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Dead Man Walking

Dead Man Walking

David Carter

Independently Published
2018
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The Sinners & Scarecrows are in prison. Hampton is nearing retirement. Ryan is marrying Sharon... and Blaze is a long way from home. He wants to forget and he doesn't care if he dies in the process. Fighting for New York's most notorious gangsta, Skinny-Jay, seems the perfect way to go, until Skinny-Jay is offered a deal he can't refuse, leaving Blaze neck-deep in danger.Meanwhile, FBI agent Morgan Doyle is chasing an iceberg of a case that has the hallmarks of the nastiest one of his career. To crack it he needs an asset who is cool under pressure, intelligent but violent and who doesn't care if he lives or dies.Someone like Blaze. A dead man walking.Dead Man Walking follows From The Shadows and Sinners & Scarecrows in another explosive roller coaster of a thriller. Blaze thinks he has nothing left to lose, until he meets someone who might just have what it takes to give him the will to live.Dead Man Walking. Blaze.Trouble.
Dispossession, Dreams and Diversity: issues in Australian studies
For undergraduate courses in Australian studies, history, cultural history and cultural studies.Dispossession, Dreams and Diversity: issues in Australian studies introduces key topics and questions about Australia as a society, a culture and a nation. It engages in major debates within both the academic and public spheres of political discourse and cultural representations, and outlines both historical and theoretical approaches to these. The text examines the social or historical contexts that influence the meanings and structures of 'Australianness', and provides both background detail and further discussion of many issues that can often be covered only briefly in the limited time allowed for lectures and seminars.
Fermi Paradox

Fermi Paradox

David Carter

Jason Thawne
2022
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Some of the greatest mysteries of the universe are questions that remain unanswered. Where did life on Earth come from? Since Earth exists in space, can life exist elsewhere in our galaxy? And if life does exist throughout the universe, where are all the aliens?Welcome to Fermi's paradox, defined as the clear lack of evidence for alien life in our universe despite the seemingly endless opportunities for it to emerge and flourish. It is a mystery that continues to spark the imaginations of people worldwide.Nowadays we are alone in the midst of the Great Silence that surrounds us. But what are the conditions for alien life forms to evolve on a planet and subsequently contact us?And how can we justify our loneliness, based on the idea that there are other living beings?This book discusses and examines the possible solutions to this paradox and also how they reflect on us, our past and our future.
Brief Lives: Sigmund Freud

Brief Lives: Sigmund Freud

David Carter

Hesperus Press Ltd
2011
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Freud is a figure needing no introduction, yet his reputation owes as much to myth as to the facts of his life and work. Despite his groundbreaking work on theories including the functioning of the subconscious, the repression of trauma, and the psychological import of dreams, he has frequently been the subject of derision and even ridicule. David Carter here uncovers the man buried beneath the mythology, tracing the life of this inimitable figure from his origins as the gifted first of eight children born to Jewish parents in mid-nineteenth-century Austria, through his stellar academic career and the relationships and rifts with figures such as Josef Breuer. An essential read for anyone wishing to understand the life, times and work of this most seminal of theorists, Brief Lives: Sigmund Freud is published alongside Freud On Cocaine.
The Fish Catcher

The Fish Catcher

David Carter

Lulu.com
2006
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It is London, a blitzed city. Up till now Mary Fiss has resisted being sent to the country but when the Mulryne's house opposite is bombed, slaughtering little Orla,Mary relents. 2 days later in the company of her sister Daisy, and 500 strangers she departs Paddington station bound for Devon. They pitch up in a small country town along with an abandoned boy Billy Grimes, they wait to find their new Mum and Dad. Some of the kids are taken to the guesthouses, some to the Vicarage, or Smithy, but Billy and the Fissleborough sisters are driven into the hills to Wolfdale. Mary has always fancied herself as a private detective, and it is not long before she is looking into the affairs at Wolfdale. Why is the front bedroom always locked? Who is the smooth stranger Oliver Tresco who glides about the Hall? And where is the daughter, Cicely, who no one has seen? The more she discovers,the darker the picture appears. Is it a figment of Mary's over-active imagination, or could they be in danger at Wolfdale?
Big Money in Books

