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Third & Grace
Imagine facing an abrupt, violent situation, finding yourself suddenly single, approaching fifty, and everything you’ve known for a decade is over, including your career, your income, and your lifestyle. Only the unknown future is certain. Right from the start, Judy Braxtin is in a precarious position and on a path of survival. A woman of incredible perseverance and faith, she is determined to put the pieces of her life back together and begin again. The path to her new life is strewn with difficult circumstances, memories and obstacles, providing learning experiences that contribute to a new found strength, increased faith, and the eventual development of her positive self-esteem. Third & Grace tells of the three men that Judy has committed part or all of her life to, the grace she experiences though acknowledgment of her life’s mistakes, the growth of her strong faith, and the willingness to risk loving again.
Australia’s Security in China’s Shadow
A major shift in the paradigm undergirding relations between Australia and China has become clear in the early 2020s, with geopolitical concerns trumping economic considerations. Canberra has implemented a range of new policies in response to the risks it perceives in Australia’s economic relations with China, the Chinese Communist Party’s efforts to exert political influence in Australia, the expanding capabilities and presence of the People’s Liberation Army, and Beijing’s economic and diplomatic gains in Southeast Asia and the Southwest Pacific. China’s policies towards Australia have become more coercive in economic as well as diplomatic terms. However, Australia has withstood ...
Television Series and Specials Scripts, 1946-1992
In the early days of television, many of its actors, writers, producers and directors came from radio. This crossover endowed the American Radio Archives with a treasure trove of television documents. The collected scripts span more than 40 years of American television history, from live broadcasts of the 1940s to the late 1980s. They also cover the entire spectrum of television entertainment programming, including comedies, soap operas, dramas, westerns, and crime series. The archives cover nearly 1,200 programs represented by more than 6,000 individual scripts. Includes an index of personal names, program and episode titles and production companies, as well as a glossary of industry terms.
The Corpse in the Cabana
Successful author Viola Roberts is headed to a writers’ conference at an exotic Florida resort complete with white sand beaches and swaying palm trees. She plans to lounge in the shade, drinking frosty beverages with little umbrellas while catching up on her never ending to-be-read pile. And, of course, no sojourn to tropical climes would be complete without her wise-cracking best friend and fellow author, Cheryl. All is going well until Viola discovers the diva of the author world dead (as a doornail) of unnatural causes. The police immediately consider her their prime suspect, a fact which irritates her no end. But when the head detective turns a gimlet eye on Viola’s best friend, the ...
Solo into the Rising Sun
When we think about World War II bombers, we picture formations of scores of bombers, escorted and protected by fighters, flying into enemy territory and bombing the hell out of the enemy. In Europe and usually the Pacific, this was the standard approach, but some bomber squadrons flew a different kind of mission. This was the case for VPB-117 – the Blue Raiders – unique not only because its B-24 Liberators flew for the U.S. Navy and not the Army, but also because most of the Raiders’ missions entailed bombers venturing out over the Pacific, alone, to seek and destroy on long-range missions of a thousand miles out and a thousand back, often at altitudes close enough for sea spray to cloud their windows. This is their story.
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Lesbian & Queer Plays from the Jane Chambers Prize
LESBIAN & QUEER PLAYS FROM THE JANE CHAMBERS PRIZE edited by Maya E. Roth and Jennifer-Scott Mobley with a preface by Jill Dolan and an afterword by Sara Warner This volume, the first of two, gathers five plays from the history of the Jane Chambers Prize: UNSPEAKABLE ACTS by Mary F. Casey, FULL/SELF by Claire Chafee, THE SIEGELS OF MONTAUK by Meryl Cohn, A LIVE DRESS by MJ Kaufman and FEMMES by Gina Young. THE JANE CHAMBERS PRIZE recognizes plays and scripts for performance written by a woman that present a feminist perspective and significant roles for female performers. This annual award is given in memory of lesbian playwright Jane Chambers who, through her plays and activism became a major feminist voice in American theater. This publication is a collaboration between WTP and NoPassport Press.
Meet Little Miss Lucy Lu
Lucy Lu, a small Chihuahua puppy, leaves the only home she has known since birth. She left her mother behind, not knowing if she would ever see her again. Scared and lonely, Lucy Lu learns to love her new home. She adapts quickly to her new surroundings. Lucy Lu meets her new best friend, Maggie Mae. She teaches and shows Lucy Lu things, she needs to know about while growing up. Things Lucy Lu will always take with her on the journey of life.
Hardison and Allied Families
James Hardison (1759-1842) was born in Martin County, North Carolina. After serving in the Revolutionary War he migrated to Maury County, Tennessee where he married Mary Roberson in about 1789 and Mary Smithwick in 1808 or 1809. Descendants and relatives lived in Tennessee, North Carolina and Virginia.
China and Cybersecurity
"Examines cyberspace threats and policies from the vantage points of China and the U.S"--
