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So you've graduated. What now? Where do you live? Can you afford to live? How can you make money doing design? How do you get a job? Who do you want to work for and are you good enough? This book is a comprehensive and insightful guide to anything and everything that is of use to those looking to break into the creative industries,sharing experiences, ideas, advice, criticism, and encouragement. With sections covering education, portfolios, jobs/freelancing, working process, and personal development, this straight-talking, funny, and frequently irreverent guide is a must-read for all creative arts students.
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Killing Craig by Verna M. Cyrette Verna M. Cyrette is fighting for true love; this is her story. Corrupt government officials, meddling family members, and mischievous social workers have come together to plot against the author and her lover, Craig. Nevertheless, Verna refuses to be used as a pawn in their twisted game, and she continues to fight for her beloved boyfriend. Despite the turbulent relationship and many obstacles, Verna stays strong and remains dedicated to freeing Craig from the demons that are “killing” him. Is their love strong enough to survive?
Crush is not just a bar...it’s a family. Box set 2 contains: Deep Down follows the story of Craig who doesn’t realise he’s in a domestic abuse situation until Alex points it out to him. The news rocks Craig’s world because it’s not how he saw his relationship, at least until his boyfriend uses his fists one time too many. Alex is behind Craig every step of the way, and despite how much he cares for Craig, he’s willing to wait as long as Craig needs him to. A Crush for Christmas is a transatlantic romance. Colton lives in New York, but his mother returned to her home town of Cambridge, UK when his father died. It means he only gets to see her once a year, around Christmas, when he...
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After starting at a new school, a nerdy seventh-grader becomes a reluctant superhero.
Craig Mann's experiences with women and children over the years had not been good. Melissa Branson is a young widow with three small children, struggling to make her way in the world. When circumstances throw Craig into contact with Melissa when she becomes ill, he finds himself not only taking care of her and her children, but also falling in love with them, despite his reluctance to become involved.