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Janet and 'Twice' Alexander break new ground in the island of St. Jago, British West Indies-a setting as far removed from the Highlands of Scotland as a calypso from a lament. But it takes more than a planter's punch compounded of island feuds, jealousies and intrigues to put out the exuberant Alexanders-as this further sparkling episode in the now-famous saga shows, through an unexpected drama provides a startling climax.
About the Book A town is in grave danger from unprovoked attacks. A young woman named Dementia arrives and offers to join a band of others who are seeking to end the terror. As they set out on their quest, the mystery unfolds and clues to the source of the attacks are revealed. Full of unique, quirky characters and fantasy charm, The Horrors of Alchemy shares a story of adventure, mystery, and friendship. About the Author Brittany McDonald works as a tattoo artist and also does character illustration on the side. She holds a bachelor's degree in illustration and often homebrews content for Dungeons and Dragons campaigns. She also enjoys reading, gaming, and listening to music.
Vols. for 1932- include a separately paged section of abstracts (1948-Mar. 1954 called Engineering abstracts. Section 3. Shipbuilding and marine engineering, v. 11-17, no. 3; Apr. 1954- called Marine engineering and shipbuilding abstracts, v. 17, no. 4-
Many political diatribes have been written about the Gulf War and the Iraq Conflict. This work provides a narrative of a war in which lies and inefficiency, badly laid plans and good intentions combine forces to disastrous effect.
This is the story of one man's career aboard various chemical and gas tankers together with their state of disrepair and frequently wanton disregard for safety. It is a tale of crooked port officials, double dealing and guile - with the unfortunate Captain Harvey taking the rap for their manifest failings.
When Duane Acker assumed the presidency of Kansas State University on July 1, 1975, he inherited both the management team of his 25-year predecessor and their operating traditions. Though universities were past the student unrest days of the Viet Nam era, the average tenure of university presidents was only three and a half years. Acker told his friends his goal was to “survive for six years and stay no more than ten.” Acker shares anecdotally and with some humor a sample of his encounters, several involving pairs. There were the two horse blankets that could not be found for President Reagan’s visit, red-in-the face “debating” by two basketball coaches, the two staff tenure systems he found, his two trips to China and the two franchises he wanted, “lines in the sand” with two local bankers, whether two regents had made their way to Heaven, and strategies that yielded two new building projects at one time, twice. Two at a Time provides a telling glimpse into the life of a state university president and the challenges faced, as well as satisfactions that the presidency yielded for him and his wife. Acker also shares later experiences, and shows that life doesn’t end after a university presidency.