Big Money in Books

David Carter

Lulu.com
2007
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Following the success of his previous business book released on TrackerDog Media, SPLAM! Successful Property Letting And Management, David here turns his attention toward the online book sales business. Big Money in Books tells us how David built up a flourishing online books sales business from home utilising very little capital and low risk. The book gives details as to where and how to buy books for pennies, books that could be sold for GBP15, GBP25, even GBP35 each, and more besides. The manual also includes a list of 50 hot books to look out for. The writer tells us where to buy and what to buy, and as he says, just as importantly, what NOT to buy. There is a good section on how and where to sell, and it is all written in an easy to follow style. There is a chapter dealing with filling and administrating orders, plus a good trade glossary and contact list, and much more besides. The book runs to 240 pages, is a perfect bound paperback with full colour covers, and it is out now.
Inception

Inception

David Carter

Auteur Publishing
2018
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Christopher Nolan's Inception (2010) is a difficult film to categorize. It partakes of various genres, blurring the distinctions between them. It is science fiction, but it does not contain many of the ingredients associated with that genre. It can also be identified as a kind of heist film, and there are shades of film noir as well, not only because of the heist motifs but also due to its character types. It can also be described as psychological thriller, telling the story of one man's attempt to flee his past and regain access to his family, of his coming to terms with the death of his wife. In addition, it plays with time, questioning the certainty of consciously experienced real time, and revealing that the personal experience of the passing of time is variable. The film also explores the nature of the mind and how dreams are related to the conscious and unconscious mind. David Carter's contribution to the Constellation series covers all of these facets of a complex yet highly successful film, as well as considering it in the context of the director's other work.
Always Almost Modern

Always Almost Modern

David Carter

Australian Scholarly Publishing
2013
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Was australian culture born modern or has it always been behind the game, never quite modern enough? Was it always already or only always almost modern? David Carter's essays examine the complex engagements of Australian writers, artists, editors and consumers with 20th-century modernity, social and political crisis, and the impact of modernisms. Always Almost Modern ranges from the great mid-century novels of authors such as Eleanor Dark and M. Barnard Eldershaw to the unprecedented bestseller that was They're a Weird Mob, from famous to largely forgotten local magazines and to film and television, and from the avant-garde to nationalism, communism and the middlebrow. Chapters engage with key themes in contemporary literary and cultural studies, exploring new ways of understanding Australian culture in terms of its modernity and transnationalism.
The Twins of Falconia

The Twins of Falconia

David Carter

Silverbird Publishing
2021
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Almost sixteen years: ago twin girls were born to the powerful witch Queen Katerina in the Castle of Falconia. One of the girls disappeared that day and the queen trusted she would never be heard of again.The present: Sir Philip Concord, a young knight, the nephew of King Regis of Concordia, is travelling on a trade mission for his uncle. On the way, he rescues the beautiful lost twin, Charlotte, from a ferocious monster and immediately becomes besotted.A week later, newly arrived in Falconia, he mistakes the other twin for Charlotte, betraying the fact that she is alive. A relentless pursuit of his beloved is begun as the queen and her daughter do their best to destroy Charlotte. Charlotte learns of their plans, and thus starts the quest to save her life.This exciting tale is full of strange creatures, from manticores to harpies, werewolves to goblins and more. There are human allies and foes, duels of men, fights with strange creatures and attacks of dark magic. But can only one twin survive, and if so, which one?
State Sponsored Terror

State Sponsored Terror

David Carter

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2018
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In a small Hampshire town teenager Adam Goodchild witnesses his mother's brutal murder, shot dead by security police in the back garden of their cute cottage, an event that will one day return to haunt the government itself.Adam goes on the run and discovers he isn't alone, for there's a whole underclass of malcontents out there with similar stories to tell."State Sponsored Terror" charts the course of Britain in the near future. There's a new government in power, led by a charismatic leader who can do no wrong, winning election landslides, brought to power on the back of populist policies, savvy social media, and fake news.This book is a political thriller set in Britain in the near future. A disturbing page-turning novel that will keep you interested to the very end.
Van Gogh

Van Gogh

David Carter

Prestel
2025
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See the vibrant artistry of Vincent van Gogh burst into life through dazzling three-dimensional interpretations of 5 of his most celebrated works. This imaginative book transforms renowned masterpieces into interactive pop-up creations, offering a new and tactile appreciation of one of history’s most visionary artists. Each scene draws readers into Van Gogh’s universe, revealing the swirling night sky of The Starry Night in dramatic relief; the serene intimacy of The Bedroom; andthe vibrant colors of Wheatfield with Cypresses.The street scene of Café Terrace at Night and the delicate beauty of Almond Blossom emerge in meticulous detail, emphasizing the dynamic movement and profound emotion of his technique. These exquisite pop-ups amplify the expressive contours and vibrant hues that define his genius, inviting an entirely novel engagement with these iconic paintings. Van Gogh: The Pop-Up Book is both visually stunning and deeply immersive, offering a memorable journey into the creative spirit of a true master. This extraordinary volume is a perfect addition to any collection, bringing Van Gogh’s unparalleled vision to life in an unforgettable way.
A Guide to a Multi-Domain Model of Living and Education

