Robert Moss, Author . New World Library $21.95 (224p) ISBN 978-1-57731-596-4
Dreams, coincidence and imagination are “the three 'only' things,” says Moss, because people's common response to these phenomena is that it's “only” a dream, etc. A thriller writer and the pioneer of a...
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Robert Moss, Author Dell Publishing Company $5.99 (0p) ISBN 978-0-440-21341-3
When American ex-spooks and corrupt Mexican officials scheme to carve out a new state south of the border, only Mexico City CIA bureau chief Jim Kreeger stands in their way. A dark, funny, violent tour de force. (Mar.)
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Robert Moss, Author Three Rivers Press (CA) $14.95 (368p) ISBN 978-0-609-80216-8
Insisting that we are each born with the ability to experience different ways of seeing and knowing, Moss (Conscious Dreaming) invites readers through the portals of ""the twilight zone. The cusp between waking and sleeping, and between sleeping and
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Robert Moss, Author Villard Books $18.95 (498p) ISBN 978-0-394-54971-2
Perceiving how cruelly workers are treated in the early years of the 20th century, poor Hamburg boy Johnny Lentz idealistically turns to communism. Trained in Moscow as an expert in promoting revolution, he is dispatched throughout Europe, then to...
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Robert Moss, Author Simon & Schuster $21.45 (0p) ISBN 978-0-671-70341-7
When several national security officials, serving a likable but none-too-clever president, form a cabal and develop a harebrained scheme to overthrow a country south of the border, they set in motion the events that fuel this violent tour de force...
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Robert Moss, Author St. Martin's Press $19.95 (349p) ISBN 978-0-312-07011-3
In this stylish departure from his usual haunts, suspense author Moss ( Carnival of Spies ) presents the fictional journal of Shane Hardacre, in service to his distant relative Sir William Johnson, a historical figure who served as the king's...
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Robert Moss, Author Forge $24.95 (512p) ISBN 978-0-312-85738-7
In Moss's vibrant docu-novel, the American colonial frontier is aflame during the 1700s as imperial rivalry pits colonists against British and French armies and their Indian allies. This follow-up to Fire Along the Sky tells the fictionalized story...
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Robert Moss, Author Forge $24.95 (384p) ISBN 978-0-312-85739-4
In this loose sequel to The Firekeeper, Moss returns to the world of the Mohawk Indians in the 18th century. The fluid but somewhat slow historical novel follows the life of Conrad Weiser, a true-life American pioneer. It begins with his boyhood as...
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Marshall McLuhan, Author, Robert Moss, Author Pocket Books $24.95 (384p) ISBN 978-0-671-78530-7
In his earlier works, Conscious Dreaming and Dreamgates, Moss introduced readers to his unique perspective on dreams, whether they appear in deep REM sleep or the ""twilight zone"" between sleep and wakefulness. Now Moss travels further down the...
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Robert Moss. New World Library (PGW, dist.), $15.95 trade paper (328p) ISBN 978-1-60868-235-5
Moss (Dreaming the Soul Back Home) is an extraordinary guide to dreams and dreaming who also knows the power of storytelling. While not an autobiography, his book includes many personal stories and memories that offer rich fodder for the imagination—
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