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Jul 24, 1937 — —· 88 yrs

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Benita Eisler

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Benita Eisler is an American writer, photographer, and part-time lecturer in French. She is known for her research and writing on sociological topics.

NEVER TRUST ANYONE who has had a happy childhood, the saying goes

— from O'Keeffe and Stieglitz, 1991

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O'Keeffe and Stieglitz

1991

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Provides a look at the artistic collaboration and romance between artist-painter Georgia O'Keeffe and photographer, art patron, and mentor Alfred Stieglitz.

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Class Act

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Connie Weaver: Teacher, divorced single parent and lone caregiver to an elderly and difficult mother. She doesn't have time for anything else -- like romance. Years ago, she thought she and Jim Campbell could have a life together, but that was before she knew that the one thing he wanted was the only thing she couldn't give. Jim Campbell: Successful businessman who's left the business. He's back at school -- as the headmaster this time. He's a great teacher. He can handle the mostly wonderful, sometimes difficult students, the demanding faculty and the interfering parents. What he can't figure out is what to do about Connie. Even after all these years, Jim Campbell still has a lot to learn!

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Private Lives

2005

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When John heard Sam shrieking for help from his pigpen, where she'd gotten herself stuck, he did the honorable thing and rescued her - but touching Sam spelled trouble! With her veil of silken hair smelling of sunshine and wildflowers, Sam was a breath of fresh air, a blithe spirit invading his house, his privacy, and his troubled mind. A man whose brilliant singing career had left him feeling used and drained, John had retired - returning to the country place he loved to search for the dreams he'd somehow lost. Now Sam had filled his haven with laughter and provoked him outrageously, enticing him to kiss her, in the hay in the barn, by the tranquil river, in the shimmering glow of a late sunset...and he was powerless to deny her, or his own deep need. But Sam had secrets, too - and hurts that no one could share, not even the man whose music echoed in her heart and filled her soul. Would soothing John's pain with endless love heal the woman he'd sing to forever?

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