catering to the needs of a growing number of gay men. A story that concludes with a decision that is most courageous—to change sex and deal with all the obstacles that go along with it.

Exploring the theological significance of priests, this study examines their roles in both the Old and New Testaments. It delves into biblical concepts of priesthood, offering valuable insights for exegetes and systematic theologians. The book provides guidance and data to help readers understand the implications of the biblical perspective on priesthood, making it a thought-provoking resource for those interested in theology. Indexes are included for further research.

Drawing from his personal journey through alcoholism and recovery, the author explores the intersection of faith and addiction. He poses the profound question of God's presence in the struggle with addiction. Through his reflections, he illustrates how Christian faith can be a powerful resource for recovery, while also revealing how the process of overcoming addiction can deepen one's spiritual understanding. This volume serves as both a personal testimony and a theological exploration, inviting readers to consider the role of faith in healing.

The book offers a practical survey of business ethics, outlining ethical boundaries and strategies for addressing ethical breaches. Presented in a question-and-answer format, it serves as an engaging introduction to fundamental principles and provides essential guidance for navigating ethical dilemmas in the business world.

Drawing from personal experiences, the collection features heartfelt songs and poetry that serve as both a form of self-expression and a source of inspiration. The author shares reflections on love and life, aiming to connect with readers and evoke emotions through relatable themes. Each piece not only captures special moments but also offers a glimpse into the journey of finding solace and inspiration in words.

Based on the interviews with eighty people who have epilepsy, this book presents an account of what it is like to cope with a chronic illness, while working, playing, and building relationships. It recounts how people discover they have epilepsy and what it means and how families respond to someone labeled 'epileptic'.