Sean Campbell: 28 books

How to Survive the Next Recession takes a hilarious look at our upcoming economic predicament. Companies are being restructured, house flipping reality TV shows are being cancelled, and millionaires who caused this whole thing are scraping by with the same bonuses they got last year. It’s tough...

The grand narratives of European music history are informed by the dichotomy of placements and displacements. Yet musicology has thus far largely ignored the phenomenon of displacement and underestimated its significance for musical landscapes and music history. Music and Displacement: Diasporas,...

The Complete Self Publisher Series is dedicated to helping you achieve the widest possible exposure for your work. Each of the titles in this series focuses on a different marketing strategy that will help you drive traffic to your author platform and brand yourself as a writer. During my self-publishing...

Clark Hornbell is back and his essays are bigger and funnier than ever. Look inside to see why he didn't win Gold at the Olympics, how to write the greatest children's book of all time, and how he intends to stay skinny by letting all his friends know they're fat. Part two of this series will blow the funny bone right out of your laugh factory. Buy it today and enjoy!

Clark Hornbell wants you to pipe down and listen up. Sure he’s not real, but he has a lot to say about handshakes, using French to make things sound classier, and pumping up the self-esteem of his illegitimate children. Do yourself a favor and get educated on all this, plus a myriad of other topics....

Wow, the aftermath of game 7 was crazzzzy! You've never gone so wild in all your life. Sadly, the chaos of last night is turning into a whole new chaos this morning. You need to know a few things, and soon. Like, how do I get pepper spray out of my Canucks jersey? How do I exchange everything I looted...

Archie Bunker, George Jefferson, Maude--the television sitcom world of the 1970s was peopled by the creations of Norman Lear. Beginning in 1971 with the premier of All in the Family, Lear's work gave sitcoms a new face and a new style. No longer were families perfect and lives in order. Mostly blue-collar...

In a gay twist on Brief Encounter, Charlie Morgan and Ben McSwain meet on a train and are instantly drawn to each other. Charlie is a gay writer and atheist. Ben is an evangelical Christian, widowed with two children, who has never even thought about a relationship with another man. While it appears...

Hill-forts are magnificent enclosures that were built around the late Bronze Age and Iron Age (c. 700–100 BC). There were many designs built and positions that these structures were situated, and many interpretations as to why. There are many forts located in Gloucestershire and nearby areas, with...

Rebecca Saint James is dreading the upcoming trial of her parents. She is having nightmares which wake her screaming in terror. She sees her father kill Michael over and over. Before she can try to survive the trial, she must face the sentencing of her brother. There is also the discovery that George...

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Larry Sabato, one of the leading experts in American politics, has brought together respected journalists and academics from across the political spectrum to examine every facet of the 2012 election, and what its development and outcome will mean for the nation moving forward. In frank, accessible...

Rebecca Saint James, or Mouse to her only friend, is about to graduate from high school. She is looking forward to a dismal life at the bottom of the food chain. Then her boss at the store she works for asks her to take a fill in job as a gofer at the corporate office. She is afraid she will not be...