lable on the subject--a must-have reference for those who suffer from lactose intolerance. The text explores how to determine how much lactose can be tolerated, what to eat to stave off symptoms, and how to eat out safely.

Milk Is Not for Every Body: Living with Lactose Intolerance

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Carper, Steve

Diets & Weight Loss

Plume

How to Tell If Your Kids Are Using Drugs

Offers straightforward information about drugs and alcohol and the "red flags" that signal drug use, and stresses prevention through early parental intervention

Dimoff, Timothy

Parenting & Relationships

FACTS ON FILE+

The only complete and up-to-date guide for sufferers, this book is an entirely new work from the author of the lactose intolerant's bible, No Milk Today. The key to living with the condition is knowing how much lactose can be safely consumed, and where in the diet it is hidden. Steve Carper helps to answer these questions as well as others. The author provides a history of the disease and explains exactly what does - and doesn't - happen in the LI person's body to cause such physical anguish.

Milk Is Not for Every Body: Living With Lactose Intolerance

Interview* Author, editor, and publisher James Reasoner delves into his stories for Mike Shayne; PIs Cody, Delaney, and Markham; his Redemption series, the Wind River series with L.J. Washburn; and much more.Articles* Ward Smith remembers Armed Services Editions--digests that are not digests.* Peter Enfantino tackles Startling Mystery Stories No. 1-18, and a keen assessment of Manhunt 1954 July-Oct.* Vince Nowell, Sr. dissects Sol Cohen's tactics to save Amazing Stories.* Richard Krauss examines Charlie Chan's media empire, with special emphasis on Renown Publications' digest magazine.* Steve Carper reports on the one, the only, Bronze Books and trailblazers Luke Roberts and Jesse Lee Carter.* Tom Brinkmann exposes The Creature from the Black Lagoon with The Seven Year Itch.Fiction* Fantasy fiction from Robert Snashall and Joe Wehrle, Jr., with art by Carolyn Cosgriff.Also includes* News updates from the newsstand giants and the digital darlings of today's genre fiction digests, straight from their editors and publishers.* In-depth reviews of Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine May/June 2019 and Broadswords & Blasters No. 9.* Plus over 100 digest magazine cover images, cartoons by Bob Vojtko, art by Brian Buniak, a poem by Clark Dissmeyer, first issue factoids, and more.

The Digest Enthusiast #10: Explore the world of digest magazines.

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Reasoner, James

Brinkmann, Tom

Enfantino, Peter

Krauss, Richard

Nowell Sr., Vince

Snashall, Robert

Wehrle Jr., Joe

Antiques & Collectibles

Independently published

They are invincible warriors of steel, silky-skinned enticers, stealers of jobs and lovable goofball sidekicks. Legions of robots and androids star in the dream factories of Hollywood and leer on pulp magazine covers, instantly recognizable icons of American popular culture. For two centuries, we have been told tales of encounters with creatures stronger, faster and smarter than ourselves, making us wonder who would win in a battle between machine and human. This book examines society's introduction to robots and androids such as Robby and Rosie, Elektro and Sparko, Data, WALL-E, C-3PO and the Terminator, particularly before and after World War II when the power of technology exploded. Learn how robots evolved with the times and then eventually caught up with and surpassed them.

Robots in American Popular Culture

Computers & Technology

Computer Science

McFarland

Interview with Bill Crider, News Digest, Justice: Amazing Detective Mysteries, Worlds of Fantasy, The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction, Honky Tonk Girl by Charles Beckman Jr., Ellery Queen Selects, Marvel Science Stories, Digest Magazine Checklists, Magazine of Horror, RAWL: Writing for Publication, and fiction by Lesann Berry, Richard L. Kellogg and Joe Wehrle Jr. Includes nearly 100 cover images.

The Digest Enthusiast #5: Explore the world of digest magazines.

LOVISI, Gary

Crider, Bill

Kellogg, Richard L.

Berry, Lesann

Enfantio, Peter

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

An interview with award-winning writer Michael Bracken; previews of 2018’s fall and winter digest magazines; articles on Manhunt, Gamma, Connie Kreski (1969 Playmate of the Year), single-issue digests, Complete, and Western Magazine; a tribute to Joe Wehrle, Jr.; and fiction by Josh Pachter and Robert Snashall. Photos, art, and cartoons by Amber Bracken, Marc Myers, Lori-Ann Reif, and Bob Vojtko. Includes over 100 cover images. Contributors: Amber Bracken, Michael Bracken, Tom Brinkmann, Steve Carper, Peter Enfantino, Richard Krauss, Marc Myers, Vince Nowell, Sr., Josh Pachter, Lori-Ann Reif, Robert Snashall, Bob Vojkto, and Joe Wehrle, Jr.

The Digest Enthusiast #8: Explore the world of digest magazines.

Bracken, Michael

Pachter, Josh

Explore the world of digest magazines--past and present--through interviews, articles, and reviews--and fiction.

The Digest Enthusiast #11: Explore the World of Digest Magazines

Larque Press. LLC

The history and evolution of Fantasy Tales as told by its editors Stephen Jones and David A. Sutton in a behind-the-scenes interview, complete with vintage photographs and artifacts. Gary Lovisi exposes the licentious Marijuana Girl by N.R. de Mexico, as cited by the Select Committee on Current Pornographic Materials in 1952. Howard Browne’s vision for the ultimate fantasy and science fiction digest: Fantastic. An in-depth review of its debut year, packed with the inside stories behind its fiction. Tom Brinkmann uncovers the original 7 Year Itch with buxom beauty Vanessa Brown and Tom Ewell via the pocket-size pages of People Today. Anthony Perconti corresponds with author William Preston about his Old Man series for Asimov’s Science Fiction, that includes a peek into the final episode, yet to come. Peter Enfantino wraps up Manhunt’s third year in an edifying, gripping exposé, capped with his top ten picks for 1955. Jack Seabrook lauds Avon’s Murder Mystery Monthly No. 31 with William Irish’s “If I Should Die Before I Wake” in a revealing examination of the master’s talent for terror and suspense. Joseph Gollomb, once credited as the premier true crime reporter of the day, proves the conceit in our in-depth review of his digest classic: 11 True Crimes. The crime fiction of “Lost Author” Carl G. Hodges is ripe for revival. Join the ranks of his fans as we recount his career with a deep dive into 1951’s digest novel: Crime On My Hands. Steve Carper returns with a robust report on the rare children’s digest series, Boys’ and Girls’ Fiction, straight out of Kenosha, Wisconsin. Robert A.W. Lowndes’ Startling Mystery Stories No. 2 gets its due in an inclusive review of its stories, with author backgrounds and feature summaries. Industry news—with over 30 cover previews—from the digest world’s favorite editors, publishers, and writers. In all, there’s nearly 150 magazine covers, cartoons by Bob Vojtko, and more. 160 pages, published in color and b&w print editions, and Kindle, by Larque Press LLC.

The Digest Enthusiast #15C color edition: Explore the world of digest magazines.

SUTTON, David

Perconti, Anthony

JONES, STEPHEN

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