Road to Revolution by PeterFurst Paperback, 168 Pages, Published 2012 by Lulu.Com ISBN-13: 978-1-291-08864-9, ISBN: 1-291-08864-4
"Retrace the history-changing journey of Che Guevara and Alberto Granado across South America, as friends Peter Furst and Garnet Mae retrace their steps. Combining original diary extracts along with the history of the continent and the experiences of Furst and Mae, Road to Revolution will immerse you in the adventure spanning Buenos Aires to Havana."
When the Games are Over The Authorized Joe Deloach Biography by PeterFurst 256 Pages, Published 2004 ISBN-13: 978-0-646-43640-1, ISBN: 0-646-43640-6
"Also discusses how Christians can make use of the Potter books to share their beliefs by providing analogies and issues for discussion. Includes references, and indexes of quotations from Scripture and the Potter books."
"A celebration of the life and pioneering work of the eminent mycologist and scholar R. Gordon Wasson.A legendary figure in the field of ethnobotany, R. Gordon Wasson's trail-blazing work on hallucinogenic mushrooms with the Mexican curandera Maria Sabina in the 1950s brought increased scholarly attention to the importance of psychoactive plants in the spiritual life of indigenous peoples and had a profound influence well beyond the acad ..."
Don Quixote in Exile(1st Edition) (Jewish Lives) by PeterFurst Hardcover, 209 Pages, Published 1996 by Northwestern University Press ISBN-13: 978-0-8101-1447-0, ISBN: 0-8101-1447-X
"Peter Furst's biographical novel is the chronicle of a Jew who fled Germany in the 1930s.The odyssey begins in Monte Carlo, where a narrator named Peter is covering the auto races for a German newspaper. Preferring life as an exile over a return to Nazi Germany, Peter bounces to Madrid, where he's branded a Nazi; covers the Spanish Civil War from the back room of a Vienna coffeehouse; and journeys to Belgrade, where all the cafe patrons ..."
Don Quixote in Exile(1st Edition) (Jewish Lives) by PeterFurst Paperback, 209 Pages, Published 1996 by Northwestern University Press ISBN-13: 978-0-8101-1448-7, ISBN: 0-8101-1448-8
"Peter, a sports journalist, flees Nazi Germany and travels to Monte Carlo, Madrid, Vienna, Belgrade, and, finally, the Caribbean in search of sanctuary."
The Cigar Killer by PeterFurst Hardcover, Published 1995 by Northwestern Univ Pr ISBN-13: 978-0-8101-1260-5, ISBN: 0-8101-1260-4
"Between 1400 and 400 BC, in what is now Mexico and Central America, the Olmec people created a magnificent culture, one too often overshadowed by those of the Maya and the Aztec. This catalogue accompanies an exhibition of over 250 Olmec works of art - ceramic, jade and stone - on display at the Art Museum, Princeton University in December 1995, and travelling to the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Essays by prominent scholars offer inter ..."