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Internet Killed the Video Star
The Internet, in all its semantic glory, has collated the disparate countries and continents into one cohesive digital global village and instantaneously signaled the arrival of globalization. This digital revolution has rendered many business models and industries obsolete by placing the power of art, commerce, and science into the hands of the common people. Such is the case of the music industry. This is a very brief treatise on the much written about subject of the digital music revolution. It is important to note that whatever decisions are made in the first two decades of the 21st century will invariably serve as a fairly accurate barometer in determining the outcome for the remainder of the century and perhaps beyond. If this tiny volume can serve as a contributing factor to the confluence of factors that will lead to the empowerment of the common people, then I would be honored. And, while not everyone in the digital age is an artist, at least we have found a means of expression.
Premier League By The Numbers: 2016/17 Season Review
Old school love of the game, with a new twist. Take a look back at the 2016/17 Premier League Season. With new statistics and analytics you won't find in any other book on the market we delve deeper into the performances of the key 18 players that helped shape the season. Using our new analytics we rank players by how they really perform on the field so comparing two players is now much easier. With the new xG (expected goals) grading system we can show who is the best striker in the Premier League, and who is the best goal scoring midfielder. Using a shot matrix system each midfielder and forward receives a grade based on how many goals he was expected to score based on the shots he took. xGA (expected goals against) measures how many goals a goalkeeper saves his team per season based on shot location. All in a fun and informative style. Plus full analytics and statistics on every player to pull on a shirt in the 2016/17 Premier League season. 525 pages
Accidentally in Bloom: An Enemies-to-Lovers, Reverse Grumpy Sunshine, Small-town Spicy RomCom
Rose Parker is back in her quirky hometown after 10 years, and she's pissed. Her father's will states she must close his estate with his protege and her accidental enemy: a hot, cheerful, tattooed, motorcycle-riding flower farmer. The catch? Rose and her sisters now owe $300,000 in estate back taxes, so they come together to reopen the family's 100-year-old flower shop to keep the debt collectors at bay. After dragging himself out of the bottom of life’s barrel five years ago, reformed bad boy Gray Roberts has stayed out of trouble by expanding his booming floral farm in his beloved town of Fairwick Falls. Gray proposes a deal with the local flower shop and finds an unexpected perk: riling...
All Cats Are Gray
A brief, solar interlude originally published in 1953 under the name of Andrew North. Andre Norton quickly spins up a solar system of hard-drinking pilots and schemers and then shows us how a grey cat named Bat helps score a big haul. Charming and expertly told. (Devin) About the author: Andre Alice Norton (born Alice Mary Norton, February 17, 1912 - March 17, 2005) was an American writer of science fiction and fantasy, who also wrote works of historical and contemporary fiction. She wrote primarily under the pen name Andre Norton, but also under Andrew North and Allen Weston. She was the first woman to be Gandalf Grand Master of Fantasy, to be SFWA Grand Master, and to be inducted by the Sc...
Dear England
THE MUST-READ BOOK FOR ENGLAND'S EURO 2024 JOURNEY The definitive, behind-the-scenes account of England's journey from no-hopers to genuine contenders. Under the stewardship of Gareth Southgate and captained by Harry Kane, England will arrive in Germany as favourites to win Euro 2024 and finally end all those trophy-less years of hurt. It's taken for granted that England are now considered serious challengers at major football tournaments but prior to Southgate, this wasn't the case. 'Golden generations' came and went, with club rivalries and big egos ensuring that England camps had a fractured, toxic atmosphere where performances on the pitch paled in comparison to their club successes. So,...
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