Cobb: 371 books

Celebrate the Seasons and the Wheel of the Year  Rituals • Recipes • Crafts • Pagan Lore • Planetary Guidance Enrich your spiritual life with the lessons and gifts of the eight sacred holidays of the witches’ year. Offering a variety of ways to work with seasonal energies,...

From the author of Tales of the Cemetery Trees and Judith: A Quoddy Tale, The Wishing Well is the first in a series of short stories titled Tales of the Detectorists, about two Mainers, Rob and Dean, who search for treasure in the unlikeliest places. Abandoned a century ago, Hebron Village was once...

Geneva Cobb Moore deftly combines literature, history, criticism, and theory in Maternal Metaphors of Power in African American Women’s Literature by offering insight into the historical black experience from slavery to freedom as depicted in the literature of nine female writers across several...

Turn your degree into a career   Designed to help students consider their career options and opportunities, The CQ Press Career Guide for Political Science Studentsoffers a practical collection of employment resources, career-path options, and real-life tips for how to get ahead. Providing...

From pinch pots to coiled boxes to soft slab tableware, mastering hand building is a lifelong pursuit. In this book, Sunshine Cobb covers all the foundational skills, with lessons for constructing both simple and complex forms from clay. Ceramic artists will also find a variety of next-level...

Sunset Dawn is a collection of poetry written in 2014 and two short stories that are under one thousand words each. Most of the poetry is romantic in nature, though some speak of confusion and grief long held. The short stories, known as flash fiction, are science fiction in nature and meant to be humorous and thought provoking.

Is whether we contract cancer—and whether we survive the disease, if we get it—largely just a result of good versus bad luck, or are these outcomes regarding cancer tied to the policies and actions of our federal government? Cancer-treating drug development and approval is overseen by the U.S....

In this fascinating history, Cathy Cobb and Harold Goldwhite celebrate not only chemistry's theories and breakthroughs but also the provocative times and personalities that shaped this amazing science and brought it to life. Throughout the book, the reader will meet the hedonists and swindlers, monks...

A lively discussion of costume dramas to women's films, Shelley Cobb investigates the practice of adaptation in contemporary films made by women. The figure of the woman author comes to the fore as a key site for the representation of women's agency and the authority of the woman filmmaker.

Increasingly world religious traditions present not just an intellectual or apologetic challenge to Christians but a daily encounter, a source of religious practices, and even live religious options. How are Christians to relate to these traditions and the neighbors and friends who live by them? This...

In this collection of short stories Vincent Cobb explores aspects of life that are both extraordinary and interesting but often delve in to the otherworld of the supernatural. From the story of the remarkable but apparently ordinary Agnes Ward , whose discovery of Cancer takes her on a journey out...

An anthology of some of the greatest war novels of all time. The collection include an active table of contents to help you easily find the book you want.Works include:"The Red Badge of Courage" By Stephen Crane"The Iliad" By Homer"Three Soldiers" By John Dos Passos"Ride Proud, Rebel!" By Andre Alice...

Election Day draws close for Los Angeles, a broke landscape losing its soul to the War on Terror . . . is there still time for Van Wyck to save it? Marked by the Clan of the Sour Hand, Van Wyck falls into the clutches of their dreaded mercenaries—and encounters an evil so great, a power so menacing,...

Does martyrdom hurt? The obvious answer to this question is “yes.” L. Stephanie Cobb, asserts, however, that early Christian martyr texts respond to this question with an emphatic “no!” Divine Deliverance examines the original martyr texts of the second through fifth centuries, concluding...