Three Go Back is one of the classic novels of prehistoric life, along with such works as Jack London's Before Adam and William Golding's The Inheritors (which reverses the roles that Mitchell allots to Cro-Magnon and Neanderthal Man). It is a lyrical idealization celebrating the possibility of a free, fulfilling and uncomplicated existence. It was written in a mood of deep disenchantment which many people in Britain felt in the years after the Great War, but it has its own kind of passiona...

Now with an Historical Afterword by Ron MillerFeatured in Ron Miller’s “The Conquest of Space Book Series.” When their transatlantic airship is destroyed, three survivors find themselves in a lost world 25,000 years in the past, a world peopled by Neanderthals and Cro-Magnons, haunted by mammoths and saber-toothed cats. Writer Claire Stranlay must somehow survive and does so in the only way she knows how...Originally published in 1932, this is the first new edition in ...

Applying for a private secretarial position, Amanda arrives at a most unusual place for the interview, a palatial mansion. Then to her surprise she is hired on the spot and soon finds herself on a corporate jet bound for a business meeting. But does her new boss have more in mind for her than just taking notes?(This is a 43,000+ word contemporary romance novel with mild steam.)

Completely up to date with relevant information on digital technology and HD TV, this is the only title to focus specifically on television production management, and presents an easily accessible and authoritative guide to the area.Production Management for Television provides a reliable, factual and theoretical framework for an understanding of production management. It includes a reference directory of agencies and organizations, and addresses and contacts for training....

From an experienced author in the field, this indispensable guide presents everything needed to create and maintain a successful freelancing career in the world of television and radio.Whether the reader is studying the field, considering their options, or currently employed as a freelance media professional, this book not only gives a brief overview of all areas, but also explains what it means to be freelance in the world of the audio-visual industry.Drawing upon real-lif...

Joline decides to spend a relaxing weekend at her favorite bed and breakfast, the historical Reading Estate nestled in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. But instead of a relaxing weekend enjoying the fall colors, she soon finds herself thrust into a blossoming romance by unusual and even supernatural circumstances. Is this all coincidence, or does an otherworldly force want them together?(This is a sweet 23,000+ word contemporary romance novella with a touch of steam.)

Christine is a country girl living alone on her small farm in Vermont, when she decides to build a fireplace in her workshop. Local contractor Mike Mason works in stone, and makes her an offer she can't refuse. But will this pet project of Christine's warm up just her workshop, or is Mike Mason also the man for heating up her love life?(This is a 42,000+ word contemporary romance novel with moderate steam.)

Elizabeth went to work as she did every morning, not knowing that this day would change her life forever. Because today an emergency situation would introduce her to the love that had been missing in her life. But when all becomes normal once again, would that same mundane world push them apart?(This is a 10,000+ word contemporary romance novelette with just a touch of steam.)

Maurice Bowra was, according to one's point of view, either the most distinguished or the most notorious Oxford don of the early twentieth century. Classicist, poet, wit, raconteur extraordinary, and Warden of Wadham College for over thirty years, he met nearly everyone of consequence in the worlds of literature and politics and had stories to tell about them all, from Jean Cocteau to Virginia Woolf, from Adolf Hitler to the Kennedys, from Isaiah Berlin to Charlie Chaplin. By force of pers...

Maurice Bowra was, according to one's point of view, either the most distinguished or the most notorious Oxford don of the early twentieth century. Classicist, poet, wit, raconteur extraordinary, and Warden of Wadham College for over thirty years, he met nearly everyone of consequence in the worlds of literature and politics and had stories to tell about them all, from Jean Cocteau to Virginia Woolf, from Adolf Hitler to the Kennedys, from Isaiah Berlin to Charlie Chaplin. By force of pers...

Coauthor and editor Jeanne A. Schopf brings together leading literacy experts to address one of secondary education’s most significant gaps: teaching adolescents to read. Grounded in literacy research and implementation science, this book guides middle and high school educators through systems, leadership, MTSS, and evidence-based instructional practices that transform literacy development for struggling readers, including multilingual learners, across all content areas.Gra...

As an aspiring or seasoned writer, do you feel like you aren't making headway, stumbling on what to write next, or wondering if you're even on the right path? Are you unable to find the motivation to charge up your computer and put your fingers on the keyboard after that last rejection?Between the pages of What I Wish I'd Known: For Writers, 100 highly accomplished authors share their time, energy, and knowledge to pay it forward and inspire other writers, experienced or a...