David Walton Boeken

The Philip K. Dick award-winning SF dystopian novel. Years in the future, the U.S. is a splintered country. The city-state of Philadelphia is ripe for revolution. Mark McGovern, the son of a rich politician, lives in a world of expensive parties and frivolous biological mods, a sharp contrast to the poor underworld of his best friend, Darin Kinsley. When the two accidentally release a sophisticated virus called a 'slicer' into the net, Mark must try to stem the tide of casualties before the charged political situation explodes. But the slicer is more than a virus. To destroy it, Mark must first sort truth from lies, not only for himself, but for the mind of the child who holds his fate.

A compassionate, life-changing guide to coping with pain.

Offering a deep exploration of contemporary cultural theory, this book serves as an essential resource for students at all levels. It effectively breaks down complex concepts and theories through clear explanations and practical examples, bridging the gap between theory and real-world application. The well-crafted narrative is both accessible and reflective, making it a valuable tool for understanding influential cultural critiques. Highly recommended for those seeking to enhance their grasp of cultural theory.

A compassionate, life-changing guide to coping with pain, using psychological and practical strategies.

Offering a practical approach to cultural studies, this book is tailored for undergraduate students, providing them with essential tools for cultural analysis. It features engaging exercises that encourage critical thinking and writing about contemporary issues. With helpful heuristics for project preparation and a wealth of examples, readers are guided in developing their own ideas. The writing style is creative and witty, making the learning process enjoyable and accessible.

"In this science fiction thriller, brothers are pitted against each other as a pandemic threatens to destabilize world governments by exerting a subtle mind control over survivors"--

Five hundred years ago, in an alternate Age of Exploration, the earth is flat. Alchemy is a true science, sea monsters menace the oceans, and Europe is embroiled in religious controversy. At the edge of the world, where the stars reach down close to the Earth, wonders abound. This drives the bravest explorers to the beckoning Western Ocean. Christopher Sinclair is an alchemist who cares only about one thing: quintessence, a substance he believes will grant magical powers and immortality. And he has a ship. Fleeing an inquisition, physician Stephen Parris follows Sinclair to an island that perches upon the farthest horizon, bringing his daughter Catherine with him. The island teems with fantastical animals and alluring mysteries...and may even harbor the most coveted secret of all ... in this novel by David Walton.

When physicist Ryan Oronzi's development of military applications of Higgs projector technology leads to the return of the varcolac, which seeks to destroy human life, Sandra and Alex Kelley strive to defeat it

An INTRODUCING PRACTICAL GUIDE to effectively understanding oneself and others.

The story revolves around a survivor of the 1916 torpedo attack on a ferry, who encounters Spanish composer Granados in a lifeboat. When Granados sees his wife struggling in the water, he bravely dives in to rescue her but tragically loses his life in the process. This poignant moment highlights themes of love, sacrifice, and the human spirit in the face of disaster.