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Spring Into Technical Writing for Engineers and Scientists
A fast-paced guide to writing clear, concise, readable technical documents and giving compelling technical presentations. Written for scientists and engineers who need to communicate technical ideas to both technical and non-technical audiences.
Call of the Swami
Call of the Swami Folding a blanket, Irena sat in lotus position. Imagining a shell of blue light around her, she began an internal probe. It was like using her tongue to find a loose tooth. There! She found it, a tug, a leak. Someone was draining her! They were taking her energy to build up their own. But who or what? Never mind who or what, she applied a psychic bandage. At least, for now, she'd be able to handle the everyday.The Swami paused. Never mind, never mind. She will come. She will still come.Mmm! What a deliciously erotic blend: medium-ship, the mythical, and mystery! Exquisitely written with some of the most compelling damned characters I've followed in a long time. This is a talented writer who will have us panting for the next novel before we finish this one. -Bram Stoker Award Winner Steve Burt, author of the FreeKs paranormal teens seriesAustralian author Barry Rosenberg's novel, Call of the Swami, is 88,000 words. His wife, Judith, provided the cover art of the Swami seducing a young Irena in India.
Pillar of Frozen Light
This science fiction novel combines romance, philosophy, galactic travel, alien vistas, and enigmatic artefacts. Follow Jonan on a journey from self-indulgence to enlightenment: driven by his desire for a remarkable woman, pursued by a shadowy attacker, and intrigued by the mysterious pillars which hint at knowledge beyond human understanding.
Terry Rosenberg
A series of drawings by Terry Rosenberg in response to the paintings of Edward Hopper. Printed in conjunction with the exhibition Terry Rosenberg: An active meditation on the paintings of Edward Hopper, Curated by Richard Kendall, at the Edward Hopper House Museum and Study Center, Nyack, New York. Essay by Barry Schwabsky. Preface by Carole Perry. Published in collaboration with Smart Art Press (Los Angeles) and Edward Hopper House Museum & Study Center.
Glide in Slowtime
When Glide was born, a Ne'verman predicted great things for him. So how did he end up working as a pen pusher? Depressed and searching for something more to life, Glide gets much more than he bargained for when Ne'wang the Ne'vermaker, an indigenous sorcerer, whisks him through a gateway to Auslan, a former paradise in desperate need of a hero. Here Glide finds a wicked witch; a beautiful princess trapped in Slowtime (think the office on a Friday afternoon, only worse); and a talking elephant ... wait, an elephant? That's what happens to heroes around here.
KornShell Programming Tutorial
A tutorial designed for anyone needing to create simple Kornshell scripts--system administrators, programmers at various levels and UNIX users. Rosenberg has given us a book that is 85% examples-oriented. This unique format allows readers to learn Kornshell Script programming in the shortest amount of time.
Mavericks of the Sky
It was the pilots of the U.S. Air Mail service who made it possible for flight to evolve from an impractical and deadly fad to today's worldwide network of airlines. Nicknamed "The Suicide Club," this small but daring cadre of pilots took a fleet of flimsy World War I "Jenny" Biplanes and blazed a trail of sky routes across the country. In the midst of the Jazz Age, they were dashing, group–proud, brazen, and resentful of authority. They were also loyal, determined to prove the skeptics wrong. MAVERICKS OF THE SKY, by Barry Rosenburg and Catherine Macaulay, is a narrative non–fiction account of the crucial, first three years of the air mail service – beginning with the inaugural New Yo...
The Transformed Cell
One of the nation's leading surgeons tells the compelling story of his headline-making experiments--scientific breakthroughs that may revolutionize the treatment of cancer. Haunted by the question "Can the body rid itself of cancer?" Dr. Rosenberg seized upon immunotherapy as the most promising path toward curing the disease and has since achieved worldwide renown for his work. 8 pages of photographs.
