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Darkborn
TWENTY SEVEN YEARS AGO, FIVE FRIENDS PLAYED A GAME. But if it was just a game, why is there blood? If it was only in their imagination, why is it crawling toward them? If they thought it was dead, why are they still afraid? DARKBORN To stop it is to believe in it. To believe in it is to sacrifice yourself to it. It could be anywhere…anyone…anything. And those who unleashed it years ago may pay for it with their lives and their souls for eternity.
One Good Run
Large Print.
John Britten
John Britten has taken his place as a New Zealand hero since his tragically early death from cancer in 1995. He and his dedicated team in Christchurch designed and built the Britten V-twin motorcycle from scratch. For a time, this machine was probably the fastest four-stroke bike in the world. It could wheel stand at 150 miles per hour simply by opening up the throttle. After five years of research, Tim Hanna has finally been able to give due credit to the man and his achievements. The biography details Britten's early life, the development of his vision, and the early prototype motorcycles, and then dives into the grueling cycle of hard work, set-backs, and failures before the Britten V-twi...
Pretending to Die
Continuing the author's exploration of myth and mourning, this poetry collection examines how the past survives in the present and how people stay afloat amidst the knowledge of mortality.
Public Papers of the Presidents of the United States
"Containing the public messages, speeches, and statements of the President", 1956-1992.
Senate Journal
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How to Bribe a Judge
A book of poems for justified sinners and reprobates alike, this collection of poetry, written by a Justice of the Ontario Court, offers insights on the act of court room sentencing and explores mercy and tolerance strained by wisdom.
Scarf
"Pleased to meet you. My name is Vera,” begins this haunting sequence of poems. Vera works in a scarf store in Hamilton, teaches a class in knot-tying, and takes the mannequin head home to bed. With rare honesty, these poems poignantly elucidate the effects of loneliness and and the search for human empathy.
