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1000 tulosta hakusanalla Christopher Clark
Some towns have secrets. Some secrets have power. And some powers demand sacrifice.In the quaint town of Pottersville, Angie, a former ballerinaturned bartender, seeks a fresh start away from the demandingworld of ballet.However, her quest for independence encounters unexpectedchallenges during the town's legendary Valentine's Davfestivities. As romance and mystique intertwine, Angie findsherself irresistibly drawn to a man she doesn't truly love, struggling to maintain her autonomy.With the town's historical secrets slowly unraveling, Angiemust confront the dark forces of an ancient tradition.Can she reclaim her will. or will she be forever caught in asupernatural struggle that dictates the heart?
Piecing together the often tantalizingly obscure history of the Northampton Association, Dr Clark's study provides an insight into a remarkable group of utopian reformers - women and men, black and white - in antebellum Massachusetts, and into the history of communitarianism.
Marine Algae
Christopher Clark; Flavia S Darqui; Joseph Cook
Kruger Brentt Publisher UK. LTD.
2024
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The History Of Richmond, In The County Of York
Christopher Clarkson
Hutson Street Press
2025
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The History Of Richmond, In The County Of York
Christopher Clarkson
Hutson Street Press
2025
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Abdominal X-rays for Medical Students
Christopher Clarke; Anthony Dux
John Wiley Sons Inc
2015
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Highly Commended at the British Medical Association Book Awards 2016Abdominal X-rays for Medical Students is a comprehensive resource offering guidance on reading, presenting and interpreting abdominal radiographs. Suitable for medical students, junior doctors, nurses and trainee radiographers, this brand new title is clearly illustrated using a unique colour overlay system to present the main pathologies and to highlight the abnormalities in abdomen x-rays. Abdominal X-rays for Medical Students: Covers the key knowledge and skills necessary for practical useProvides an effective and memorable way to analyse and present abdominal radiographs - the unique 'ABCDE' system as developed by the authorsPresents each radiograph twice, side by side: the first as seen in the clinical setting, and the second with the pathology clearly highlightedIncludes self-assessment to test knowledge and presentation technique With a systematic approach covering both the analysis of radiographs and next steps mirroring the clinical setting and context, Abdominal X-rays for Medical Students is a succinct and up-to-date overview of the principles and practice of this important topic.
Chest X-rays for Medical Students offers a fresh analytical approach to identifying chest abnormalities, helping medical students, junior doctors, and nurses understand the underlying physics and basic anatomical and pathological details of X-ray images of the chest. The authors provide a memorable framework for analysing and presenting chest radiographs, with each radiograph appearing twice in a side-by-side comparison, one as seen in a clinical setting and the second highlighting the pathology. This new second edition includes significant revisions, improved annotations of X-rays, expanded pathologies, and numerous additional high-quality images. A comprehensive one-stop guide to learning chest radiograph interpretation, this book: Aligns with the latest Royal College of Radiologists’ Undergraduate Radiology CurriculumOffers guidance on how to formulate normal findingsFeatures self-assessment tests, presentation exercises, and varied examplesIncludes sections on radiograph quality X-ray hazards and precautions Chest X-rays for Medical Students is an ideal study guide and clinical reference for any medical student, junior doctor, nurse or radiographer.
At what level do we disagree? Since Jeremy Corbyn became Labour leader this has been a central question for the two sides of the left. There is constant discussion of ‘splits’, ‘coups’ and ‘purges’. Anger and impotence are felt on both sides. Everyone seems to hate each other, but no one can agree on why. Writing from a centre-left perspective, Chris Clarke points to where the guts of the dispute lie. He argues that disagreements come down to narrative, not core values. Belief or otherwise in the central myths which drive left populism – conflict, insurgency and decline – represents the true dividing line between pro- and anti-Corbyn factions. Combative but constructive, Warring Fictions makes the case for pluralism and questions the premise of Corbynism. Rather than a call for ‘faux harmony’, it’s an attempt to break the deadlock – providing a route-map for the centre left, an explanation to the far left, and the foundations for a genuine debate between the two.
The Unburied Dead: Book 2 - The Sea Peoples
Christopher Clarkson
Independently Published
2017
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Arla must continue the search for a cure on her own. Her return to Turkey in search of Michael brings the reality of a post-apocalyptic world into sharp focus and makes the search for a cure all the more urgent. Ani and Purdu have taken to the seas to escape the demons, only to find the world of the Sea Peoples offers no escape from the horrors of the Bronze Age Collapse.
