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The latest instalment of Foster's sumptuous epic comic strip continues through the 1950s. Now digitally remastered, these strips are even brighter than when they were first published 70 years ago.

In this semi-autobiographic novel, which chronicles the decline in health and welfare of an older couple, Joyce Farmer makes the case for elder care reform, now in paperback.

This is the first collection of literary short comics stories by an award-winning cartoonist.

A gathering of poetry by Roy K. Johnson that touches personal nature though the interaction of economics, mathematics and sociology.

This is a true story about one young girl's journey into the adult world. It will take you through her earliest memories up until her late teen years, where you'll share in her pain, in her horror, but also in her growth and happiness.

What if you could lose yourself in a book?" Well, what if you would?

The Only Way Down: Words About Music is a collection of prose inspired by the 9 original tracks off of Patresa Hartman's similarly titled debut album. Each chapter describes the creative process, personal stories, and philosophical/spiritual questions behind each song. Hartman dives deep into the murky human experiences of death, birth, love, loss, and insecurity, all with humor in tow.

The story of an unforgettable family trip to New Zealand, in particular to the South Island, Arthur Pass, Aoraki/Mt Cook, Queenstown, Milford Sound, and Doubtful Sound. History, geology, Maori culture, and the 100% pure flora and fauna of this beautiful country come alive during a campervan trip, in constant contact with pristine nature.

This anthology contains short stories written by a group of 4th-7th graders during a 9 week workshop conducted by Mighty Writers in Philadelphia, PA.

This invaluable language book teaches the Dominican Kwéyòl language from the very beginning. It explains Dominican Kwéyòl Grammar in very simple terms, is easy to follow and includes exercises at the end of each chapter. The book also includes two useful glossaries: English to Kwéyòl and Kwéyòl to English, plus some Kwéyòl proverbs and conversations.

Before the publication of the first edition of my book Loan Sharks I heard some very well meaning criticisms of my work, along the lines of the following: we realise that payday lending is bad but it is only a symptom, not a cause, of the economic crisis we find ourselves in today - therefore should we not focus our attention on taking down the whole system which has allowed this type of industry to proliferate? However we still need to accou...

12 Short stories including science fiction, mythology, horror, animation and fishing.

A young woman who loves her husband and 3 children finds her self caught up when an old flame comes to town. She also finds herself in the sights of a stalker. While this is going on she must find a way to keep her family and not lose it all.

At the bottom line, THE NEW PICASSO is in the same vein of romantic fable that makes pieces like Moulin Rouge! so appealing to audiences. The penniless and creative everyman struggles to accept his identity and along the way finds storybook love and romance. The moving music on the albums swell with emotionality and is sung by a cast of cherished Broadway stars...The ambitious theatrical piece tells the story of a young artist whom a temptress...

Relax, sit back in your comfy chair, pour a cup of your favorite beverage, and enjoy this eclectic compilation of short stories. Some will bring forth yesteryear. Others will have you on the edge of your seat, tickle your funny bone, and make you cry. This story collection is pure entertainment.

The mannequins are here again. I can feel them throbbing in my ears. They?re standing around in the kitchen, impassive as stone. But inside they?re laughing. I?m not getting out of bed for them, not this time." In the Dark Room is a surreal novella written and illustrated by James Knight, author of Head Traumas. The story is narrated by a bedridden man who finds himself besieged by memories, fantasies and the mannequins at the bottom of the st...

It has been fifteen years since Adam Carnell's wife died, killed by one of the ghosts that haunted Mosscroft House. It has been five years since he returned there to face his demons. Now living in Bristol with his new wife, Jenny, Adam is, finally, beginning to put the past behind him until a long forgotten evil puts that which he loves most in danger. Only then does he realise past events can cast a long shadow over the present.

Five legitimate, tried and proven ways to make money online given to you by an IT professional. An insider with real inside knowledge who has personally used these five methods to create an income from the web. Just reading this book you can see a software developer's brain at work. Every chapter fires information at you like bullets. No fluff. No clutter. Just the facts and a little, very dry, humor. Why is he making this information availabl...

This book details criminal accounts from the seventeenth century involving women. Crimes range from murder and witchcraft to more common crimes of theft and owning an alehouse without a licence.

A collection of science fiction stories by Arthur Porges that originally appeared in the 1960s. Featured in this book is "A Specimen for the Queen, " the sequel to the author's most famous story "The Ruum." Other rare tales have been drawn from the pages of magazines such as AMAZING STORIES, GALAXY and ANALOG. Also included here is the previously unpublished story "Doomsday Incident.