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Harry Baker was a sailor, and there always seemed to be plenty of women for him in every port he visited. But Harry was afflicted with an insatiate lust, a desire so profound that it appeared no single woman could satisfy him no matter how hard he tried. Then he landed in Norfolk, and his life was never the same.Never Enough is a book so mild by today's standards that it is hard to believe that it was one of several books that led to criminal indictments of the distribution company.

From the creator of the Civil Rights era graphic novel Josephine and the period piece The Plane Story Kevin Sacco brings another look back set in the advertising world of New York. It's a snowy night in the early 1960s and Zeppo Abandando, an advertising copywriter, is searching for his eureka moment for an ad campaign. White Night tells the story of this search, and in the process, Sacco reveals a loving portrait of Zeppo's world-at home, on Madison avenue, and at Harold's Showspot, his favorite bar. Part fiction, part memoir, White Night pays homage to Sacco's real life father, Joe Sacco, telling the story, and through his pitch perfect drawings, Zeppo's search for an aha moment takes on a grander, warmly humanistic meaning.

When he was twenty-two years old Brad Sanzenbacher decided he wanted to become a folk singer. The only problem was that he had never sung or played an instrument in his entire life. Launching himself into this new endevour, Sanzenbacher begain what would become a ten year journey that would take him across the United States and in and out of the lives of what he describes as "The best people I've ever known".This is the story of his rise into obscurity.

This is the story of a Rasputin-like cat who seems to have an escape for every near-death situation it encounters. Surviving hanging, burning and falling off a roof, what gets it in the end should be obvious.Written and illustrated by Charles Bennett, this Victorian era children's book was originally published in 1860 and is re-printed here to help preserve and introduce new generations to the work of a truly gifted cartoonist.