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	Cold - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		COLD (novel), a James Bond novel by John Gardner; alternatively titled Cold Fall in the United States.
		Cold has been called "the least bad of all bad things".
		This may be related to the theory of cryogenics, where a carefully-frozen being can be revived after death.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cold (135 words)

	COLD (novel) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		COLD, first published in 1996, was the sixteenth and final novel by John Gardner featuring Ian Fleming's secret agent, James Bond (including Gardner's novelizations of Licence to Kill and GoldenEye).
		Carrying the Glidrose Publications copyright, it was first published in the United Kingdom by Hodder and Stoughton and in the United States by Putnam.
		This was the first time a Bond novel had been given a different title for American book publication since Fleming's Moonraker was initially published there under the title Too Hot to Handle in the mid-1950s.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/COLD_(novel) (438 words)

	On War out of Cold Mountain (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Cold Mountain, though without depictions of graphic battles, is a war novel but never a love novel indeed.
		The main purpose of the novel is to portray the alarming struggles that both soldiers and the loved ones left behind experienced during the time period.
		The main purpose of the novel was to depict the struggles that both the soldiers and the women faced.
	www.bvtc.edu.cn /Article/wyx/jxgg/200610/1227.html (2354 words)

	Outpost Gallifrey: Reviews
		This whole aspect of the novel is hugely fascinating as a very old Gallifreyan who regenerates for the first time during the novel, the mystery that Parkin builds up about her regarding who she is and what her relationship with the Doctor truly is make this a very notable novel.
		Sometimes novels featuring 'events' can fall quite flat because they do not pay enough attention to their plot which is the foundation of a good Doctor Who novel, and with the elements going into Cold Fusion, there was a real risk that this could happen here.
		Cold Fusion is in itself a strange novel, in that there hasn't really been a multi-Doctor story quite like it before or since, and the unusual nature of the situation really makes this a distinctive book.
	www.gallifreyone.com /review.php?id=ma-29 (1236 words)

	"Concealment and Revelation": Functions of Cold Imagery in Jane Eyre
		In other words, a dimension of cold, such as its relationship to religious hypocrisy, is associated with a given object while Jane is at Lowood; and elsewhere in the novel, cold appears in a manner serving the same function, with the same association.
		This means that a dimension of cold may be associated with the cultural context of the novel, not necessarily being tied to anything in the novel itself; and heretofore such an analysis of this approach has not been pursued.
		Cold imagery appears in the novel when Jane feels she is without hope, and consequently recedes when she feels the stirring of hope.
	www.umd.umich.edu /casl/hum/eng/classes/434/charweb/erwood1.htm (2389 words)

	SparkNotes: Cold Sassy Tree: Themes, Motifs & Symbols
		The novel, which takes place in 1906 and 1907, chronicles a time when people’s lives were revolutionized by a host of new conveniences, such as indoor plumbing and toilets, electric light, the automobile, and sound recordings.
		The novel’s first passages introduce such innovative technology as Will comments on the plumbing and telephones that are making their way into every home.
		At the end of the novel, that last tree is felled so that the tracks can be widened, and the townspeople want to change the name of the town to something more modern.
	www.sparknotes.com /lit/coldsassy/themes.html (1324 words)

	Cold - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Common cold, an infectious disease of the nose and throat
		COLD, a James Bond novel by John Gardner; alternatively titled Cold Fall in the United States.
		You can find it there under the keyword Cold (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold)The list of previous authors is available here: version history (http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Coldandaction=history).
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Cold (175 words)

	Flak Magazine: Review of Cold Mountain, 01.08.04
		Similarly, the strongest aspect of Frazier's writing is his physical descriptions of Cold Mountain, usually from the perspective of a porch near its base.
		In this, as Newsweek praised it, Frazier's novel "attains the status of literature."
		Homer's myth began as an oral history and has been passed to us as a epic poem; Frazier's novel too is an epic poem, but he buries his poetry under heaps of prose, like the green grass of Cold Mountain underneath a foot of snow.
	www.flakmag.com /film/coldmountain.html (1592 words)

