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Fame has a magic all its own in the no-gossip-barred follow-up to Geekomancy!Ree Reyes gets her big screenwriting break, only to discover just how broken Hollywood actually is.Things are looking up for urban fantasista Ree Reyes. She's using her love of pop culture to fight monsters and protect her hometown as a Geekomancer, and now a real-live production company is shooting her television pilot script.But nothing is easy in show business. Whe...

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Clerks meets Buffy the Vampire Slayer in this original urban fantasy book about Geekomancers - humans that derive supernatural powers from pop culture.Ree Reyes's life was easier when all she had to worry about was scraping together tips from her gig as a barista and comic shop minion to pursue her ambitions as a screenwriter.When a scruffy-looking guy storms into the shop looking for a comic like his life depends on it, Ree writes it off as j...

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Excerpt from A Treatise on the Diseases of Children: With Directions for the Management of InfantsThe intrinsic merit of Dr. Underwood's advice for the physical and medical management of children was less evident to the reader, on account of the verbosity and needless expletives, which rendered the perusal of his book irksome and unpleasant. This objection has been, in a great measure, removed by the first of its English edi tors, Dr. Merriman...

Excerpt from A Treatise on the Diseases of Children: With Directions for the Management of InfantsThe intrinsic merit of Dr. Underwood's advice for the physical and medical management of children was less evident to the reader, on account of the verbosity and needless expletives, which rendered the perusal of his book irksome and unpleasant. This objection has been, in a great measure, removed by the first of its English edi tors, Dr. Merriman...

Excerpt from Surgical Tracts, Containing a Treatise Upon Ulcers of the Legs: In Which Former Methods of Treatment Are Candidly Examined, and Compared With One More Rational and Safe, Effected Without Rest and Confinement, Together With Hints on a Successful Method of Treating Some Scrophulous TumorsHis aim and expec'tation, from the Brit, was public Good, and he has certainly leis temptation than ever to inferior motives, in the prefent public...

Excerpt from A Treatise Upon Ulcers of the Legs: In Which Former of Treatment Are Candidly Examined and Compared, With One More Rational and Safe: Proving That a Perfect Cure May Generally Be Effected More Certainly Without Rest and ConfinementHowever the nature of my obligations (isnfuch', as forces me to make this public acknowledgement: not, that I mean, Sir, to trouble. You at prefent with a formal declaration of thofe refpeé'rful fentimen...