"Breathtaking tales of climbers and hunters, runners and racers, winners and losers by the Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter. New York Times reporter John Branch's riveting, humane features on ordinary people doing extraordinary things at the edges of the sporting world have won nearly every major journalism prize. Sidecountry gathers the best of Branch's work for the first time, including classic pieces like "Snow Fall," about skiers caught in an avalanche...

"A collection of columns from ESPN sportswriter Rick Reilly"--

Presents a collection of writings from the author's column "Hey Rube" on ESPN.com, covering such topics as retaliation for September 11th, his suggestions for "fixing" baseball, and other thoughts on politics, sports, and gossip.

Tired of his normal cartoon-strip routine, Garfield escapes the pages and enters into the real world. Just as he gets used to the life of being a real housecat, he learns that if he doesn't return to the strip, it will be canceled by the newspaper.

"From the archives of The New York Times, 165 years of the most notorious real-life crimes. For 166 years, The New York Times has been a rich source of information about crime, its reporters racing alongside tabloids to track the shocking incidents that disrupt daily life. This fascinating compilation, edited by seasoned Times crime-beat veteran Kevin Flynn, captures the full sweep of the newspapers coverage of the subject-from the assassinations...

A collection of writings from his column, "Touchstone," between 1992 and 2000 in the Madrid daily newspaper El pais and in a number of affiliated publications. These pieces cover a broad range of topics, politics alternating with culture, social issues, travel, literature, painting, music, and current events.

The "Miami Herald" columnist shares his best comic work, covering everything from sports and tourism to corruption in local politics, the Elian Gonzalez affair, and the 2000 presidential election recount.