Véhicule Press launches its Ricochet Series of vintage mysteries with The Crime on Cotes des Neiges—a hardboiled detective novel set in Montreal originally published in 1951. At the centre of this novel, and two others by David Montrose, is the hard-drinking, hard-working private dick, Russell Teed.First Edition 1951 back cover:There were two blondes and a brunette. One of them had killed John Sark. Detective Sergeant Framboise thought it was Inez Sark. Inez had left her pa...

Finally, after 58 years The Body on Mount Royal is back in print, starring hard-drinking private dick, Russell Teed.From the back cover of the 1953 edition: Take a brutally beaten body, a lonely spot on Montreal’s famous mountain, and a buxum brunette whose embrace brings treachery. Add a large dose of vicious gang warfare and a slice of underworld life. Mix these ingredients well and you have a large helping of spicy, fast-paced adventure.An excerpt from the book:...

Experimental Models of Infection, Inflammation and Injury, Volume 168 provides step-by-step protocols for scientific researchers to effectively utilize experimental model systems. Chapters in this new release include Induction and Evaluation of Murine T Cell Transfer Colitis, Modelling acute graft-versus-host disease (aGVHD) in murine bone marrow transplantation (BMT) models with MHC disparity, Mouse models of Graft-Versus-Host Disease, Preclinical Model of Multiple Sclerosis: Methods in A...

Finally, after 58 years The Body on Mount Royal is back in print, starring hard-drinking private dick, Russell Teed.From the back cover of the 1953 edition:Take a brutally beaten body, a lonely spot on Montreal's famous mountain, and a buxum brunette whose embrace brings treachery. Add a large dose of vicious gang warfare and a slice of underworld life. Mix these ingredients well and you have a large helping of spicy, fast-paced adventure.An excerpt from the...

Finally, after 58 years The Body on Mount Royal is back in print, starring hard-drinking private dick, Russell Teed.From the back cover of the 1953 edition:Take a brutally beaten body, a lonely spot on Montreal’s famous mountain, and a bu

By the author of The Crime on Cotes des Neiges, this is the second title in the Véhicule Press Ricochet series of hard-boiled detective novels set in Montreal. Originally published in 1952, Murder Over Dorval follows the investigations of hard-drinking, seasoned private dick, Russell Teed.First Edition back cover:In one hand she held a plane ticket for Montreal, in the other, a wad of greenbacks. She was a gorgeous looking redhead. For the sake of her lovely green eyes, Rus...

Cellular Nutrient Utilization and Cancer, Volume 347 in the International Review of Cell and Molecular Biology (IRCMB) series maintains a high standard by publishing invited articles on timely topics that are authored by prominent cell and molecular biologists. Sections in this new release include Sulfur metabolism and cancer, The interplay of genetic drivers of cancer and cellular nutrients to support oncogenesis, The diet's impact on nutrient availability for cancer cells, Nutrients as d...

In "Walden, Civil Disobedience & Walking," Henry David Thoreau articulates his philosophy of simplicity, nature, and personal conscience through the lens of transcendentalism. "Walden" captures the essence of Thoreau's two-year experiment living in a cabin at Walden Pond, emphasizing self-sufficiency and a deep connection to the natural world. "Civil Disobedience" argues for the moral imperative of resisting unjust laws, inspiring generations of activists. "Walking" extols the virtues of n...

In "Wild Apples," Henry David Thoreau intricately weaves a narrative that transcends mere botany, elevating it to a profound philosophical meditation on nature, culture, and the passage of time. Written in Thoreau's characteristic lyrical style, this essay not only catalogues the varieties of wild apples found in New England but also serves as an exploration of the relationship between humans and the natural world. The work reflects the transcendentalist movement of the 19th century, empha...

In "Walden, Walking & Civil Disobedience," Henry David Thoreau presents a profound meditation on nature, self-reliance, and the critique of societal norms. The collection's centerpiece, "Walden," recounts Thoreau's two-year stint living in a cabin beside Walden Pond, where he explores themes of simple living in natural surroundings, the importance of solitude, and the deeper meaning of life away from the constraints of modern civilization. Coupled with his essays on transcendentalist philo...

In "Excursions," Henry David Thoreau presents a collection of essays that explore the interplay between nature, society, and the individual spirit. Drawing upon his experiences in the rustic beauty of New England, Thoreau employs a reflective and lyrical prose style that merges philosophical inquiry with vivid descriptions of the natural world. Each essay serves as a philosophical meditation on themes of self-reliance, transcendentalism, and the importance of solitude, inviting readers to ...

In "The Most Alive is the Wildest 'Äì Thoreau's Complete Works on Living in Harmony with Nature," readers are invited to explore the profound connection between humanity and the natural world through the lens of Thoreau's extensive writings. This comprehensive anthology presents a rich tapestry of his thoughts, interweaving essays, journals, and reflections that exemplify his transcendentalist ideals. Thoreau's literary style is characterized by lyrical prose and keen observations that rev...