Get lost!A simple phrase with complicated meanings. Taken one way, it can be considered quite rude and derogatory. Taken another way—the way this book intends—it is an extraordinarily great directive.Writers desire to achieve that blissful sensation of being lost in the words, to find that the story has taken over and is writing itself, causing even the author to breathlessly wait to see what is going to happen next.Readers also want that level of consciousness where their real world departs, and the words on the page transport them to places unknown.The mere fact that you are reading this description shows that you, too, are seeking to lose yourself in the written word, to leave everyday life behind, to be elsewhere.You’ve come to the right place! The authors featured in this anthology have crafted remarkable stories with the capability and the power to take you out of this world. So, buckle up, turn the page, and: GET LOST!

Lose Yourself: Get Lost in the Words

Literature & Fiction

Evans, Sarah

Dudley, Hugh

Edelstein, Ronna L.

Dornich, Joe

Carle, K B

Wotowiec, Michelle

Quinn, Jean Tschohl

Tuohy, Mike

Woody, Celeste

Short Stories & Anthologies

Scribes Valley Publishing Company

Widowed for over a year, Gabby Balfour decides it's time she moved on. She emigrates to Australia intent on new beginnings, but feels guilty that she's alive while her husband's not. When she meets gorgeous entrepreneur Sam Donovan the attraction is instant, yet she's scared to fall in love again, of being vulnerable and open to the pain of loss. But Sam helps her find closure on her grief and guilt, and the courage to embrace a new love.

Collision Course With Love (Linford Romance Library)

Romance

Linford Romance

The Quotable is the quarterly publication of quotable writers. Each issue focuses on a theme and a quote. The theme for our Spring 2013 issue is "Night &amp; Day." The issue features excellent short fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry and by emerging artists.

The Quotable 9: Night and Day

Edwards, Jacob

Camp, Lauren

Bigalk, Kris

McGee, Matt

Buchinger, Mary

Donley-Hayes, Karen

Grunow, Melissa

Huffman, AJ

Izaguirre, Frank

Literary

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Jacob: Taking Hold of God's Blessings (Cover to Cover Bible Study Guides)

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Acquired childhood aphasia (ACA) refers to the language impairments that may follow a brain lesion sustained after the age of acquisition of first sentences. The CAAST is designed to identify language disturbances in brain- damaged children in the three to seven year old age group who acquire ACA following accident or illness. The test was constructed along the same systematic sensory-motor input/output multi-modality framework as the adult Aphasia Screening Test. The 25 subtests (each of 5 items), 12 for assessment of comprehension and 13 for assessment of production, were carefully selected to be suitable for children aged from 2 to 7 years. Test materials were designed to be simple, unambiguous, easy to administer and manipulate. The test was normed on 108 healthy children in the age range from 3 to 7 years. The screening battery was used to assess several children with ACA and provided a profile of qualitative and qualitative of pre-linguistic and linguistic impairments. This profile provides an objective basis for planning management and treatment. Re- assessment produces objective outcome measures of changes in pre-linguistic and linguistic function. The battery consists of 5 subtests of visual perception which involve matching objects, shapes, pictures and colours. One pre-reading test requires matching letter -like shapes. Six auditory language subtests involve selecting objects, pictures, colours, animal action pictures and pictures of object by function. Tests for speech and language production include 4 pre speech tests where the child imitates tongue movements, animal sounds, speech sounds and counts aloud from one to ten. Language production tests include picture confrontation naming, sentence formulation, picture description and conversational responses. Additionally there are drawing , copying and gestural tests. The CAAST is box packed and consists of:1 CAAST Test Display Book (spiral bound, p.24)1 CAAST Test Instruction Manual (including normative data and patient profiles, p.42) 10 CAAST Test Objects 25 CAAST Test Cards *10 CAAST Assessment Record Forms *10 CAAST Pass/Fail Record Forms *10 CAAST Summary Record Forms *10 CAAST Transcription Record Forms *10 CAAST Drawing and Copying Forms *Items may be purchased separately: 1999 £150.00 ISBN 1 89763 588 5

Children's Acquired Aphasia Screening Test (CAAST)

Medical Books

WHURR, RENATA

Allied Health Professions

wiley

There's a little fire in all of us. And this collection of short stories proves it. Flicker is comprised of carefully crafted tales, designed to ignite our internal flames. Including a variety of genres, each story comes from the imagination or history of a Filles Vertes Publishing team member, intern, or contest winner, showcasing the company's literary strengths. From heartbreak to justice, from the confines of time travel (or lack thereof) to the spark of personal memories, this collection cannot be extinguished. So, grab a match and prepare to light your own fire. For surely, these tales will ignite the fire in you.

Flicker: Stories of Inner Flame

Williams, Ashley

Wickenden, Dave

Casha, Salena

Barnham, Chris

Birch, Deana

Fiacco, Myra

Vonzale Lewis, Carla

Eskue Ousley, Melissa

Pohlkamp, K.M.

Thiringer, Milly

Watson, Cimone

Wolfe, Tracy Renee

Filles Vertes Publishing

Ever have one of those days when the creative well runs dry? This book will give your brain the teaser it needs to get your writing juices flowing, and get over that battle with writer’s block. This extensive list of topics, while random, is thought provoking, entertaining and fun. Perfect for stumped writers who want common and accessible concepts, or something manageable to write to get past that glaring blank page. An example of some questions: - What is your addiction? What would make you overcome it? - Describe your perfect vacation. - If you could, would you want to have a pet dinosaur? What kind? How would you take care of it? - Write a letter to a friend you have not seen in a long time. - How much of who you are is a product of who others expect you to be? - Create your own quote and explain it. - What would you put on the ultimate sandwich? - Name some little things that can make your day great. - If you were a teacher, what subject would you teach and how would you teach it? - Think about a day in the life of a pencil. - Have you ever cried from happiness? If so, what prompted it? - What age, if ever, should most people stop watching cartoons? - What would your life be like if you only had one finger? *Book includes two prompts per page.

300 Writing Prompts

Self-Help

Independently published

The perfect book for fans of modernist architecture, these striking posters showcase the artistry of London’s iconic postwar buildings. Interest in Brutalist and modernist architecture is undergoing a major revival. This stunning collection of poster art created by an architect turned illustrator will thrill fans of architecture and London alike. From the National Theatre on the Southbank, to Willow Road in Hampstead, Sarah Evans has captured the patterns and textures that make Brutalist and modernist architecture so intriguing, creating images that celebrate the pure aesthetics of these forward-thinking, utopian designs. Reproduced with stunning clarity and on high quality paper, these pullout pages will make ideal wall decorations for anyone who loves modernist architecture.

Modernist London: 22 Posters of Inspirational Architecture

Arts & Photography

Graphic Design

Prestel

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