Howard S Selden: 4 books

This contemporary story, Wapasha and the Rabbi, mirrors the lives of a small group, while reflecting on the universal power of the past to influence human lives. This is poignantly revealed not only in the stories told by the two protagonists, but also in the stories told by some of the young people,...

The author's recollections are a rare look inside Dentistry,within a meaningful and entertaining historic framework. Thelevel of detail is unstinting and refreshing, providing healthconsumers with satisfying nuggets of solid information.Selden's message is clear: valuable benefits accrue...

The enduring struggle for ethnic, cultural, national, and individual survival characterizes human history.These are powerful forces that drive events, underline deep psychological motivations, and when challenged, are uncompromising.While sadly foreseeing the impending cataclysmic termination...

An in-depth look into the abyss of tragedy and the peaks of triumph as Daryl Wincoat, troubled survivor of Vietnam and novice journalist, encounters Rabbi Asher, troubled survivor of Holocaust. Assigned by his editor to write a newspaper article about the Jewish religion, Daryl is introduced to the...