	Varian, Inc. NMR Cold Probes
		The Salt Tolerant Cold Probe retains all the features and benefits of a standard cold probe through its unique RF design that allows it to be used with both the standard round and novel patented rectangular 3x6 S-tubes™.
		The Salt Tolerant Cold Probe is clearly the probe of choice for a researcher pushing the limits on obtaining NMR data on small quantities of demanding bio-NMR samples or biological fluids, such as urine.
		The Cold Probe's ability to accommodate a variety of sample modalities creates an unusually versatile and easy-to-use probe that is compatible with 3- and 5-mm NMR sample tubes or, alternatively, flow NMR applications with the addition of the Cold Probe IFC accessory and results.
	www.varianinc.com /nav/products/nmr/probes/liquids/cold_probes/index&cid=IJJLJNIOFO (331 words)

	Amazon.ca: Cold: a Novel: Books: John Smolens (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Cold is fiction to chill the soul--too revealing of human selfishness to be easily read, too well-written to be easily put down.
		Set in Michigan's cold, harsh Upper Peninsula, this third novel by Smolens (Angel's Head, etc.) uses its frigid backdrop as the perfect setting for an astute examination of six lives wrecked by fate, betrayal and tragedy.
		John Smolens, in his novel, "Cold," captures the feel, the smell,and and the atmophere of a frigid, nothern climate.
	www.amazon.ca /Cold-Novel-John-Smolens/dp/0609607944 (1278 words)

	Random House Confident of Follow-Up to 'Cold Mountain' - New York Times
		Four years after agreeing to sell his second novel to Random House for an advance of more than $8 million, Charles Frazier, the author of the best-selling "Cold Mountain," has handed in the first half of his final manuscript, and is expected to turn in the remaining half next week.
		The new novel, like "Cold Mountain," takes place in the 19th-century American South and is the story of a young white man raised by Cherokee Indians who ends up representing them in Washington in their fight to preserve their land.
		"Cold Mountain," which was also made into a movie starring Nicole Kidman and Jude Law, spent 61 weeks on the New York Times best-seller list in hardcover, and a total of 33 weeks on the paperback list.
	www.nytimes.com /2006/04/20/books/20fraz.html?ex=1303185600&en=0e92a1b40984b4b5&ei=5088&partner=rssnyt&emc=rss (1104 words)

	Salon \| Mountain man
		Back at Cold Mountain, his prewar sweetheart, Ada Monroe, a city-bred woman left alone and helpless on her late father's farm, is rescued from starvation by Ruby, an indigent girl who shows her how to work the land.
		In the course of "Cold Mountain," Inman and Ada salvage their lifeway little by little, but, as Frazier laments, for us that possibility is now long lost.
		The publication of "Cold Mountain" has been greeted with some of the most impressive accolades we've ever seen for a first novel.
	www.salon.com /july97/coldintro970709.html (364 words)

	Tom Piazza (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		It is, finally, a private odyssey: a tragic one in which people are corrupted and hearts broken when self-righteousness masquerades as fashionably ironic self-awareness.
		On the surface it is all nostalgia and family episodes, but its construction is musical, with ‘movements’ that build on each other, allowing Piazza plenty of space to improvise variations on his theme.
		“Piazza’s novel is at least four different fabulous animals – the academic novel, the Catholic memoir, the journey into the Heart of Darkness and the Cheeveresque hallucination/revelation in which reality manifests itself as suburban illusion.
	tompiazza.compulsivecreations.com /my_cold_war/index.html (814 words)

	Cold Mountain North Carolina
		Cold Mountain North Carolina, located 35 miles from Asheville North Carolina, has received notoriety from the best-selling Charles Frazier novel Cold Mountain and the acclaimed 2003 motion picture.
		The easiest way to see Cold Mountain is from the Blue Ridge Parkway at Milepost 412, about 30 miles from downtown Asheville.
		A more extensive view of Cold Mountain is enjoyed from the top of Mount Pisgah (5,700 feet), located at Milepost 407 on the Blue Ridge Parkway, 26 miles southwest of Asheville.
	www.romanticasheville.com /coldmountain.htm (903 words)

	Writing history: Capote's novel has lasting effect on journalism \| LJWorld.com
		Madeleine Blais teaches Truman Capote's "In Cold Blood" in journalism classes because it is compelling and beautiful, she said, a masterpiece.
		But, with "In Cold Blood" about to turn 40 years old, those leading the movement once known as "new journalism" agree that the book deserves to be remembered for its contributions to the genre as well as for its faults.
		The book took the form of a novel, featuring set scenes, characters, a distinctive voice and a story formed with an introduction, rising action, climax and resolution -- the real events surrounding the murder of the Herb Clutter family shaped into a storyline.
	www2.ljworld.com /news/2005/apr/03/writing_history_capotes (1711 words)

