15 Stories, 15 Authors\nDown a forgotten hallway lie rooms no one has entered. 
Each room contains a world waiting to be explored. 
Some beautiful and full of wonder, other dark and full of terrors. 
You won't know which until you step inside. 
So take a deep breath, and open the door...\nFeaturing stories by Elmdea Adams, Jen Bair, David Boop, J.T. Evans, Todd Fahnestock, Arlen Feldman, Shannon Fox, Jessica Guernsey, Sam Knight, Chris Mandeville, Kim May, John D. Payne, Wayland Smith, Stephannie Tallent, and Marie Whittaker

Particular Passages

Literature & Fiction

Knight, Sam

Feldman, Arlen

Fahnestock, Todd

Fox, Shannon

Guernsey, Jessica

Mandeville, Chris

Bair, Jen

Adams, Elmdea

Boop

Evans, J.T.

Short Stories & Anthologies

Knight Writing Press

There is a special time of year. A time when everyone celebrates. There are many things celebrated: Life, love, family, selflessness, and more. Come with us as we explore that time. That time of fun, food, gifts, laughter, hope. And Decked Halls. Edited by Sam Knight With stories by: Arlen Feldman, Josh Morrey, Katie Kent, Donea Lee Weaver, Emily Martha Sorensen, Shannon Fox, Kay Hanifen, Tony Covatta, Julia LaFond, Dawn Colclasure, Mary Jo Rabe, Steve Ruskin, Yvonne Lang, Ronnie Seagren, Gretchen A Keefer, James Rogers, Fran Scannell, Richard Pulfer, Eve Morton, H.T. Ashmead

Particular Passages: Decked Halls

Kent, Katie

Morrey, Josh

Genre Fiction

A gallery of the strange and outrageous. Step right up and enter a world of wonder and oddities! These museums are not your typical tourist traps. From the Museum of Lost Dreams to the Suicide Museum, each exhibit will take you on a journey you won't soon forget.<ul><li>The Museum of Lost Dreams - Arlen Feldman</li><li>The Museum of the Evolucalypse - Dominick Cancilla</li><li>The Museum of Smells - John Joseph Ryan</li><li>The Museum of Space Exploration - Marilee Dahlman</li><li>The Museum of Identity - Abhijato Sensarma</li><li>The Museum of Inspiration - Pauline Yates</li><li>The Museum of Living Color - Ryan Cole</li><li>The Museum of Fog - Alexander Danner</li><li>The Museum Nihilo - Eve Morton</li><li>The Museum of Glass - Marisca Pichette</li><li>The Museum of Shifting Histories - Nathan Milner</li><li>The Museum of Hydrological Phenomena - Lori J. Torone</li><li>The Museum of the High Street - Vaughan Stanger</li><li>The Museum of Unpopular Art - Mark Keane</li><li>The Museum of Forsaken Things - Joanna Horrocks</li><li>The Museum of Perpetual Service - Laurel Beckley</li><li>The Museum of Fine Regrets - Chloe Smith</li><li>The Museum of Suicide - M.J. Gardner</li></ul>Cover art by Kring Demetrio

Museum Piece: an unusual collection

Cole, Ryan

Ryan, John Joseph

Allen, B. Morris

Sensarma, Abhijato

Yates, Pauline

Cancilla, Dominick

Dahlman, Marilee

Joyful Heave

In building client-server or three-tier applications, desktop-rich clients, or Web applications, at some point the application will likely need to be able to access a database. ADO.NET is the technology within Microsoft's new .NET architecture for database access. This practical guide to ADO.NET begins with the basics and covers all of the pieces of ADO.NET. In addition to providing information on how to accomplish different tasks, it also explains the appropriate approaches for different types of applications. Some of these topics include basic database access using SQL Server or OLE DB data providers, using the DataSet, accessing data using XML, remoting, and database schema information.

ADO.NET Programming

Computers & Technology

Feldman, Arlen S

Computer Science

Manning

Now more than ever, Windows applications have to work well and look good. Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), Microsoft's new user interface framework, gives you the ability to create stunning graphics, rich interactions, and highly-usable Windows applications. WPF is the API beneath Windows Vista interfaces, and it's also available for older versions of Windows. Up to this point, it has only been possible to build WPF applications manually, mainly by hand-coding in XAML-WPF's declarative XML-based markup language. The soon-to-be-released Visual Studio 2008 provides the full set of developer tools you need to take advantage of this exciting technology.
The combination of WPF and Visual Studio 2008 represents the start of the next generation of Windows applications. Hand-coding XAML is fine if you're an early adopter, but to put WPF into production, you need to master the tools and application styles you'll use in your day job.
WPF In Action focuses on WPF development using Visual Studio 2008 and other available tools.. The book starts with thorough coverage of the basics-layouts, styles, resources, and themes. It then takes you through several real-world scenarios, exploring common challenges and application-types. You'll build several sample applications, ranging from a simple calculator to a typical line-of-business application. Along the way, you'll add graphical elements, animation, and support for printing, accessibility, and other standard functionality.
Written in a witty, engaging style, WPF In Action can be read cover-to-cover or used to reference specific problems and issues. The approach is practical and always focused on how you'll use WPF in real development scenarios. You'll learn how to handle the many new issues presented by the extreme flexibility of WPF. The authors also provide numerous tips and suggestions for how to work efficiently.
 Purchase of the print book comes with an offer of a free PDF, ePub, and Kindle eBook from Manning. Also available is all code from the book.

WPF in Action with Visual Studio 2008: Covers Visual Studio 2008, SP1 and .NET 3.5 SP1

Daymon, Maxx

Web Development & Design

Manning Publications

Ink Stains, Volume 13: A Dark Fiction Literary Anthology

Arrelle, Diane

Blake, Benjamin

Dalpe, Victoria

Mendenhall, Robert J.

Nichols, Matthew

Derosby, Alan

Adcock, Han

Harper, Juliet

Dark Alley Press

Steampunk, cyberpunk, dieselpunk, biopunk, you can find stories of all kinds of punk here!

Phantasmical Contraptions & More Errors

Science Fiction & Fantasy

JOHNSON, Andrew

Rossman, Jennifer Lee

Nikel, Wendy

Fein, Ron

Strickman, Rose

Augustsson, Jessica

Bagnall, Robert

Johansson, C.R.

Herz, Henry L.

Science Fiction

JayHenge Publishing KB

The Vanishing Point Magazine: Issue 1

Jordan, Michaele

Lillie, Brian

Beeding, T.L.

Boyett, J.

Wolos, Gregory J.

St. James, Shell

Gammarino, Tom

Independently published

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