James Cox

"What would you do if you found out that the person you were trying to save might have to kill you?" Teddy Dabrowski is a man harboring a dark secret until one fateful day a horrific crime at his favorite coffee house forces him to confront his past. As the authorities search for suspects, Teddy and his best friend are propelled into a world of bizarre characters, some real and some not of this earth, but all, inextricably leading him to a former life that might best be left buried. James Cox, most recently known for creating his critically acclaimed solo show, Love Madness, and Somewhere in Between at the Hudson Guild in Hollywood has crafted a debut novel that recalls the best of Elmore Leonard and indeed a bit of Stephen King. Silver and Lead takes the reader on a journey filled with so many twists that we are at once madly turning pages while at the same time wishing the story would never end.

Silver Or Lead

Representing Our Native Land and Its Splendid Natural Scenery, Rivers, Lakes, Waterfalls, Geysers, Glaciers, Mountains, Cañons, and Entrancing Landscapes, Reproduced in a Series of Five Hundred Superb Original Photographs, in Royal Purple Colors, with Graphic Historic Descriptions and Character Sketches, Constituting a Complete Historic and Geographic Picturesque America

Our Own Country

Richard Flaste

Alan Levy

Bernard Krisher

How to Get Along in the Army GI Life from Induction to Separation

Draftee's Confidential Guide

A Concise History of the Metropolis of the West and Southwest, with a Review of Its Present Greatness and Immediate Prospects. With a Biographical Appendix

Old and New St. Louis

Christmas, the entire Christmas season, is the ultimate symbol of the decadence of American society and Santa is its corporate sign. As you slide into your crackling pit of electronic junk, gadgets, and toys, there may be only one thing that will save you. That one thing is this book. Well, this book and a complete change in attitude. Follow the brothers Jenkins? from Thanksgiving Day (the more you eat the more you can eat) to Christmas Day as they plaster the mall with anti-Christmas posters, start an anti-Christmas card campaign, and address the world with their life-sized ideas about Christmas. It's a spiritual journey with an important message ? ?Remember, nothing is better than debt.'

The Christmas Curmudgeon

What if bad guys ruled the world and the good guys were the outlaws?I'm Chaos, patch member of Outlaw MC of Mars. We fight against the government's warped rules under the guise of hover bike enthusiasts. Gays are put to death. Women are used for breeding. Dark-skinned men are considered slaves. I told you our world is messed up and the battle is going to be bloody. I'm currently on my way to Earth for a six-month prison sentence. Level six is for sex, a twisted buffet of ass and mouth. Level five is for the fights. That's where I shine.Beau is a sexy Hispanic man that's too goofy to play with the big boys. He was loaned to me for some quick, naked fun. But it turned into something else. I don't do relationships because of my past. My father was a serial killer. But it seems that now, I have a boyfriend. It's complicated.Beau is released from prison before me. Can I survive three months without his calming touch? Will he survive on Mars amid my dangerous and violent club without me?

Chaos Unchained

Indigenous societies around the world have been historically disparaged by European explorers, colonial officials and Christian missionaries. Nowhere was this more evident than in early descriptions of indigenous religions as savage, primitive, superstitious and fetishistic. Liberal intellectuals, both indigenous and colonial, reacted to this by claiming that, before indigenous peoples ever encountered Europeans, they all believed in a Supreme Being. The Invention of God in Indigenous Societies argues that, by alleging that God can be located at the core of pre-Christian cultures, this claim effectively invents a tradition which only makes sense theologically if God has never left himself without a witness. Examining a range of indigenous religions from North America, Africa and Australasia - the Shona of Zimbabwe, the "Rainbow Spirit Theology" in Australia, the Yupiit of Alaska, and the Māori of New Zealand – the book argues that the interests of indigenous societies are best served by carefully describing their religious beliefs and practices using historical and phenomenological methods – just as would be done in the study of any world religion.

The Invention of God in Indigenous Societies

Will the outlaw become a hero?Rian didn't ask for trouble. He's just a geeky coward who managed to survive the virus that wiped out most of the world. He is smitten with an outlaw that sent his desire on fire. This cowardly gay man finds himself in a town at the end of the world ruled by homophobes. Oh, and there's also a raging volcano ready to blow, and these crazy folks want to sacrifice him. Now, he's trapped like a caged beast and death is imminent.Rian has only one hope of survival--the outlaw.

Manlove at the End of the World

The Outlaw's Lover

Berny Goodheart

This book was the first and only approved reference on UNIX System V Release 4.0 internals. It responds to the hundreds of requests for solutions to the exercises. The solutions are complete and full explanations with appropriate examples of code offering real value. More than simple answers, the Solutions offer insight and practical information.

The Magic Garden Explained

Reproduktion des Originals: My Native Land von James Cox

James Cox

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