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When the newly restored print of Alfred Hitchcock's 1958 thriller, Vertigo, was released nationally to sold-out theaters in 1996, New York Times critic Janet Maslin called it "the deepest, darkest masterpiece" of the director's career. That couldn't have been obvious to those behind...

Expanded 2017 edition. Many people have known for a long time that the life story of the author, celebrity and performer of intellectual feats Daniel Tammet which has been told countless times in books, television and journal papers is incomplete in ways that matter and questionable in too many ways...

# North Korean Nuke (Spy Action Thriller Series #1) Sean wants to get paid and the CIA has a job. A stash of nuclear material with world changing power is on its way to North Korea and Sean needs to find it before it reaches its destination. Not so hard, right? Death dealing generals, mafia and more...

A unique fiction magazine requires unique presentation and Black Static delivers on this front thanks to the extraordinary original artwork of artist like David Gentry and Ben Baldwin along with a design that delights in breaking rules. Every issue contains a striking news feature called White Noise,...

New! Updated and revised edition of Nina Antonia's cult classic rock biography of The Only Ones' front man Peter Perrett.With a new introduction by John Cooper-ClarkeThis edition has a lengthy additional chapter which brings it bang up to date (June 2015) and also includes an exclusive interview...

A drug-fueled trip through the gruesome levels of Hell may sound like a fictional horror story to some, and since the traveler in question was movie distributor Stephen Biro, it could just as easily have been one of his film projects. But Stephen's experiences were the real, life-changing sort....

Mike has traveled extensively in China during the past twenty-five years, on climbing expeditions and as a general tourist. This book was written to entertain and provide travel advice. Over fifty photographs.

The second edition of Richard F. Libin’s Who Stopped the Sale? is a must-read for sales professionals, sales management and business owners. In his book, Richard F. Libin, a master sales educator, author, and President of APB, deftly demonstrates ways that salespeople kill sales every day, often...

What makes a hero? It’s not a course taught in school. It’s not a subject discussed around the dinner table. Instead it’s a personal declaration—one that stems more from an observer versus the one being called heroic. This edition of The Gratitude Book Project® started...

A collection of short, personal experiences Vicky Gray and her family encountered during the first year of their new life Down Under. In addition to entertaining diary entries, inspirational stories from other expats, top tips and vital resources, the book is crammed full of well-researched information...

Accidents happen. The Vice President has seen enough of them: he’s seen the economy crash, foreign policy bungled, and civil liberties destroyed. When he gives speeches, he puts his foot in his mouth so often his tongue should have “welcome” printed on it. But when the accidents start turning...

Humor is the constant ingredient in Karen Adragna Walsh's life.Through her collection of short personal essays, she tries not to take life too seriously. When the ordinary happenings of daily living erupt, she soon discovers that there is no escaping life's funny side.

With the launch of her political campaign, the last thing Tess needed was a distraction. She had enough to deal with running as a Republican and a closeted lesbian. But when Special Agent Robin Hart from the FBI arrives in Cincinnati to investigate a corruption case, Tess finds herself spending more...

This is a revised and updated edition of the book, including more recent information, footnotes, a bibiliography, page numbers (print edition) and more beautiful fonts! In a groundbreaking reappraisal of European history, award-winning historian Brian M. Watson gives the secret history of smut...