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An Arbourthorne Lad
Several biographies have been written with regard to individual experiences, careers, and of life circumstances. But this biography is an attempt to put together the life experiences of my own father Jack Foster, and of events within his lifetime, especially as a younger man. The timescale of events in Jack's early life would all occur living on the pre-war Sheffield council estate of the Arbourthorne located within the south east of the city. From such humble beginnings, that would take him around the world, to his involvement in a war taking place in the 'Far East,' or the 'Malayan Emergency' as the history books relay the conflict. During the 'Emergency' Jack was selected to become a memb...
Jack Foster Interview
Topics include the work of the company police; ethnic groups; miners' recreation; Saturday nights in Calumet, Mich.; the number of local saloons; the 1913 and 1968 miners' strikes; and his personal collection of artifacts.
A New Day
After a traumatic past, life finally seems to be looking up for Hanna Foster. But war is on its way . . . London, 1938. Hanna and Jack Foster had been sent to an orphanage when their parents were killed in a train crash, but were separated when a couple adopted Jack. Bullied and treated like a slave, it soon became clear it was a dreadful mistake. In desperation, Jack takes his future into his own hands and runs away to join the merchant navy, while Hanna takes a job looking after two children. For a time, life seems good, but war is looming and threatens to take away everything Hanna holds dear . . .
How to Get Ideas
Written by Jack Foster, a creative director for various advertising agencies with more than 40 years experience, How to Get Ideas (over 90,000 copies sold and translated into 15 languages) is a fun, accessible, and practical guide that takes the mystery and confusion out of developing new ideas.
Jack Foster Letter
This collection contains an 1883 letter written by Jack Foster, a former slave who served as a body servant in the 36th Virginia Infantry during the Civil War. Foster writes to former Confederate General John McCausland, one-time commander of the 36th. After inquiring about the general's wellbeing, Foster mentions his family, then begins to reminiscence about his time in the general's camp. Foster mentions being at Camp Narrows (Giles County, Virginia) and being present when McCausland took command following the death of General Jenkins at "Floyds Mountains" [i.e., the Battle of Cloyd's Mountain, May 9, 1864]. Foster then proceeds to recollect a discussion between Jenkins and McCausland regarding battle strategy and the Confederate units present. He also recalls baking bread in the camp.
Montana Lawman
A memoir by Barbara Spencer Foster about her husband, Jack Foster, who was sheriff of Broadwater county, MT, and then game warden.
How to Get Ideas
This new expanded second edition is an international bestseller with over 200,000 copies sold and translated into 15 languages that shows you—no matter your age or skill, your job or training—how to come up with more ideas, faster and easier. Jack Foster's simple five-step technique for solving problems and getting ideas takes the mystery and anxiety out of the idea-generating process. It's a proven process that works. You'll learn to condition your mind to become "idea-prone," utilize your sense of humor, develop your curiosity, visualize your goals, rethink your thinking, and overcome your fear of rejection. This expanded edition of the inspiring and enlightening classic features new information on how to turn failures to your advantage and how to create a rich, idea-inducing environment. Dozens of new examples and real life stories show that anyone can learn to get more and better ideas.
Unextracted - A Jack Storm Spy Thriller
When stabbed in the back, Jack bleeds rage. When a burned deep-cover CIS agent needs extraction from Southern Europe before classified intelligence is exposed, Jack Storm is sent in. Soon, supposedly friendly MI6 begins to subvert the retrieval operation. Jack suspects he has become a pawn in a dirty political power play when he discovers the agent holds more than just CIS secrets. Moreover, Jack needs to determine if his neighbor-turned-close-friend is playing a double game—or has his job truly left him incapable of trusting anyone? Now, with the extraction sabotaged and his friends-turned-enemies out for blood, how will Jack focus his rage after being betrayed... again? Reviews ★★★...
No End in Sight
Battle stations! The enemy is coming?But who is the enemy, and why are they hiding behind cloaks and screens? And why do they want Jack's Planet?GalFed said they couldn't have it.Or did they?Jack, Jenny, and Jack Senior have to defend Jack's Planet from anyone who tries to get a piece of it.But the real fight isn't there. Those are only skirmishes in the greater battle that takes Jack Foster to the heart of the monarchy to find the source of his angst.While Robert Van de Huis continues to fight his battles to save the RSN, starting with chairing the court martial of his arch-enemy, ex-Admiral Gallagher. Robert has to balance the now with the future if he's to restore the public's confidence.Jack Foster is back in action in this explosive conclusion to John Hindmarsh's epic space opera adventure!
