books by Citadel Press

books by Citadel Press

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Zombie CSU: The Forensics of the Living Dead

Jonathan Maberry

Citadel Press, 2008

Nice companion piece to the Zombie Survival Guide
So you love zombies? NO, I mean you really LOVE zombies? You spend time in chat rooms debating over the best methods to survive a zombie outbreak or zombie apocalypse. You argue with non-believers about how likely a zombie plague actually is. You love the mechanics ...

Around The World On Two Wheels: Annie Londonderry's Extraordinary Ride

Peter Zheutlin

Citadel Press, 2008

My Next Book Club Selection!
This true story of Annie (Kopchovsky)Londonderry is an exhilarating and fascinating romp through history with a companion the reader can't help but admire for her gumption, cleverness, and determination. Annie was the first woman to ride her bicycle around the ...

The Pirate Life
John "Chumbucket" Baur, Mark "Cap'n Slappy" Summers

Citadel Press, 2008

Cap 'n Slappy and 'Ol Chumbucket are funny, funny men. The Green Man Review Ahoy there, scallywags and sea wenches! Prepare to have your timbers thoroughly shivered. The two guys who accidentally invented International Talk Like a Pirate Day, experts in areas of pirate lore, pirate philosophy, and pirate fashion sense, here present a hilarious ...

I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell

Tucker Max

Citadel Press, 2006

Tucker Max is rude, crude, narcissistic.....
Tucker Max is rude, crude, narcissistic and awesome. I love the web site and loved this book. I was in tears laughing so hard.

Eat What You Want And Die Like A Man: The World's Unhealthiest Cookbook

Steve H. Graham

Citadel Press, 2008

Phony Reviews?
Are these real reviews? The reviews sounded so similar in style (to the author's in the excerpts available here) that I checked to see what other reviews they've written. Mostly these reviewers have only reviewed this author's books. (And to great acclaim!) Are these ...

The Alphabet Of Manliness

Maddox

Citadel Press, 2006

Loyal Fan
I've been a fan of Maddox for some time and I thought his book was great. I think you'll definitely like it, but if you don't like his website, you're not going to like his book so make sure you check it first. Also,if you're looking for manly books, then I would ...

Second Variety (The Collected Stories of Philip K. Dick, Vol. 3)

Philip K. Dick

Citadel Press, 2002

There'll Never Be Another Like Him
This book, third in a set of five from Citadel Press (who are doing similar definitive collections of Robert Bloch & Theodore Sturgeon), collects all of Dick's short stories, the vast majority of them from the 50s - not coincidentally, the high-water mark of the sf ...

Undercover Sex Signals: A Pickup Guide For Guys

Leil Lowndes

Citadel Press, 2006

Required Reading!
If you are a man, live on the planet Earth, and have any interest in dating women or catching the woman of your dreams, you had better read this book. There is a huge number of books, programs, DVD's and seminars on the subject, but they don't hold a candle to this ...

Freemasons: A History and Exploration of the World's Oldest Secret Society

H. Paul Jeffers

Citadel Press, 2005

an excelent read
Like many before me who have writen reviews on this book I to am a mason and I found this book extreemely useful in my studies. If you are a Mason, wishing to become a Mason, or just plain curious then I higly recomend this book.

The African-American Heritage Cookbook: Traditional Recipes and Fond Remembrances From Alabama's Renowned ...

Carolyn Quick Tillery

Citadel Press, 2005

Looking, Looking, Found it!!
This cookbook is a gem!! I have long been searching for a cookbook with the delicious Southern recipes I enjoyed when visiting my grandparents and great aunts in South Carolina. This is it! This cookbook has the original, homemade Southern recipes with the original ...

Strangest of All

Frank Edwards

Citadel Press, 1987

Awesome for any age
I stumbled upon the "Strange" set of books by Frank Edwards as a kid in the midwest, and they made "Ripley's Believe It or Not!" seem quite tame. It contains hundreds of articles, from a paragraph to a page or two, recounting actual people, places and events having ...

How To Create A New Identity

Donald Deschner

Citadel Press, 2000

Becoming a Chameleon
This book is great, I sat down and read it in one day. For any person looking to become someone else, this is a great place to start. As the book expresses "you are who you say you are", a must read, once you start, you won't but it down.

The Wealthy 100: From Benjamin Franklin to Bill Gates-A Ranking of the Richest Americans, Past and Present

Michael Klepper, Robert Gunther

Citadel Press, 1996

100 highly readable vignettes on wealth-obsessed individuals
Let me start by saying that I would never have picked up a book on this topic were it not for the fact that one of its authors is my brother. I am so repelled by the "get rich" mentality that is exhibited by a certain segment of our population that I would have ...

Baudelaire Rimbaud Verlaine: Selected Verse and Prose Poems

Charles-Pierre Baudelaire, Arthur Rimbaud, ...

Citadel Press, 2000

poets of evil
I think I have a better instinctual understand of these "decadents" who were the clear marking of the break between the old aesthetic rationality and the surrealism, symbolism, etc. that followed--those who actually blend the periods, smudge and blur the two ...

Fallen Angels: The Lives and Untimely Deaths of Fourteen Hollywood Beauties

Kirk Crivello

Citadel Press, 1988

Very sad aura around the book
Considering the topic, it's no wonder you'll come away from this book feeling sad and a bit depressed at the amount of young lives that were cut short, either by their own hand or someone else's (and this isn't even touching the surface! Goodness knows how many lives ...