An old friend with a terrifying secret suddenly appears in Bradley's life. What has been happening to her, and can it be stopped.A science-fiction tale.

A very silly but lightly humorous long Christmas poem I wrote in about 1997. It's a bit sci-fi and a bit silly, and has one mild-ish swear-word in it. Try reading it aloud with your reindeer antlers on your head!Merry Christmas Everyone!(I was obviously less of a humbug in 1997 than I am now. Bah!)

Elderly sisters complain of paranormal goings-on in their small bungalow. Is the place haunted, or is it their fevered imaginations. Decide for yourself...Now re-formatted to look better on your e-reader.

Do I Have Words For YouBy Michael CarterUnlock the power of precise and effective communication with Do I Have Words For You, an indispensable guide to mastering word choice in business, formal, and academic writing. Written by Michael Carter, this book offers a comprehensive roadmap for anyone who wants to elevate their writing and convey their ideas with clarity and impact.With a sharp focus on commonly confused words and phrases...

The Mathematical Murder of Innocence is a riveting courtroom drama inspired by a true story where a mother, having suffered two cot deaths, was wrongly accused of murdering her babies.“What if I had been on the jury…?”Things heat up in the courtroom when a juror is invited by the judge to cross-examine the expert witness, a professor who says the chances of cot deaths are only one in 72 million.“Thus, it has to be murder.”But, ther...

It's a difficult stressful week when you start talking to your cutlery...A crazy, silly, funny and sad story about a poor depressed spoon.Have a free chuckle today, and never be comfortable in your kitchen again.A short story of 2300 words.All feedback and reviews very welcome.

You’ve grown your business, reached a plateau and are now struggling to grow. Each time you try something new or add a new customer, something else goes awry - leaving you spinning the same plates, under the glass ceiling that’s blocking your progress. You need a plateau buster to put yourself back on the growth trajectory!This book is the inspiration you’re looking for. In three major sections it shows you how to: STOP doing many of the things that were once right but are no longe...

When an Englishman visits an American rodeo show, he gets far more than horse-play...A horror fantasy story with a Lovecraft tinge, for fans of the wierd tale...

A trip through Japan can include quiet temple paths, crowded stations, late-night food counters, and neighborhoods that reward an unhurried walk. Planning the essentials before departure makes it easier to enjoy those moments without feeling lost at every turn. This guide helps you prepare for a first visit, with practical orientation to Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka, plus cultural context for moving respectfully through public spaces and daily routines.The book brings together trip plan...

The lives of the Royal Family of Bellagem are taken on a journey through a magical realm created by the least likely of things to bring it about. Something small and seemingly insignificant causes an enormous change within this little kingdom. A place where no one would expect such a thing to happen becomes the very place in which it does. Enter into a world of fantasy carried on the wings of a mysterious and intriguing bird, bringing to life a fascinating story that will provide a memorab...

Operations Research: A Practical Introduction is just that: a hands-on approach to the field of operations research (OR) and a useful guide for using OR techniques in scientific decision making, design, analysis and management. The text accomplishes two goals. First, it provides readers with an introduction to standard mathematical models and algorithms. Second, it is a thorough examination of practical issues relevant to the development and use of computational m...

First Published in 1985, the aim of this book is to define an aspect of Orwell’s literary identity which underlies and informs the sociopolitical content of his novels, and which may account for his being ‘more widely read’ than perhaps any other serious writer in the twentieth century.It is the author’s contention that the thematic source of the Orwell novel is the problem of authentic existence, and that Orwell’s particular sociopolitical concerns were expressions of this problem...