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In these funny, heartbreaking, and frighteningly perceptive stories, Michael Parker shows us, for better or worse, the mechanics of the male mind. The men here—no matter how culpable, deceptive, idealistic, dangerous, flirtatious, gullible, undecided, obsessed, callous, or illogically logical—trust in the power of love and in the women who reel them in or do their best to leave them behind.

Praise for Who Said So? "Michael E. Parker leaps light-years ahead of conventional management gurus. He systematically guides you in creating a supporting infrastructure and leading your employees through the complex and chaotic process of implementing this vital change. With Michael's book, you quickly begin seeing the day-to-day rewards from implementing Value-Centered Management." -Beth L. Evard, coauthor of Managing Business Change For Du...

Manfred Schiller is the world's most powerful and richest citizen who controls an enormous industry covering most aspects of everyone's lives. The key to controlling his organisation is a week-old baby boy and Franz Molke, leader of the People's Party in Germany, aims to control the Schiller empire by kidnapping the infant.

Having captured six national collegiate titles and the most total wins in NCAA history, Michael Parker has succeeded at soccers highest levels. In Premier Soccer, he describes his methods for developing players and teams into champions, revealing the insights, approaches, and methods that have earned him unmatched success. Parkers instruction will be invaluable for coaches at high schools, clubs, and small colleges as well as for dedicated pla...

Wild and calm, boisterous and quiet, these accessible poems contain surprisingly complex philosophical and personal knowledge.

Just for fun, the vandals toss monkey wrenches into the machinery of life, wreaking poetic havoc.

There is a God, a cosmic power that governs the earth and sustains our lives. The author, in a divine manner, captures the essence of Godliness in all its ecclesiastical glory. The dominant presence is love-love that makes the world go round in the truest sense of the word, the all-consuming veiled power of love that can move mountains and revolutionize the face of the earth.

This newest collection showcases Parker's ability to wed fiction elements to his own distinct poetics.

The author offers a framework for comparing cognition in humans and non-human primates. She draws on various versions of human development theory to study the evolution of intelligence across primate species.

Fiskerton, located in the Witham valley of Lincoln, is one of only a handful of excavated sites in Europe to reveal the Iron Age practice of ritually destroying special and elite objects by placing them in a body of water. This volume reports on the 1981 excavations on the bank of the River Witham and provides fascinating insights into this important aspect of Iron Age religion and culture. A remarkable group of Iron Age and Roman artefacts wa...