Celtic Mythology (Celtic Interest)

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Celtic Mythology (Celtic interest)

Literature & Fiction

MacCULLOCH, J.A.

Mythology & Folk Tales

Academy Chicago Publishers

This is the RARE 1984 Granada Publishing Edition. Printed in Great Britain. "THE CRUISE OF THE KATE" by E. E. Middleton. The Extraordinary Story of the First Single-Handed Circumnavigation of England.

Cruise Of The Kate

MIDDLETON

Reference

Finding that there were no suitable stones near this beach, we got in the boat again and rowed to West Bay, to see if we should have better luck there. Three islets-- as indicated in the plan of Trinidad-- lie off the east side of the Ness. We found that the narrow deep-water channel between these and the cape could be taken with safety on a fine day like this. As a rule, this channel is impracticable, for the ocean swell penetrating it produces a great commotion, the sea being dashed with violence from the cliffs on one side to those on the other, so that the entire channel presents the appearance of a boiling cauldron; and, even on this quiet day, we had to keep the boat carefully in the middle, for the waves leapt high up the rocky walls with a loud noise, which was repeated in manifold echoes by the crags above. When we were in the passage between the third islet and the shore the scene before us was most impressive.

Cruise Of The Alerte

KNIGHT

Brief profiles of early American poets and writers accompany bibliographies and criticism of their works, and an overview of the period

American Literature To 1900 (Great Writers Student Library, 12)

Writing, Research & Publishing Guides

Maugham's studies of the lives and masterpieces of ten great novelists are outstanding examples of literary criticism at its finest. Afforded here are some of the formulae of greatness in the genre, as well as the flaws and heresies which enfeeble it.

Ten Novels

Maugham

AIDS--today, tomorrow: An introduction to the HIV epidemic in America

An introduction to the issues generated by the AIDS epidemic

AIDS--Today, Tomorrow: An Introduction to the HIV Epidemic in America

Politics & Social Sciences

Walker, Robert Searles

Sociology

It is the most audacious and ambitious piece of social architecture since Medicare. With its beginnings in the shadows of the global financial crisis, the scheme succeeded against all odds. How? The NDIS came into being via a multi-pronged campaign that turned politics upside down. Instead of government making promises and persuading the people, the opposite occurred. Under the guiding hand of Bill Shorten and Jenny Macklin, Labor brought together warring disability groups and gave them a platform to tell their stories. The nation listened; Canberra listened. At the same time a team of the nation's most acute economic minds designed the machinery. Their case persuaded the Productivity Commission, building momentum that became unstoppable. The creation of the National Disability Insurance Scheme is a political miracle, a victory in the most difficult economic times, where all previous efforts had failed. It is a restoration of rights to those Australians who had been denied their fair go. Every Australian Counts tells that story.

Every Australian Counts: The Birth of the NDIS

History

Phillips, Anita

Epis, Michael

Australia & Oceania

Providence Island

Willingham, Calder

It was madness to send a wartime submarine to the Arctic in summer, when there is no darkness to surface in. On this hazardous expedition, hunter becomes hunted and tension turns to cold terror.

Waiting Game

Fullerton

Literary

The war with Germany is over. All that is left to secure world peace is to crush the Japanese. HMS Seahound has crept through a minefield in Asian waters to land an armed force of soldiers in enemy territory. Now she lies silent, waiting on the seabed only a few hundred yards from shore. Inside, the heat is insufferable.

Surface

Genre Fiction

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