In this collection, Mark Todd explores the interaction of man and nature with respect and an obvious delight. Whether it's the grit and unrestrained passion of men laying the railroad or the hope-turne-to-despair of young love, Todd's narrative collection is a panoramic view of humanity in all its forms. "It's watchful journeyed roads/ that can draw in our thoughts,/ naked honestly fixed/ on what each bend brings, each/ lurch in the grade ahead./ Roads worth the traveling."

Tamped, But Loose Enough to Breathe

Mark, Todd

Ghost Road Press

The Silverville Swindle

Billy Nobel was always looking for The Big One. It was something that always eluded him until the night he ran over UFO expert Earl Bob Jackson while he was relieving himself on the side of a mountain pass in the middle of a snowstorm. Now with a dead body behind him and a newly stolen Cadillac DeVille, Billy finds himself staring "The Big One" right in the eye when he drives into Silverville, a quiet Colorado mountain community with a sagging economy and a UFO scheme to bring the tourist dollars in. First an amusement park and museum, then a celestial motif for the town. Cowboys and embezzlers, tourists and con men, Hells Angels and religious zealots all get caught up in the frenzy, some hoping to make a quick buck, others seeking a spiritual message from beyond the stars. It is the payoff Billy has been waiting for his entire life--if he can just keep up the charade long enough to get his cash and skip town before the locals and cops discover the con. A funny and irreverent novel about the New West and the growing pains that change brings.\n"How far will a mountain town go to get more tourists? Clear to Arcturus, maybe, and along the way to the stars, there are con men, scam artists, hustlers, perhaps even a few honest citizens -- a howling funny ride all the way." Ed Quillen, syndicated columnist for the Denver Post and co-publisher of Colorado Central.

Kym O'Connell-Todd

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Explores the diversity and creativity that can be captured in zines, handmade mini-comics or magazines about anything and everything, with helpful tips and practical suggestions for writing, producing, editing, and printing one.

Whatcha Mean, What's A Zine? (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition)

Watson, Esther Pearl

Children's Books

Turtleback Books

Whatcha Mean, What's a Zine?: The Art of Making Zines and Mini-comics

Esther Pearl Watson

Paw Prints 2008-04-18

Start Your Engines: A Countdown Book

Callaway Editions

Finally the authoritative visual catalog of the baddest asses in pop culture. Three chapters cover guys, girls and the horses they rode in on. From Clint Eastwood to Joan Jett to the DeLorean (the car in Back to the Future). Written and drawn by zine master Mark Todd, Bad Asses is a 104 page whopper!

Bad Asses

Arts & Photography

Blue Q

So Far, So Good : The Autobiography

Hodder

Hearts of Champions

Cross Training Publishing

If you love Nebraska football, this book is for you. If you want to learn what sports teach about life, and more importantly, how the Bible relates to sports and life, this book is for you. Foreword written by former coach Tom Osborne with an introduction by receivers coach Ron Brown.

Lessons from Nebraska Football: Inspirational Stories & Lessons from the Gridiron

Sports & Outdoors

Gordon, Thiessen

Football (American)

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