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Stressful World
'Stressful World' is a collection of illustrated lyrics and Guitar Tab from English Musician and writer Tim Hunter. Taken from 5 of his 'songs' albums these lyrics represent a selection of the poetry and imagery of Tim's music. The collection features many of his famous songs such as 'Stressful World','The Storm is Coming','Open Mind','Moorland Drifter','Where Have the Songs All Gone?' and others. Tim Hunter is an English composer and writer. He has been composing music for four decades. He has many of his compositions broadcast on National Radio in the UK as well as Europe. In the 1970s he led a number of guitar based rock groups, some of which achieved airplay on local and National BBC radio.The book also features a biography,photos,reviews and other information.'...rural and reflective poetry'¦' Luxembourg NewsFor further information on Tim's music, visit www.northernsoundscapes.co.uk and www.timhunter.net
The Sky at Night
Ideal for backyard stargazers, this introduction to astronomy from expert Tim B. Hunter offers a unique blend of advice and personal observations to help novices take up the hobby of watching the night sky with the naked eye. Compiled from and expanding on the long-running Sky Spy column, this book covers all the basics--from the Moon, planets, and stars to the history and origins of constellations and selected famous astronomers and events. Pictures and illustrations guide readers as Hunter defines and outlines astronomical terms and shares four decades of personal experiences to help other would-be astronomers excel in this heavenly hobby.
Prudent Pathways to Quality (Global Edition)
In 'Prudent Pathways To Quality', Tim Hunter discusses how we can uphold quality standards and produce the kind of high-skilled IT workforce that might help take us out of the recession. The book discusses the nature of quality and shows how the new Quality Driven Development (QDD) methodology can be used to resolve the conflict between the priorities of ‘the project’ and the sometimes inconvenient truth revealed by formal testing. Using practical examples taken from the world of IT development, the book shows how you can take the Prudent Pathway, turn Bad IT into Good, and gain entrance to the glittering City of Quality. ‘I agree with many of the sentiments in this book..There is much useful material, and the author does highlight various issues affecting quality and offers solutions...’ British Computer Society Book Review, January 2010
The Names of Magic
Tim Hunter, destined to become the world's most powerful magician, is on a quest to find out who he really is. He must find out before his enemies destroy him. In a graphic novel format. Suggested level: intermediate, junior secondary.
William Caxton and Tim Berners-Lee
Discover how these two men changed the world in very different times. Follow Caxton's life as he introduced the world to the printing press, and compare with Berners Lee and his invention of the internet.Discover the differences and similarities between their amazing discoveries! Addressing the needs of the new history National Curriculum, this book will engage readers and encourage them to ask questions about history and how times change.
Life During Wartime
This horrific, disturbing graphic novel is a new direction for the acclaimed Books of Magic, conceived by the writing genius behind Sandman, Neil Gaiman. Like a Hell-born Harry Potter, mage-in-the-making Timothy Hunter finds himself as the nexus for overlapping alternate universes, where a forthcoming war has spilled out over the Earth and its shade reality, Faerie. This mystic apocalypse will span the cosmos and wrench Tim into a reality that brings with it all the psychological horrors and blood-red savagery of a universe gone mad Like Death and the Sandman himself, Tim Hunter is another of Neil Gaiman's unforgettable creations, but this time he's taken it and twisted - really hard
Some of Tim's Stories
From the author of The Outsiders: “Immediate and gripping” tales of two boys whose lives diverge in dramatic ways after a shared childhood tragedy (School Library Journal). Terry and Mike were cousins who were as close as cousins could be—more like twin brothers, really. They thought they were invincible and that the happy times would last forever, until the day their fathers headed off for their annual deer-hunting trip. That was when everything started to change, and their paths went in very different directions. Years later, another fateful event will send one of them to prison—and the other to a bartending job in Oklahoma—while the prospect of an eventual reunion looms . . . From the award-winning author of That Was Then, This Is Now and Rumble Fish, “Some of Tim’s Stories is a compact set of vignettes” full of “sharp, concise observation” (The New York Times).
The Out-Of-this-World Adventures of Tim Hunter
When 12-year-old Tim Hunter gets stuck in another world with his brother and sister, he's told there's only one way to return home. Fulfill an old prophecy and steal a mirror from the evil queen to save the land. Given no choice, Tim and his siblings face danger and battles. And Tim can't help but wonder if he'll make it home alive.
The God Hunter
Good Omens meets Office Space in this darkly humorous and suspenseful supernatural thriller by author Tim Lees. There's an art to capturing gods for electricity, and Chris Copeland is good at his job. Or at least, he was, until his insouciant partner accidentally loosed a pagan god on the world. Luckily, Chris had the good sense to smash the thing over the head with a lamp. It's dead. Or is it? Six years later, Chris is contacted by Anna Ganz, a brusque, chain-smoking Hungarian detective with a penchant for misusing American profanity. A mysterious serial killer is stalking Budapest, and, in the name of profit, Chris's company isn't going to stop it. It's up to the unlikely team of Chris and Anna to hunt down a god—but can they catch the killer before it's too late?
