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Tom Johnson

Tim Miller

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Harper&Row

Legends in Black

Andy Martin

Geoff Watson

Penguin Books New Zealand

Book by Howard Woody, Tom Johnson, Thomas L. Johnson

South Carolina in Postcards, Volume I: Charleston, Berkeley, and Dorchester Counties (SC) (Postcard History Series)

Howard Woody

Thomas L. Johnson

Arcadia Publishing

Though best known for its horror films, Hammer produced a wide variety of movies in many genres. The British studio was famous for its exciting stories and expert action-all on very small budgets and short shooting schedules. From The Public Life of Henry the Ninth (1935) to The Lady Vanishes (1978), this is the definitive work on Hammer s 165 films. Complete filmographic data are provided for each film, including release dates in both the United Kingdom and the United States, running time, length, distributor, complete cast and production credits, and alternate titles. These data are followed by an extensive plot synopsis, including contemporary critical commentary and behind-the-scenes information from many of the players and crew members.

Hammer Films: An Exhaustive Filmography

Deborah Del Vecchio

Reference

McFarland Publishing

Though best known for its horror films, Hammer produced a wide variety of movies in many genres. The British studio was famous for its exciting stories and expert action--all on very small budgets and short shooting schedules. From The Public Life of Henry the Ninth (1935) to The Lady Vanishes (1978), this is the definitive work on Hammer's 165 films. Complete filmographic data are provided for each film, including release dates in both the United Kingdom and the United States, running time, length, distributor, complete cast and production credits, and alternate titles. These data are followed by an extensive plot synopsis, including contemporary critical commentary and behind-the-scenes information from many of the players and crew members.

Humor & Entertainment

Movies

McFarland

From his film debut in The Man in the Iron Mask (1939) through Biggles (1985), the career and the movies of Peter Cushing, known as "the gentle man of horror," are examined. Using interviews and extensive personal correspondence, the authors provide Cushing’s own views on many of his 91 films. 
A plot synopsis for each film is followed by production and cast credits, year produced and alternate titles. Also included are contemporary reviews of Cushing’s work.

Peter Cushing: The Gentle Man of Horror and His 91 Films

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

104 drawings with music notation symbols, many of which have been reprinted in magazines and as program covers. Perhaps the best known is the Celestial Music for Imaginary Trumpets, which ascends 103 ledger lines above the treble clef. Originally published in English only, a fourth printing of the volume is now available, with the titles in English and Spanish. First edition and printing published in 1996. This is a new edition, fourth printing, published in 2001.

Imaginary Music

Arts & Photography

Music

Two Eighteen Pr

Your Creative Self Pamphlet by Tom Johnson (Author)

Your Creative Self

Los Arboles Publications

You Are Always Your Own Experience

Lessons from the Source

Lessons from the source

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