John Fielden: 7 books

A short love story for men. Killing Regret is a descriptive, soul-revealing tale of an apocalyptic life, layered with gruesome death and unresolved love.Author's Notes: "This book is a cherished surprise. I just finished my first novel, "Young Flemingway", and this book came to me as a...

Young Flemingway is a fictional, coming-of-age story of a teenager on the island of Puerto Rico. Set in mid-1966, the book takes the reader on a frolicking adventure through booze, barrels, bongs and boobs. Although the initial jaunt ends mid-1970, the actions and emotions of the main character are...

This book is based on 30 years of actual location audio production setups from various production sound mixers & audio assistants for National and International movies, commercials, episodic TV, music videos, sports and news programming, variety shows and more.It gives a practical understanding...

Videographers' Audio Handbook is designed for media students, working videographers, and the home video enthusiast. By using the sound principles discussed in this book and by applying the specific work related explanations, the reader will improve on the overall sound quality of their video...

First Published in 1969. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

The book title announces a broad thesis that religion is about nation building. Some essays argue with moderns such as Fareed Zakaria, who was transplanted to complex nation building in America from complex tribalism in India.

Every rock, plant and mineral is named in the Texas cultusno thing is left out. The mystic otherness of Texas is hard to conjure for a wind-swept plain, but a total verbal blast envelops the young---there is no U.S. outside of the cutlus. Homebase resents any dependence on the other estates. Accidents...