A Guide to a Multi-Domain Model of Living and Education

David Carter; Peter Caffrey

Austin Macauley Publishers
2024
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Navigating the complexities of school life can be a daunting task for young people, educators, and parents alike. This book aims to provide practical guidance and insights to those who find themselves struggling in the educational landscape. While grounded in academic theory and evidence-based research, the primary focus of this book is on offering tangible solutions and real-world examples. Through a series of stories, vignettes, and problem-solving scenarios, the authors explore the challenges faced by students, teachers, and parents from various perspectives. By delving into these narratives, readers are likely to find answers to the questions that prompted them to pick up this book in the first place. The authors propose a model for change called the Multidomain Model of Education and Living (MDM), which aims to facilitate and enhance collaborative relationships between home and school, as well as within these two domains. Rather than advocating for sweeping, top-down changes that are often met with resistance, the MDM offers a flexible framework that can be adapted in part or in its entirety to suit the unique needs of each school community. The authors draw upon their own experiences in the Irish education system to illustrate how these ideas can be further developed and implemented. By inviting parents, guardians, pupils, and school staff to consider incorporating elements of the MDM into their own schools, the book serves as a catalyst for meaningful dialogue and incremental change. Ultimately, the authors believe that lasting transformation in Irish education will not come from above or below, but rather from the middle, where people come together to engage in open and constructive conversations. This book is a vital contribution to that ongoing dialogue.
Child Of Orion

Child Of Orion

David Carter Kaut

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2011
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A fictional story set in set in a non-fictional, however often controversial account of the history of the world, Child of Orion mines the planet's past to reveal its abiding, eternal truths. Anyone fascinated by the history of the world and its people-from the ages of eight to eighty and in any country-will find a revelatory read in this stirring work of historical creative non-fiction. In the story, a fictional tribe in Asia crosses the Bering Sea during the last Ice Age. The tribe's leader, Etok, who brought the Oshons to the Americas, appears in the story over the arc of centuries, in succeeding generations for 15,000 years that represent a transition from Asian to American Indian. The Oshons are patterned after the Clovis Indians, about whom little is known other than their unique method of creating knives and spears. When aliens from another world establish three great, civilized city states on Earth, they begin to include earthlings. After a brief flurry of wars with the more hostile inhabitants of Earth, an idealist era reigns, during which peace and plenty exist almost everywhere on earth for two thousand years. As the aliens intermarry with the Earth inhabitants, the peaceful nature and compassion of the original aliens is diluted and the great powers are soon at war. The outcome of this war is never determined, because in the midst of the war earth is struck by a natural disaster of global proportions. All of the civilized states and most of the people of earth are destroyed. The few survivors who lived in the center of continents and high in the mountains are left to struggle to survive and repopulate the planet. Compressing 15,000 years of history into less than 50,000 words, Child of Orion seeks to uncover the enigmas of this planet by relating the author's account of the true history of the world, as established by Kaut's forty years of study and discovery. Surprising and hopeful, it provides a taste of history seldom taught in the classroom that is wrapped in a wealth of knowledge of ancient man and the planet he inhabited. It is certain to shed shimmering new light on the human experience, and set anyone on the course for greater truth.
Australian Books and Authors in the American Marketplace 1840s-1940s

Australian Books and Authors in the American Marketplace 1840s-1940s

David Carter; Roger Osborne

Sydney University Press
2018
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**{::}Shortlisted for the Walter McRae Russell Award 2019{::}***** *Australian Books and Authors in the American Marketplace 1840s–1940s explores how Australian writers and their works were present in the United States before the mid-20th century to a much greater degree than previously acknowledged. Drawing on fresh archival research and combining the approaches of literary criticism, print culture studies and book history, David Carter and Roger Osborne demonstrate that Australian writing was transnational long before the contemporary period. In mapping Australian literature’s connections to British and US markets, their research challenges established understandings of national, imperial and world literatures.Carter and Osborne examine how Australian authors, editors and publishers engaged productively with their American counterparts, and how American readers and reviewers responded to Australian works. They consider the role played by British publishers and agents in taking Australian writing to America, and creating new opportunities for novelists to move between markets.Some of these writers, such as Christina Stead and Patrick White, remain household names; others who once enjoyed international fame, such as Dale Collins and Alice Grant Rosman, have been largely forgotten. The story of their books in America reveals how culture, commerce and copyright law interacted to create both opportunities and obstacles for Australian writers.
Our Adoption Adventure

