An introduction to the geography, history, economy, people, environmental issues, and interesting sites of North Dakota.

North Dakota (Hello U.S.A.)

Children's Books

Verba, Joan Marie

Geography & Cultures

Lerner Pub Group

Examines the development and travels of the space probes Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 and how they have expanded our knowledge of the solar system

Voyager: Exploring the Outer Planets

An introduction to the geography, history, economy, people, environmental issues, and interesting sites of North Dakota

North Dakota (Hello USA Series)

History

An introduction to the geography, history, economy, people, environmental issues, and interesting sites of North Dakota.

A history of Star Trek fan activities from 1967-1987

Boldly Writing: A Trekker Fan and Zine History, 1967-1987

Science Fiction & Fantasy

FTL Publications

Leah came to Autumn World only to observe. But when her survey ship crashes, and the other survivors, traumatized, run off, she finds herself in the midst of a political and religious struggle on an alien world she barely knows. The novel is well-crafted and a very good read with lots sf world-building detail which takes place on a heavier-than-earth-gravity planet with some really neat aliens. It is a lot better than 90% of the stuff that you can find on a rack at...the big chain bookstores. —Midwest Book Review (Philip E. Kaveny) This is a complex and fascinating science fiction story with a well-developed but very alien world. ... Some of the aliens are extremely alien compared to humans, though they usually have understandable motivations. The book would appeal to young readers as well as adult readers. —Mythprint (Laura Krentz) Something has fallen from the sky. Could it be the Sky Dwellers, as the Old Religion foretold? If so, bloodletting is at hand: the Veen, the New Religion, will destroy anyone and anything that threatens their hold on the capital. Something has fallen from the sky. Could it be sentients from another world? The Knowledge Brokers have recovered lost technology and used it to send signals, but it could be a Veen trap. Something has fallen from the sky. Does it matter what it is? The local Veen prelate wants it and everyone who’s seen it destroyed-except that Knowledge Broker Thiele and her beautiful, beautiful feet. Their ship has fallen from the sky. Was it sabotage? A human survivor faces an alien world, combating religions, rival philosophies, telepathy between twins, a lost alien race, and an impossible connection with a soldier terribly, horribly orphaned by being a single.

Autumn World

Berman, Ruth

Howes, Margaret

Meara, Tess

Jones, Deborah K.

Science Fiction

A history of Star Trek fan activities from 1967 to 1987. (Second edition)

Boldly Writing

Arts & Photography

Performing Arts

F T L Pubns

Before the Internet, before the home computer, at the dawn of the era of VCRs, Star Trek fans were making history. In Boldly Writing, Joan Marie Verba chronicles the development of Star Trek fanfiction, Star Trek conventions (the first Star Trek convention may not be the one you’re thinking of), Star Trek clubs, and Star Trek revival efforts. Boldly Writing tells how the term “Mary Sue” came into being, and follows the fan and fanfiction discussions and controversies of the era. At a time when fan communication was conducted largely through the mails, and fanfiction circulated through fanzines printed on spirit duplicators and mimeographs and offset printers, Star Trek fans created a lively and active fandom that continues today. “Joan Marie Verba brings back to life the heady days of Star Trek fandom, chronicling the fight to revive the original series and detailing the controversy and the gossip that fueled the first twenty years and gave birth to generations of wonderful poets and writers. I couldn’t stop myself from dipping into this fascinating history.” —Siddig El Fadil/Alexander Siddig, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine “Thank you for your Boldly Writing. I found it most informative, especially in light of where [the] Star Trek fanzine is now. It’s come a long way. Congratulations and continued success.” —Andrew Robinson, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine “Yesterday … the galley proofs to Boldly Writing by Joan Marie Verba arrived in the mail …. I had no idea her fanzine history was such an ambitious work. I advise any Star Trek fan who wasn’t around in 1969 to order a copy …. She has taken the amorphous welter of material that came off the fan presses and revealed a sharp, clear, and most of all, documented, print. She has shown us how Star Trek fandom was a force that gathered in, energized, trained, and produced people who have since then racked up an astounding list of achievements….” —Jacqueline Lichtenberg, co-author of Star Trek Lives! “Little did I know on September 8, 1966 that watching a new television show would profoundly change my life. Star Trek has been inextricably woven into my existence ever since. In Boldly Writing, Joan Marie Verba chronicles the height of the fanzine phenomenon.... Joan’s book is an amazing reminder of all those stories we shared, those dreams we dreamed, as we went where no fandom had gone before.” —Jean Lorrah, author of The Vulcan Academy Murders, The IDIC Epidemic, Metamorphosis, and Survivors “This book pulls together an incredible amount of information about the history of fandom and does a major service for anyone who either wants to relive those exciting years or to better understand how Star Trek emerged as such a national and international phenomenon. I’ll give you a clue. If Star Trek lives, it’s because of what early fans like Verba made of it. I strongly recommend this book to anyone interested in fandom (which increasingly means anyone interested in popular culture).” —Henry Jenkins, author of Textual Poachers: Television Fans and Participatory Culture.

Boldly Writing: A Trek Fan and Fanfiction History, 1967-1987

Humor & Entertainment

Television

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

This coloring book is for both children and grownups who want easy drawings to color. Most of the drawings are simple, though some are more complex. The 23 designs include a wide variety of buildings...something for everyone! You can even create a mural or write on the side of a building. There are dotted lines at the side of each drawing. There is only one drawing per piece of paper, so if you wish to cut them out and save them, use the dotted line as a guide. Whether you need a coloring book for an adult or a child, this is one to consider!

Homes and Buildings Coloring Book (Easy Coloring Books for Grownups and Kids)

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Crafts & Hobbies

Saying "no” to stress can be fun! This coloring book has 25 different ways to say “no,” each with a different background design. There is only one drawing per piece of paper, so if you wish to cut them out, you can! The ways to say NO include: No Absolutely Not By No Means Can't Count Me Out Forget It Hell No Nah Negative Never Nope Not a Chance No Thanks Not Happening Nothing Doing Not in a Million Years Not now Not Possible Not This Time Not Today No Way Of Course Not On No Account Out of the Question Sorry

How to Say NO Coloring Book: 25 Ways to Say NO (How to Say Coloring Books)

Humor

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North Dakota (Hello U.S.A.)

Voyager: Exploring the Outer Planets

North Dakota (Hello USA Series)

North Dakota (Hello USA Series)

Boldly Writing: A Trekker Fan and Zine History, 1967-1987

Autumn World

Boldly Writing

Boldly Writing: A Trek Fan and Fanfiction History, 1967-1987

Homes and Buildings Coloring Book (Easy Coloring Books for Grownups and Kids)

How to Say NO Coloring Book: 25 Ways to Say NO (How to Say Coloring Books)