	Laurie Morrow & Edward Morrow on Hillary Clinton on National Review Online
		When picking up Clinton's novel, we had hoped for a better treatment of the events of the mythological kingdom of Lesser Camelot than was presented in an earlier novel, Monica's Story, by M. Lewinsky, a bodice-ripper which also advanced a female victim-protagonist who blames others for problems of her own making.
		Her relationship with her absurdly priapic husband — who saves the novel from tedium as a comic-relief character — never feels genuine, but seems mainly a device to enable the author to insert the protagonist into an interesting setting.
		Consider, for example, the protagonist's words concerning of one of the novel's most intense dramatic moments, her reflection on the protracted public humiliation to which her husband's infidelity has yet again subjected her: "I also worried that the armor I had acquired might distance me from my true emotions.
	www.nationalreview.com /comment/comment-morrow061203.asp (1379 words)

	"In Cold Blood" - Salon
		"In Cold Blood" began, as the story goes, when Truman Capote came across a 300-word article in the back of the New York Times describing the unexplained murder of a family of four in rural Kansas.
		He spent six years researching "In Cold Blood," and claimed to have invented a genre, the nonfiction novel; later, Tom Wolfe and others would include "In Cold Blood" in their own movement, known as New Journalism.
		His meticulous, even obsessive reporting allowed his characters to tell the story, and the result is the best true-crime novel you ever couldn't put down.
	dir.salon.com /story/ent/masterpiece/2002/01/22/cold_blood/index.html (645 words)

	Scotsman.com News - Latest News - Forsyth novel tackles "new Cold War" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Since the end of the Cold War thriller writers have been searching for a theme to replace it, and Forsyth believes they may have found it in global terrorism.
		In his latest novel, "The Afghan", the 67-year-old describes how a British agent seeks to infiltrate the higher echelons of al Qaeda in a bid to thwart a major attack.
		Forsyth's research for his novel was meticulous, and involved talking to British intelligence officials who told him it was virtually impossible for a covert agent to infiltrate al Qaeda.
	news.scotsman.com /latest.cfm?id=1091812006 (873 words)

	Philadelphia Inquirer \| 10/22/2006 \| 'Cold Mountain' author fails in his second novel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Frazier's second novel, Thirteen Moons, has a beautifully rendered opening that pulled me in immediately and gave me high hopes that it would be as rewarding a reading experience as Cold Mountain: "There is no scatheless rapture.
		Cold Mountain is a retelling of The Odyssey.
		Cold Mountain is pointedly analogous to Homer's epic, with Frazier creating direct corollaries to Odysseus' adventures and Penelope's plights.
	www.philly.com /mld/inquirer/news/special_packages/sunday_review/15816402.htm (746 words)

	SparkNotes: Cold Sassy Tree: Context
		Of her career and upbringing, Burns once said, “It has been said that growing up in the South and becoming a writer is like spending your life riding in a wagon, seated in a chair that is always facing backwards.
		Although Cold Sassy Tree is not a biographical account of Burns’s own family, Burns draws upon the colorful history and idiosyncrasies of her father and his family to evoke Georgia at the beginning of the twentieth century.
		In this second novel, Burns intended to base the story on her parents’ life and marriage during the Great Depression.
	www.sparknotes.com /lit/coldsassy/context.html (520 words)

	Salon \| "Cold Mountain" diary
		One day six or seven years ago, shortly before I began writing "Cold Mountain," I drove across a ridge and switchbacked into a valley of the Smoky Mountains.
		I was not then thinking about writing a Civil War novel, and though I am triply qualified for acceptance into the Sons of Confederate Veterans, I remain largely uninterested in the great movements of troops, the famous personality traits of the noble generals and tragic presidents.
		If he's there he has a fine view to the forks of the Pigeon River, where once stood a Cherokee town called Kanuga, not a trace of it left but potsherds in the river sand.
	www.salon.com /july97/colddiary970709.html (761 words)

	Amazon.com: Cold Truth: A Novel: Books: Mariah Stewart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		However, this novel is actually the first of the "Truth" series.
		Cold Truth is the first FICTION novel in the Truth series.
		For those readers that enjoy figuring out who done it, this novel may be a bit of a let down.
	www.amazon.com /Cold-Truth-Novel-Mariah-Stewart/dp/0345476654 (1812 words)

