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Point of Attack
In post-apocalyptic Vista, the inhabitants are split between Versers--people with bizarre powers considered to have come from other universes--and NonVersers or Envees. Twenty-three-year-old Luke Gabriel has always believed he was the latter until he is attacked by zombies with ivy-league intelligence. His mind and body undergo a transformation, and he is fully pulled into the world of Versers. Soon after, Luke learns of the existence of The Allverse, an object considered to be the most powerful in every universe combined. Luke and other Versers are given magical Vergs and challenged to find it. Joining him is a beautiful Envee named Jennifer and a hostage rock band. The chaos-filled search leads to a shocking find and the resurrection of a deadly tournament that could give Luke the answers he wants... or kill him.
Old Skool Rave
Mick is a schoolboy of sixteen living in Hackney, just north of the city in the early nineties. He's just coming of age as he starts college and his life about to change beyond all doubt influenced by the biggest social, music drug and culture change since the sixties; the advent of dance party raves! Unwittingly and as a naive young man, drawn in from the general user and raver to the much darker underworld of the dealers and gangs who fuel the scene and Mick's life takes many twists and turns in the underbelly, deeply engrained in the depths of the scene and the shady characters who frequent it.
The Legends Vampiles
Mytholical absolute spellbinding Vampiles is the vimpire Harry Potter a epic story that readers just can't put down from gore to love this novel is the new and old phase of vampires. Are vampires evil or a creation of god this book makes its reader think even about creation.
The Politics of the Periphery in Indonesia
The Politics of the Periphery in Indonesia is a thought-provoking examination of local politics and the dynamics of power at Indonesia's geographic and social margins. After the fall of Suharto in 1998 and the introduction of a policy of decentralization in 2001, local stakeholders secured and consolidated decision-making power, and set about negotiating new relations with Jakarta. The volume deals with power struggles and local-national tensions, looking among other things at resource control, the historical roots of regional identity politics, and issues relating to Chinese-Indonesians. The authors develop information in ways that transcend the post-colonial territorial boundaries of Indonesia in the Malay-Indonesian archipelago, and use case studies to show how the changes described have galvanized Indonesian politics at the cultural and geographical peripheries.
Breaking Records
This book is intended as a survey history of the American record business as it developed during its first full century. It already existed, just barely, when the century began, and by the start of the twenty-first century, whatever its troubles, it had become a very big business: 785 million albums in 2000 might not have represented much of an increase over the previous year, but it was still a lot of records. The story of the industry’s development is a financial and commercial one, concerning sales, competition, and economic forces, and it is also a musical one, concerning musicians and songwriters. The history of a country’s music is, to an extent, the history of the country itself, and much more could be said—indeed, much more has been said—about that than can be attempted here. But it is hoped that with this overview the reader will gain a certain perspective on that history and the way that the creation of an art form interacts with the machinery of its distribution—or has, thus far, anyway.
Public Education in Camden, N.J.
Spanning more than a hundred years, Public Education in Camden, N.J.: From Inception to Integration tells the history of one of the oldest and largest school districts in New Jersey. Using vignettes and historical narratives, author Fred Reiss, current assistant superintendent of the Camden Board of Education, tells how the Camden Public Schools survived and thrived through events both mundane and spectacular. Public Education in Camden, N.J.: From Inception to Integration describes and interprets the actions of a board of education throughout a century of history, including: The Civil War era Hostility between the Republican-controlled city and the Democratic-controlled state Peculation and jobbery by board members The World Wars The Great Depression Racism and segregation Using detailed records from many primary sources, Reiss offers a compelling look at the growth and development of an educational board within an historical framework.
Run with the Wolves
During the turbulent fifteenth century, fearsome creatures roam the night and terrorize the countryside. Willie, a young Medinian serf, was bitten during an attack on the farm livestock and now suffers from the same full moon affliction as his mentor, Woodrow, and the rest of the Pack. As Willie moves from one moon cycle to the next, he soon realizes that his fate has been changed forever. While he attempts to adjust to his new life and uncertain future, Lord Victor, the king of Varakov, is determined to provoke a war that threatens to destroy all who reside in Sanctuary. Caught up in the midst of this dire situation, Woodrow must decide whether to honor his sacred pledge to his dark master ...