The Unburied Dead: Book 1 - The King's Road
Christopher Clarkson
Independently Published
2018
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At their excavations high in the Taurus Mountains, archaeologists James and Arla are poised to discover the secret of what caused the Late Bronze Age Collapse and the destruction of the Hittite Empire in 1200 BC. Little do they know that in so doing they have placed themselves and their team in mortal danger. Their search for answers uncovers a hidden past, a sinister secret society and an ancient evil they cannot run from.Two Hittite children, Ani and Purdu, leave their farm to watch a parade of returning soldiers in their local town, only to find it overrun by a horror beyond their worst nightmares. Returning home, they find their farm destroyed. Their flight to safety leads them to an unlikely friend and guardian, and on a terrifying journey north to the great capital of Hattusha. Michael, a pharmacist in a Central Washington hospital, is the only survivor of a bizarre and brutal attack by a sick patient that leaves several doctors dead. Fleeing the scene in terror, he soon finds himself accused of the murders. Desperate to prove his innocence, Michael turns to his IT genius friend, Nathan, for help. Michael and Nathan uncover much more than they bargained for - a deadly disease sweeping through the city, and a secretive group determined to silence them and any that stand in their way.What readers are saying: "It will have you hooked from page one." 5 stars"An enthralling read. Each page and chapter leaves you unable to put the book down." 5 stars"This was a fantastic and interesting read. Great way to rehash the old zombie story line. Highly recommend to people who love a combination of history and fiction." 5 stars"Great read, a real page turner A fun and intriguing balance of fiction and history." 5 stars"Archaeologists are for once presented in an accurate and realistic manner...." 5 starsVisit http: //www.theunburieddead.com for more information on the book and the Hittites.What the top Hittitologists are saying: "Clarkson's style reminded me of Dan Brown. I do admire how he brings the Late Bronze Age world to life, how he portrayed it and it is clear that he knows about archaeology and ancient history. It is very well done." - Professor Theo van den Hout, Arthur and Joann Rasmussen Professor of Hittite and Anatolian Languages, The University of Chicago, author of The Elements of Hittite, 2011, Cambridge University Press, and many other scholarly works on the Hittites"Clarkson has researched his Hittite material well. There is an authentic ring about his description of Hittite people, their cities, and their customs. Clarkson's novel is a good read "- Professor Emeritus Trevor Bryce, The University of Queensland, author of Life and Society in the Hittite World (2002, Oxford University Press) and Kingdom of the Hittites (1999, Oxford University Press)
16 tenants. An apartment building that's in Los Angeles one chapter and Boston the next. A little old landlady who's just trying to save the world... Emily Henderson went to church every Sunday. She married the love of her life, had herself a couple of kids, and ran a boarding house for wayward souls in her retirement. But when scientists discovered how to clone her beloved Lord and Savior from DNA found on his death shroud, Emily chafed under the rule of her world's blasphemous Jesus 2.0. After a tenant of hers sacrifices himself to save their city, Emily travels back in time to see if she can stop the speeding train of history before it goes off the rails once again. Along the way, she meets a depraved and lonely man who hacks his way to a date in the days before Tinder; a piano instructor has a tawdry affair with a young pop star he's tutoring; and a husband sent to the doghouse roped into a murder plot by two vagrants living in a nearby open field. Can Emily save these flawed people from the fate she knows is coming for them all? And if she can, should she? Those Little Bastards is the obnoxious 2002 debut of author E. Christopher Clark-an "uncensored and unabridged" collection of short stories "peppered with tang and spice" (Psychofairy). If you like stories of vamps and vampires, femme fatales and dirty old men, then you'll love the short fictions of this fearless and defiant young writer. Buy Those Little Bastards to start your extended stay with this filthy cast of housemates today
11 stories. A rogues gallery of broken men. How much of themselves will they give up to get what they want? How many loved ones will they leave behind? Matthew Silver is an alcoholic, a self-proclaimed nymphomaniac, and the unofficial keeper of his family's long and sordid history. Disowned by his homophobic father in the wake of a disastrous coming out, Matt was taken under the wing of his far more open-minded grandfather. But when Grampy dies and leaves Matt alone under the roof of their family's ancestral home on Cape Cod, Matt becomes obsessed with uncovering the truth of how the Silvers came to be so broken. Collecting stories of his family and the people who loved them, Matt weaves together a tapestry ornamented by heroes who range from the loathsome to the lustful, the lascivious to the mischievous. But when years of research get him no closer to elusive truth he's been after, how far will he go to unburden himself of the pain generations of Silver men have heaped upon his shoulders. All He Left Behind is the second short story collection by the author E. Christopher Clark. If you like unflinching portrayals of morally ambiguous characters, then you'll love the short fictions of this fearless and defiant young writer. Buy All He Left Behind to uncover the dirty roots of this family tree today
Inspired by a series of themed open-mic nights from his college days, a novelist drops his first collection of poems. In the 1990s, the late, great Bradford College put on a series of "Bad Poetry Nights" for their beleaguered student writers. These fast-paced evenings of literary shenanigans had one simple premise: compose the worst poem you could in five minutes or fewer, using 3-5 absurd words plucked from a hat by the hosts. The only trouble was this: give a talented writer a set of clear constraints, no matter how ridiculous, and they can't help but produce something compelling. It is in that spirit that novelist E. Christopher Clark (Bradford Class of 1999) approached his first collection of verse. With words and phrases drawn from kitchen magnets, playing cards, and his own tortured imagination, Clark has assembled thirty-five poems which would make the bad poets of old look up from their black coffees, peer out from under their ironically worn berets, and offer knowing nods of approval. Sometimes sardonic, often nostalgic, and occasionally absurd, these poems "are often more poignant than you might expect," writes Amazon reviewer Jessica Lucci. Buy Bad Poetry Night today to find out what happens when Herman Melville meets the Monkees and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir's invades the dreams of Donald J. Trump.
A mother and daughter failed by the men they looked up to. The beginnings of a family saga that stretches across time. Two novels woven together as one. Veronica Silver's life feels like an endless list of "what ifs?" Pregnant at sixteen, her strict father shoved her into a loveless marriage far away from the woman she truly loved. But her conflicted mind is in for a reboot when a piano falls out of the sky and triggers a harrowing journey down memory lane. High-school valedictorian Tracy Silver embraced her uncle as an adult male role model. But her perfect image of him shattered when she caught the married man with a half-naked stripper. Now he's back in town, and she's determined to render justice with a magical potion. Can Veronica and Tracy uncover the deeper truths of their lives by re-examining a lifetime of mistakes? Missing Mr. Wingfield collects the first two novels of E. Christopher Clark's family saga series The Stains of Time, weaving them together with bonus materials found nowhere else. If you liked The Piano of Death and The Boot of Destiny, you'll love this mash-up of the two books and the way it brings you even deeper into the stories of Veronica Silver and her daughter Tracy.