Aftermath: 119 books

This volume contains the complete text of several poems, orations, essays, and manuscripts written by Francis Scott Key, a lengthy introductory letter by Roger B. Taney to an 1857 book containing many of the poems that were written by Key, and a complete manuscript on the subject of Key by Victor...

This volume, the third in Aftermath’s series on dictionaries, contains four complete works.  These complete works are:   The Devil’s Dictionary, by Ambrose Bierce The Foolish Dictionary, by Wallace Goldsmith, writing as Gideon Wurdz 3.  Women and the Alphabet, by Thomas...

This book provides essential information about the fastest ways to get jobs in the computer industry, even without a four-year degree or extensive computer programming experience.  Jobs described include: • Technician • Help Desk  • Cable Installer • Assembler • Hardware Tester...

The Second Edition of Using C in Software Design provides a creative approach to learning the C programming language by emphasizing software engineering.  This inexpensive book, extensively tested in several academic and professional settings, provides a gentle, but complete, introduction to...

This book is an updated edition of the previous McGraw-Hill edition, which was an essential guide to successful reuse across the entire software life cycle. It explains in depth the fundamentals, economics, and metrics of software reuse. The bottom line is good news for designers of complex systems:...

The stories in the four volume Classic Moon Stories series continue the pattern established in the two previous anthologies published by AfterMath: the seven volumes of Classic Mars Stories and the three volumes of Classic Venus Stories. Volume 2 of the Classic Moon Stories series contains...

This volume contains the following works of John Dos Passos: One Man’s Initiation - 1917 Three Soldiers Rosinante to the Road Again A Pushcart at the Curb It also contains a nineteenth century polemic by his father, John Randolph Dos Passos, about why the United States should recognize Cuba. John...

The stories in the four volume Classic Moon Stories series continue the pattern established in the two previous anthologies published by AfterMath: the seven volumes of Classic Mars Stories and the three volumes of Classic Venus Stories. Volume 3 of the Classic Moon Stories series contains...

A Shakespeare Miscellany This volume, number 9 in the Shakespeare series published by AfterMath, provides some supporting information not readily available and not included in any of the the other volumes in this important series.  Note that some of the authors cannot even agree on the spelling...

Shakespeare's Gardens and Stones This slim volume, number 10  in the Shakespeare series published by AfterMath, contains two complete works:  “The Plant-Lore and Garden-Craft of Shakespeare,” by Henry N. Ellacombe “Shakespeare and Precious Stones,” by George Frederick Kunz

Shakespeare’s Missing Plays? This volume, number 6 in the Shakespeare series published by AfterMath, contains two plays, possibly created by William Shakespeare: “**Sir Thomas More**” and “**The Two Noble Kinsmen**,” as well as arguments for Shakespeare’s authorship of The Two Noble Kinsmen written by William Spalding and by John Hill Burton.

This book, originally published in 1999, describes what could have happened during the era of the famous Y2K hysteria, when computers and communications devices would have had to function when four digits were needed to use the current date instead of the two digits that were commonly used in many...

This ebook is about the subject of socialism in America and, especially, the American Socialist Party.  It includes the work of David Karsner, a leading socialist.  It also includes some works of Eugene V. Debs, perhaps the best-known of the nineteenth and early twentieth century socialists...

A Shakespeare Apocrypha This unusual volume, number 7 in the Shakespeare series published by AfterMath, contains a fictional description of the life of  Judith Shakespeare (one of William’s daughters), by William Black, and an interesting work entitled “Shakespeare’s Insomnia,” written by Franklin H. Heard