Barbara A Foster

The Secret Lives of Alexandra David-Neel is the definitive biography of the explorer Lawrence Durrell called "the most astonishing woman of our time." Alexandra David-Neel was the first European to explore Tibet at a time when foreigners were banned; few have led a life of adventure to equal hers or...

In the first book on menage a trois ever written for a popular audience, Barbara and Michael Foster and Letha Hadady--themselves a partnership of 10 years' standing--reveal the truth about history's best-known trios and trace the menage's appearance in art, film, and fiction. 15 photos.

In the spirit of such classic female erotic adventurers as Anais Nin, Erica Jong and Toni Bentley, Barbara Foster shares the story of four women who meet to tell the lurid details of their worldly romantic encounters in Confessions of a Librarian: A Memoir of Loves. From Istanbul, Buenos Aries, Isra...

This self-help survival guide takes a beginning or experienced teacher step-by-step from a diagnosis of the Classroom Management Blues through personalized treatment and checkups in ten sessions, or chapters. In the first four sessions, a teacher makes a diagnosis. Each of the next five chapte...

This Edition: Forbidden Journey: The Life of Alexandra David-Neel, is the fascinating account of the life and exploits of the brilliant 20th century Frenchwoman-opera singer, writer, explorer, and buddist scholar-who became the first (European) female to enter the holy city of Lhasa, tibet

A major biography of a remarkable woman, A Dangerous Woman is must reading for those interested in women’s history, the roots of modern-day American Judaism, and African-American history.