Our Adoption Adventure

David Carter; Jane Carter

Independently Published
2019
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"A brave and honest account that would be a wonderful resource not only for couples that are considering adopting children, but also their friends and family members to help them to understand their emotional roller coaster." - Adrian Jones" A refreshing and honest account of the up's and down's of adoption. Very thought provoking. It is unusual to read a book where the husband and wife separately retell their story of why and how they came to the the courageous decision to adopt. I have read various adoption books about the process so found it very refreshing to hear it from a different perspective. I particularly enjoyed hearing the Nan's viewpoint " - LisaThis book is a must-read for anyone considering adoption, and their friends and family.It's the real life story of Jane and David adopting two related children. It takes you on their journey from trying IVF, to the agony of infertility and endometriosis. It takes you through their whole adoption journey in detail, which is helpful for those who'd like an insight into what it's actually like preparing to adopt children.It's an heartfelt account, describing the whirlwind of emotions and the toll it took on them as parents. It gives you the truth about what social workers expect of you, what can go wrong when trying to adopt, and how to parent an adopted child.Overall it's a story of positivity, inspiration, and the joy adoption can bring. Written from the separate viewpoints of a Mum, Dad, Grandmother, and also the children-it will give you a rare insight into the experiences of the whole family...which is useful to show to those people, so they can understand what you will be going through. Most adoption books are written from only the women's point of view, so it is really useful to show David's chapters to Men trying to adopt.Authentic and easy to read, their journey shows what it's really like preparing to be approved by the Adoption Panel, being 'matched' with a child, 'Introductions', and getting the Adoption Order to legally adopt your child in the UK.The book also includes case studies of other families who adopted. Some adopted due to infertility...others were single women with a strong urge to have children.Adopting a baby or child for life is not a quick or easy endeavour-but it can be enormously rewarding.This adoption book helps you realise that you are not alone.ExtractWe had a few days to prepare-we had to buy a cot, tell the family, squeal and dance around the lounge.We started visiting the foster carers house and taking Summer out to the park. Then they brought her over to our house for a visit, and eventually, she stayed overnight. After two weeks we were all exhausted from the travel and emotion. We also hadn't been told that her routine was getting up at 4 a.m. every day.She didn't sleep very well, and of course, it was very stressful on her as this was her second big move, and the first she could remember. Her foster family were her family, so she was confused and upset.The foster family had looked after her for ten months and really struggled to let go emotionally. Had they been younger, they would have no doubt adopted Summer themselves.We were still involved with the social workers-she would visit every few days to check we were doing okay. It was no doubt to help us, and they did give us some good advice, but it felt like an intrusion and an added pressure to demonstrate we were "coping". We got the hang of the logistics, but Summer cried a lot and continued sleeping poorly. We started going to toddler groups and everyone assumed I'd given birth. Summer attached to me really quickly but rejected David. He chatted to one of the other adopting Dads, who suggested David could...
A Purse Full of Tales

A Purse Full of Tales

David Carter; Chan Young Kimg

Hesperus Press Ltd
2019
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This book is a collection of folk tales from both North and South Korea. They have been selected by the authors, with contemporary English speakers in mind, from thousands of such tales. The authors have retold and translated the tales so that they read well and also retain a quintessentially Korean aesthetic quality. In this book readers will find themselves in an exotic world of ancient Oriental charms and wonders. They will encounter traditional Korean dragons, heavenly maidens, dokkaebis (goblins), bluebirds and many eccentric characters such as naughty children, greedy men and strange old people. Many of the tales involve Shamanistic, Buddhist and Taoist cosmology, transporting readers into a surrealistic fantasy world. As in folk tales from other cultures, a considerable number of protagonists in this book face distressing situations and eventually overcome them. These sequences are usually depicted through humour, jest and wit, which will have readers smile in recognition. Korean folk tales have not been widely translated into English. This book will provide an opportunity for readers to develop a good insight into the unique properties of Korean folk tales.