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For over fifty years, cartoonist D. Watson has been delighting readers with his sometimes cracked, sometimes provocative, always hilarious view of our world and the people who crawl around on it. Now for the first time, his best work has been collected in one place, showing the breadth of his talent and antic joy of his line. A must-own for any fan of classic American cartooning.

The 150th Anniversary Issue of The Yale Record, America's oldest college humor magazine. 124 pages of cartoons, humor, history and memories from Record alumni. If you toiled for The Record, love someone who did, or are an alum looking for a glimpse into one of Yale's greatest student organizations, this book will be a delight.

The American Bystander #24 serves of a piping hot adult-sized portion of Ron Hauge, Christmas memories from Scarfolk's Richard Littler, an appreciation of George Booth, and Michael Gerber's memories of Sean Kelly, one of the finest humorists of his generation.

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Alles was Sie heute zu Tätowierungen wissen sollten. Am besten noch bevor Sie sich Ihre Tätowierung stechen lassen! Von Fachexperten in einem Buch zusammengefasst!In Deutschland sind aktuell mehr als 12 Millionen Menschen tätowiert, wovon ein Großteil gleich mehrere Tätowierungen in der Haut trägt – Tendenz unvermindert steigend. Das Thema der bunten Körperverzierung als Stärkungsform der eigenen Individualität, Modeaccessoire oder „Just for F...

A thoughtful look at immigration, anti-immigration sentiments, and the motivations and experiences of the migrants themselves, this updated book offers a compact but wide-ranging look at one of America's persistent hot-button issues.

This volume of poems by S. A. (Steven) Gerber takes the reader on an intriguing journey through the author's consciousness. Matters of everyday life, including the trials and tribulations of putting verse on paper, communicating with others and making sense of the world as one perceives it, take center stage in these poems. His use of rhyme, a practice that for some has gone by the wayside, is in step with traditional verse, and breathes his w...

From the author of the critically acclaimed "Braced" comes a story of a girl caught between her love of chess and her ADHD.

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True Faith delves into the spiritual journey many of us take to discover for ourselves what we truly believe. Pulling from religious sources throughout the world, including Taoist, Christian, Hindu and other philosophies both religious and non-religious, this book brings reason and insight into common threads found in religion and faith to bring the reader a greater sense of understanding as well as a different way of looking at the world.Comb...

Explores the long-neglected history of those who have sustained lasting injuries or chronic illnesses while serving in uniform. The contributors to this volume cover an impressive range of countries in Europe and North America as well as a wide sweep of chronology from the Ancient World to the present.

As seen in Forbes. Social media guru, Julie A. Gerber and award-winning author of forty-three best-selling books, Carole P. Roman, team up to travel the winding road of self-publishing, promoting, and marketing a book. Join these two experts as they share their vast store of experience in an easy to read book. Learn why you need a beta reader and the importance of a good editor. Make a list of what you need to do when choosing an illustrator. ...

As the Wild West Extravaganza rides into Crystal Cove, California, Cookbook Nook store owner Jenna Hart is ready to indulge her appetite for grilled and barbecued treats-- and maybe even try the Texas skip. But when the body of one of her father's neighbors is found the next morning smoldering in a bonfire, the rodeo revelry is extinguished. Sylvia Gump had acquired plenty of enemies with her practice of illegally encroaching on her neighbors'...

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Poetry is a relative term these days. It seems anyone with an ax to grind or a rant to rave can get up in a dingy venue and call him/ herself a "poet." We all know from school days what poetry used to sound like, however, that form has pretty much been abandon and or adapted to fit our times for better or worse. Some still try to hit the mark. In the pages of this volume S.A. Gerber has attempted to put together the best of all worlds. Having ...