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Vocational Education in the United States
Based on data drawn from seven surveys conducted by the National Center for Education Statistics and two conducted by other organizations. Covers the period from 1991 to 1992 and reviews trends from 1982 to 1992.
Suspicious Activity
Devil's Party Press proudly presents its fifth anthology, SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY, a thrilling crime anthology featuring work by twenty-three unique voices. This volume contains the following original works: Puzzle Box No. 1 by Heidi J. Hewett Reflections of Miss Ava by Phyllis Humby Detective Show #2647 by Monte A. Anderson i finally know how a girl disappears by Kari Ann Ebert Suicide by Marriage by Judith Speizer Crandell Acts of Magic by David Yurkovich Mark Twain
Sorry, We're Closed
What we abandon begins to rot from the inside, while the outside succumbs to the ravages of nature and time. Unsightly creatures take root, protecting their new feeding grounds with ferocious antipathy. Darkness fills the debris-filled corridors, and in the darkness lurk all of the things that make our skin crawl. An abandoned building is a place of death and gloom. The living are not welcome there. But there they'll go. Because the living are nothing if not curious--and inimitably stupid.
Gathering Storm Magazine, Volume 1, Issue 2
Gathering Storm Magazine, Year 1, Issue 2, is full of themed short fiction, interactive fiction, poetry, original artwork, and engaging Tidbits that tickle the mind. All of the stories in this issue reflect one of four selected themes by the Founding Editors: Ashes to ashes, dust to dust; If it ain't broke, don't fix it; Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned; and Barking up the wrong tree.The stories include digging in the sands of Egypt, women with rifles and dust bunnies, a house maid's aversion to dust, a political satire resembling modern America, the morning after a date with a strange woman, a woman's desire for revenge for taking her man, another woman's desire to just keep her man, and a western-style story about catching the wrong guy.
Fiction War Magazine
FIFTEEN original short fiction works in a bookstore-quality trade paperback edition. A must-read for any serious devourer of literary fiction. This exceptional publication is a pleasure to hold and appreciate. Fiction War Magazine is an independent literary journal curating and showcasing original short flash fiction by established and emerging authors from around the world. Fiction Wars are seasonal writing competitions giving modern fictioneers 3 days to create a short masterwork. Issue 1 contains original flash fiction by: Christina Grant (FIRST BOOK OF LASTS) Kristy Lin Billuni (ACTS OF LEAVING) Jenni Cook (WAITING ROOM) Katie Huggins (SUSAN'S GONE) Kimby Maxson (TRANSPLANT) Liz Miles (THE CARRIER) Jonathan Ochoco (WHIRLWIND) Robin Quackenbush (CATALYST) Aubrey Scheffey (LEMURES) Brian Schwartz (CLOISTER) Xander Stronach (HIGH ABOVE, THE CROWN OF STONE) Marta Tanrikulu (CHERISHED) Morgan Tiene (THE HUNTER) Claudia Wair (THE MOTHER) Maximilian Wong Wei Han (GORDIAN)
A Bike Across America
As a midlife challenge, author Steve Ritter decided to leave the comforts of home and the daily routine of his office and set out on an epic journey to bicycle across the United States. Ritter wanted to rediscover his rural roots, explore nature, immerse himself in the rich history of his country, and find out if he still had the endurance of his youth. He wanted to see what other people did every day as he sat at his desk. In A Bike across America, he narrates the story of his thirty-five day, 3,461-mile journey that began April 27, 2013, in Virginia Beach, Virginia, and ended in Newport, Oregon. This travelogue shares Ritters thoughts, expectations, and surprisesbattling the weather, equipment failures, and his doubts and fears, and being assisted by kind-hearted strangers. With some history and geography included, Ritter tells how this cross-country ride changed his life. Frank and honest, A Bike across America recounts Ritters ultimate road tripone that taught this fifty-year-old empty nester that through perseverance and determination, it could be done.
