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Anthony Pryor
Anthony Pryor's enlightenment occurred as a result of his immediate and intuitive understanding of the symbolic significance of abstract forms when combined and interpreted within a systematic language of art. This book offers a comprehensive and beautifully illustrated account of Anthony Pryor's short but spectacular career.
A Shadow in the Deep
While fighting an invasion of the Pacific coast by creatures serving the entity called Tulxatash the Shadow in the Deep sudden disaster leaves Alex St. John lost in time and space, stranded in a bleak future of drowned cities and a dying world. Alex bands together with a handful of survivors in a desperate bid to undo the damage and turn back Tulxatash flood. Battling despair, madness and an army of murderous humanoid fish-creatures, they try to save what left of the world. But Alex and his new allies will have to seek help from two of his greatest enemies. Meanwhile in their own time Alex companions hotgun-toting geek Loren Hodges, goddess-powered sorceress Annabelle Lee Moore, knife-wielding avenger Mia Jordan and crusty bush pilot Wild Bill Wilson flee the rising flood waters while searching for a way to rescue their lost companion. Only by reaching across the gulf of time can Alex and his friends hope to defeat the Shadow in the Deep and even then the price might be too high--Page 4 of cover.
Anthony Pryor
Art catalogue showcasing the work of Anthony Pryor (1974-91), a sculptor in wood, metal and marble. Contains nine essays from fellow artists, outlining Pryor's happy childhood where his father encouraged creativity, his schooling in engineering studies and his love for the outdoors. He changed his career course enrolling in 1973 at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology studying sculpture and completed a Fellowship Diploma of Art. He also travelled and worked in Amsterdam and Tuscany. Copiously illustrated with colour photos and drawings. Simultaneously published in hardcover and paperback.
She Who Watches
A madman’s disturbing question, a string of savage murders, the legacy of an ancient goddess and an evil being seeking to return to our world — all are pieces of a puzzle that investigative reporter Alex St. John must solve to thwart the plans of a murderous cult and its demonic god. "Are You the Shepherd?” Working for a crummy Portland newspaper, Alex St. John thought his life was at a dead-end. But when a madman’s nonsensical question sends him in pursuit of a serial killer, Alex finds himself in a nightmare world of violence and occult mysteries. With the help of eccentric writer Damien Smith, he discovers the murders are the work of a modern-day cult seeking to resurrect ancient ...
Wings of the Fallen
"Two years ago Alex St. John accepted a mystic weapon and became the Shepherd, guardian of our reality and sworn enemy of all the things that go bump in the night. Now Alex, his comrade Loren Hodges, their loyal dog Beowulf, and Oregon rancher Frank Magruder have been drawn into an age-old conflict between the worshipers of a world-conquering god and The Fallen--a motorcycle gang made up of millenia-old demons in human form. Alex again faces a mystery with a solution that could save the world--or destroy it. And the questions just won't stop coming. Who is billionaire philanthropist Roger Dandridge and what is he hiding? What is his connection to the brilliant and exotic Annabelle Lee Moore, and why is she being hunted by a brutal band of street thugs and their otherworldly allies? The answers lie on another world, where demonic warriors ride beasts of metal and a creature called Mimma-Lemnu (All That Is Evil) holds sway. As the barriers between worlds weaken and demon legions gather, the Shepherd and his friends once more face a desperate battle with the very survival of reality at stake."--Page 4 of cover.
Richard Pryor in Hollywood
Hollywood studios were once eager to bring stand-up comedy king Richard Pryor's dynamic humor to the big screen--so much so that studio executives gave him full access to available resources and creative control to develop his own projects. Unfortunately Pryor's screen talents were far less acclaimed than his stage ones, and flops such as The Toy and Superman III greatly diminished his reputation. The author examines how this downfall unfolded through comprehensive analyses of each of Pryor's movies.
The CIA as Organized Crime
This book provides insight into the paradigmatic approaches evolved by CIA decades ago in Vietnam which remain operational practices today in Afghanistan, El Salvador, Iraq, Syria, Yemen and elsewhere. Valentine’s research into CIA activities began when CIA Director William Colby gave him free access to interview CIA officials who had been involved in various aspects of the Phoenix program in South Vietnam. The CIA would rescind it, making every effort to impede publication of The Phoenix Program, which documented the CIA’s elaborate system of population surveillance, control, entrapment, imprisonment, torture and assassination in Vietnam. While researching Phoenix, Valentine learned tha...
Rhythms of Life
Lavishly illustrated publication by a leading sculpture critic surveying the sculptures, practice, and significance of Andrew Rogers’ bronze, and stone geoglyphs (land sculpture) with additional contribution from internationally recognised writers, and critics, and many gifted photographers.
