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Wormholes
Something is devouring Earth. . . A suburban house in Oklahoma vanishes into a roaring abyss. A supertanker at sea suffers a fiery destruction. A blast in China drills a gigantic cavern into a mountainside. A severed arm plummets from the sky in Missouri. Could these catastrophes possibly be related? Intrepid geologist Dacey Livingstone is nearly killed by her first attempt to plumb the mystery—a perilous descent into a house-swallowing sinkhole. Still determined, she joins with eccentric physicist Gerald Meier in a quest that takes them from the ocean's depths to interstellar space. What are these exotic "wormholes" that threaten Earth? Can their secrets be discovered, their power even ha...
The Rainbow Virus
It's the weirdest bioterrorism attack ever! A frightening epidemic of unknown viruses is turning people red, yellow, blue, chartreuse, emerald, pumpkin, fuschia. . . . An eccentric, brilliant biologist vanishes from a local biotech company. Is he the culprit? An unlikely team pursues the mystery: disgraced FBI agent Bobby Loudon and obsessive CDC disease detective Kathleen Shinohara. They race to find the bioterrorist, but they are thwarted by a shadowy, deadly network called the faction. Who is this group and what is their goal? Will Loudon's and Shinohara's worst fear be realized¿that the colorful infections are prelude to an unstoppable virus that the bioterrorist will unleash to devasta...
Working with Public Information Officers
Public Information Officers (PIOs) can be invaluable allies in your communication efforts. They can offer expert advice, as well as access to communications machinery for reaching the media and other important audiences. This guide--a supplement to Explaining Research (Oxford University Press, 2010--will help you develop the most beneficial relationships with those PIOs, whether they are in your institution, at a journal, in a scientific society, or in your funding agency. Working with Public Information Officers shows how your PIO can serve as - an editorial and media relations expert who can write and distribute news releases, pitch media on story ideas, develop media strategy, and manage ...
Wormholes Young Adult Edition
(The Young Adult Edition of Wormholes has been edited to eliminate adult language and situations.) Something is devouring Earth. . . A suburban house in Oklahoma vanishes into a roaring abyss. A supertanker at sea suffers a fiery destruction. A blast in China drills a gigantic cavern into a mountainside. A severed arm plummets from the sky in Missouri. Could these catastrophes possibly be related? Intrepid geologist Dacey Livingstone is nearly killed by her first attempt to plumb the mystery—a perilous descent into a house-swallowing sinkhole. Still determined, she joins with eccentric physicist Gerald Meier in a quest that takes them from the ocean's depths to interstellar space. What are...
Glyphs
When a curious professor insists on exploring a remote cave marked by local superstitions, he and his students uncover something ancient and evil. Now they must escape with their lives and find a way to re-seal the terrifying power they've unleashed, before those hungry for blood and souls are freed upon the world.
Symbols of the Dawn
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Higher Glyphs
Higher Glyphs is a modern interpretation, in drawings and words, of the hieroglyphs of ancient Egypt by David L. Laing, self-taught and somewhat eccentric visionary artist and writer. These symbols from antiquity drew the author into their mysterious realm and demanded that he draw them anew for a new millennium. Each glyph is paired with its modern alphabetic counterpart, and each image evokes his musing on wisdom both age-old and evergreen.
The Rainbow Virus
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Raw Glyphs
Before I died, challenge and quest were the engine driving my days. The nights felt infinite and I modeled life after them. Two decades of reaching toward spirits led me to the cusp of death. I never knew the hands that wrested me from those waning moments, yet many dutiful fingers guided me toward the sneaky castling whereupon my rook delivered checkmate. The ghosts of Tikal gathered in a vast jungle of stars. So ended my first b'ak'tun; and began the next. At the same time twenty-four years old and zero, facing a world of staggering mystery and pain, I strove to be mentally well (enough to decipher my first life through memo travelogues). The account of my journey lay buried in collected leaves of paper, etched with black ink and piled in a bin I came to know as The Vault. Brain bleed rendered conversation difficult, and I entered into dialogue with myself. Each aged notepad spoke a story of my own life--uncensored, unreal, the truth. Though often feeling social pariah, I found home with ghosts. This is the archæology of my lives.
