The graphic novel prequel to Avatar: The Way of Water—adapted from an original screenplay by James Cameron—is collected in this softcover edition along with a sketchbook and introduction.Experience a part of the epic Avatar saga that you won’t see in the films! Originally planned as the sequel to the 2009 Academy Award–winning film Avatar, James Cameron’s screenplay for Avatar: The High Ground was scripted and illustrated as thre...

Two contrasting reflections by Aristotle which cover very particular ground. In 'On the Soul', Aristotle presents his view of the 'life essence' which, he argues, is possessed by living things whether plants, animals or humans.Not a 'soul' in the generally accepted Western use of the term, this 'soul', he says, is a life force that is indivisible from the organism that possesses it. The essay is divided into three books. Presenting his concept in book I, he further describes the st...

Independent Pasts has a very large range of apeal.It is a must read for all motorcycle enthusiests,as well as an insightful look at the process necessary to patch up relationships that have wandered off track.The mother of the author insists that it tells an important story of the importance of good, strong adult male relationships (in a healthy way).Guaranteed to make you laugh out loud and shed a soft tear, this adventure filled memoir is an easy read that you will not want to put down.

Forced together on a 'mandatory' weekend, Kelly, Caleb, and Angel form a tight friendship, each with a shared mission—to be brave!

Sam and Frankie come from two different worlds. Sam is sporty, shy and football mad. Frankie is bright, spontaneous and always seen in floral shirts. The only thing they have in common is that they won't admit to being in love.CW: Alcohol, hospitalization, homophobia, transphobia, pregnancy, sex, injury

Told through dual perspectives, Dumpster Kid is a story of love, identity, and the messy, beautiful chaos of finding where you truly belong.

Brooklyn and Cole are the couple at university. They have it all figured out but when the unthinkable happens and Cole gets into an accident and Death turns up to take him to Teen Heaven, Death being a seemingly teenage boy dressed in all black, it turns out life isn't quite what it seems.CW: Blood, car accident, death, depression, drugs, loss of a loved one, self-harm, sex, suicide, terminal illness,

Adolescent Summers has been lighting up TV screens for a decade – ten years of Oz living in a fantasy world lightyears from reality. But when production shut down during the global pandemic, Oz found himself with more free time than ever, offering a chance to piece together parts of himself he'd lost.When Oz returns to the set after lockdown, he's in the midst of his own transformation. He doesn't realise he's walking straight into a minefield of drama, on...

A series of recent high-profile court cases has demonstrated the inadequacy of current laws in addressing issues relating to medical treatment decisions involving seriously ill children. The challenges of determining that life-sustaining medical treatment is not in a young child’s best interests have resulted in criticism of the best interests principle. This book explores the theoretical foundations of the best interests principle, and alternatives offered in the academic literature, to a...

In the winter of 2007, my wife and I came upon the idea of taking an around-the-world cruise. Our reasoning—most importantly, we were both in good health and were not limited physically from enjoying all the experiences such a trip could provide. We were both retired and could reasonably afford such a trip if we were prudent in selecting among all of the add-on options. We had taken multiple Caribbean cruises over the years and were “ship ready,” and we had great curiosity about the numero...

In the heart of Liverpool, "Call Me Queer" follows the journey of four young men—Tyler, Patrick, Keenan, and Harry—as they embark on a tumultuous coming-of-age experience filled with love, laughter, and profound self-discovery.

How did the United States move from a position of nuclear superiority over the Soviet Union at the beginning of the 1960s to one of nuclear parity under the doctrine of mutual assured destruction in 1972? Drawing on declassified records of conversations three presidents had with their most trusted advisors, James Cameron offers an original answer to this question. John F. Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, and Richard Nixon struggled to reconcile their personal convictions about the nuclear arms rac...