	Crime Novel Review: ‘In Cold Blood’ by Truman Capote, 19/10/04, Nicola's blog
		Both Perry and Dick's characters are developed into ruthless, cold blooded killers as the reader is informed of their childhoods, past convictions and their thoughts and feelings about the murder.
		Crime is at the centre of their day to day lives and they become the representation of criminals in social order.
		Dewey is quick on the case and becomes the classic hero of the novel.
	blogs.warwick.ac.uk /nicolabingham/entry/crime_novel_review (801 words)

	A War Novel - Victory at Sea, Air Combat, the USS Ronald Reagan, Women in Combat and a Cold War History by a Naval ...
		Driving this war novel of victory at sea is the concentration of U.S. sea power to counter the aggressiveness of a powerful military alliance of Iran, Saudi Arabia and Iraq in a quest to control the riches of the vast Caspian Sea oil reserves.
		This is a war novel of our nation’s best young men and women in combat and on the deck plates doing the tough job at sea, with constant sacrifice, heroism, honor and patriotism after ten months of enormous tension and stress.
		Author’s note: Humble in Victory is a classic war novel of heroism on the deck plates and cockpits and tough victory at sea not too many years hence.
	www.peterbbooth.com (426 words)

	Stone Cold - Information and Resources for Curing Common Cold (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Parker novels, "Stone Cold" is so smoothly put together it's not much of a stretch to foresee it...
		The amazing Stone Cold+ 12/24 volt marine refrigerator is a result of 30 years of marine refrigeration experience...
		Hot stone massage from soothing stone is a therapuetic massage modality utilizing cold and hot basalt lava stones perfect for the licensed massage therapist.
	cold.fdsv.com /index.php?k=stone-cold (991 words)

	Books : Cold Hit: A Shane Scully Novel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		BETWEEN A COLD WARShane Scully has found his footing while his partner is going down in flames and a serial murderer rattles L.A...
		To do his job, Scully must risk everything-unraveling the mystery of a Cold War act of betrayal, a brutal street crime, and a killer just waiting to hit again....'As the case spirals outward from local crime to international espionage dating back to the 1980s, the action rarely lets up.
		Cold Hit is around the sixth book in the Shane Scully series (admittedly, I have only read three or four of them).
	www.cosyreading.info /0312347359/Cold_Hit_A_Shane_Scully_Novel.shtml (2222 words)

	Amazon.com: Cold Mountain: A Novel: Books: Charles Frazier (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		This unabridged audio version of Cold Mountain, read by author Charles Frazier, deserves at least as much acclaim as the bestselling print edition, which won the National Book Award.
		The weight of flashbacks alone drags the novel to the ground (and it hardly gets off the ground in the first place!) There are glaring anachronisms.
		This is a forgivable sin, if the novel is well written, if it rises about the banal, if it offers something more than surface.
	amazon.com /Cold-Mountain-Novel-Vintage-Contemporaries/dp/0375700757 (2176 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on The Cold Moon : A Lincoln Rhyme Novel at Epinions.com
		Perhaps Detective Sachs is a bit distracted – she's concurrently running her first murder case as principal investigator instead of crime scene tech (a crime scene tech with forensic superpowers, but a crime scene tech nonetheless).
		That's his intricate style of work, his writing replete with plot twists – some of which are so sudden and so unexpected as to induce a form of psychological whiplash.
		It's not that Deaver hasn't done the whiplash thing before – his revelation of the identity of the killer in The Bone Collector is a case in point.
	www.epinions.com /content_242253008516 (921 words)

	Cold Blooded: A Hardcore Novel - Wal-Mart
		Omar Tyree -- writing as The Urban Griot -- delivers a thrilling novel about a jaded college girl who when scorned becomes more lethal than the hardened criminal with whom she falls in love.
		When Janeia Goode, a beautiful undergrad studying psychology at Chicago State University, meets Warren Hamilton, known as Molasses --or Moe for short -- she knows he is dangerous, and yet she finds him to be exciting, mysterious, and undeniably sexy.
		"Cold Blooded" will thrill readers who are already hooked on Tyree's racy tales of urban reality and romance.
	www.walmart.com /catalog/product.gsp?product_id=2541684 (627 words)

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