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This volume examines the life and work of New Zealand author Maurice Duggan. His life was turbulent and difficult as he suffered from a 'black Irish' personality, the lifelong trauma of an amputated leg, and battles with alcoholism, troubled relationships and employment. This biography looks at the complexity of his life and offers a picture of literary life in New Zealand, and especially Auckland, in the 1950s and 1960s.
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The oldest and most respected martial arts title in the industry, this popular monthly magazine addresses the needs of martial artists of all levels by providing them with information about every style of self-defense in the world - including techniques and strategies. In addition, Black Belt produces and markets over 75 martial arts-oriented books and videos including many about the works of Bruce Lee, the best-known marital arts figure in the world.
Keith Patterson works hard at a small Managing Company. He became ill working in the pouring rain making it hard for him and his co-workers to finish the job they were hired for. Keiths boss, Mark Barkelson also a part time lawyer for the town, cut the day short not being able to finished the job in the pouring rain. Keith began to have trouble sleeping and getting any rest he needs to get well from the nightmares that he has during his illness. Keiths wife, Kelly talked him into seeing Dr. Maxwell Shwartz, the new doctor in town for his illness and his insomnia. Keith began to have hallucinations from his illness, soon after seeing Dr. Shwartz. It caused him to be put in a home for the insane only to find out that Dr. Maxwell Shwartz wants to keep Keith out of the way just to get to his wife. Keith plans to escape and stop the doctor before it is too late for his wife, Kelly. Will Keith be able to safe his wife from Maxwell or will his wife have the same fate?
An account of Australian public opinion about Aborigines, and the political uses of public opinion research. The authors portray the changes and continuities in Australians' public opinion about indigenous Australians, including their claims for recognition and for social justice.
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Smelvin, a very special young man, with help from family and friends, overcomes obstacles and makes a positive contribution at school and in his community. Smelvin is recommended for readers and listeners ages six to ninety-nine. Others might find it silly.
"The true story of a man who was unjustly accused of owning a child pornography website. After he and his family suffered the embarrassment and humiliation of the media frenzy that followed his arrest, the ordeal ended over two years later when the case was dismissed. The story tells how God delivered the man, helped him retain his integrity and restore his reputation ..."--Publisher's description.