Books by William J. Lederer

After a life spent in a successful writing career that has left him bereft of creativity and worn in body and spirit, George Adamson goes to Greece on a journey of self-discovery and renewal.

In 1965, the authors of The Ugly American published the novel Sarkhan, a book which they felt had an even more dramatic message than their great best-seller. Sarkhan was greeted with high praise, was a selection of both the Literary Guild and the Reader's Digest Condensed Book Club.

"Here it is at last: everything you wanted to know about cross-country skiing. . . . This is the kind of self-teach book that I think is most useful. Everything is broken down into easy-to-grasp parts, checklists and charts. . . . Absolutely recommended for anyone who ski tours." -Ski Magazine

"Destined to be a classic....The most practical self-help book on relationships I have seen....Discusses important, previously neglected health factors which can destroy a marriage." -Michael Lesser, M.D., past president, Orthomolecular Medical Society

"We believe that husband and wife in a discordant marriage can do the greater part of the healing and growing for themselves. There is no doctor or counselor who can-for any amount of money-give 'instant' love or marital harmony. The partners involved must do the work." -William J. Lederer and Don D. Jackson, M.D.