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Author: Tom Deady Publisher: Crossroad Press ISBN: Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 345
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A man returns to his home town to bury his mother only to find there are ghosts of his youth that must also be laid to rest in “Class Reunion”. A group of urban explorers encounter more than an abandoned building in “One Night at the Grand Hotel”. A mysterious visitor, obsessed with a house and its secrets, shatters the quiet life of a grieving woman in “Coleridge”. A prank gone horribly wrong tears a family apart in “The Devil Comes to Edgewater”. Welcome to Edgewater, Massachusetts, where nothing is as it seems in these four tales of terror by Bram Stoker Award-winning author Tom Deady.
Author: Tom Deady Publisher: Crossroad Press ISBN: Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 345
Book Description
A man returns to his home town to bury his mother only to find there are ghosts of his youth that must also be laid to rest in “Class Reunion”. A group of urban explorers encounter more than an abandoned building in “One Night at the Grand Hotel”. A mysterious visitor, obsessed with a house and its secrets, shatters the quiet life of a grieving woman in “Coleridge”. A prank gone horribly wrong tears a family apart in “The Devil Comes to Edgewater”. Welcome to Edgewater, Massachusetts, where nothing is as it seems in these four tales of terror by Bram Stoker Award-winning author Tom Deady.
Author: Paul Stewart Publisher: Random House ISBN: 0552554227 Category : Abandoned children Languages : en Pages : 290
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Abandoned at birth in the dangerous Deepwoods, young Twig has been brought up by a family of woodtrolls. Now he sets out to discover his true identity.
Author: John Holden and Kathryn Gemperle Publisher: Arcadia Publishing ISBN: 1467107107 Category : History Languages : en Pages : 1
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"Nothing epitomized the glamour and excitement of Chicago's jazz age and war years like the fabled Edgewater Beach Hotel. Much more than a hotel, the Edgewater Beach was a world unto itself--the only urban resort of its kind in the nation. Located on the shores of Lake Michigan on Chicago's North Side, it offered swimming, golf, tennis, dancing, theater, fine dining, exclusive shopping, fabulous floor shows, unique watering holes, and, of course, some of the best jazz and swing music of its era. It even had its own pioneering radio station, which broadcasted across the nation and burnished its fame. Many of the legends of the big band era played its stages, and many of Hollywood's leading stars crossed its footlights. It was a stomping ground for both the rich and famous as well as ordinary people who wanted a small taste of the high life. The Edgewater Beach Hotel was world renowned. But the social upheaval of the 1960s, the ascendance of automobile culture, and rapid urban change led to its demise."--Provided by publisher.
Author: Paul Stewart Publisher: Random House ISBN: 0552554235 Category : Airships Languages : en Pages : 404
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In his continuing adventures, Twig, now sixteen years old, joins the crew of his father's sky pirate ship and embarks on a dangerous mission to collect the powerful stormphrax, a substance that purifies water and also prevents the city of Sanctaphrax from floating away.
Author: Mariatu Kamara Publisher: Annick Press ISBN: 155451214X Category : Juvenile Nonfiction Languages : en Pages : 237
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As a child in a small rural village in Sierra Leone, Mariatu Kamara lived peacefully surrounded by family and friends. Rumors of rebel attacks were no more than a distant worry. But when 12-year-old Mariatu set out for a neighboring village, she never arrived. Heavily armed rebel soldiers, many no older than children themselves, attacked and tortured Mariatu. During this brutal act of senseless violence they cut off both her hands. Stumbling through the countryside, Mariatu miraculously survived. The sweet taste of a mango, her first food after the attack, reaffirmed her desire to live, but the challenge of clutching the fruit in her bloodied arms reinforced the grim new reality that stood before her. With no parents or living adult to support her and living in a refugee camp, she turned to begging in the streets of Freetown. As told to her by Mariatu, journalist Susan McClelland has written the heartbreaking true story of the brutal attack, its aftermath and Mariatu’s eventual arrival in Toronto where she began to pull together the pieces of her broken life with courage, astonishing resilience and hope.
Author: Moses Isegawa Publisher: Vintage ISBN: 030778780X Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 482
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Every once in a while there emerges a literary voice with the power and urgency to immerse readers deep within a previously "invisible" culture. From a young African writer who has already earned comparisons to Salman Rushdie and Gabriel Garcia Marquez comes this masterful saga of life in 20th-century Uganda. The teller of this panoramic tale is Mugezi, a quick-witted, sharp-eyed man whose life encompasses the traditional and the modern, the peaceful and the insanely violent, the despotic and the democratic. Born in a rural community in the early 1960s, he is raised by his grandfather, a deposed clan chief, and his great-aunt, or "grandmother," after his parents immigrate to the capital city of Kampala. At age nine, he leaves behind his secure life in the village to join his parents and siblings in the city, where he is first exposed to the despotism and hardship that he will contend with in the years to come. The nightmare reign of Idi Amin and its chaotic aftermath are the backdrop to Mugezi's troubled coming-of-age: his constant struggle with his harsh mother and austere father; his years spent as caregiver to his parents' ever-growing brood of children; his sojourn in a horrifically repressive Catholic seminary. He goes to work as a high school teacher, becomes enmeshed in a tragic romance, finds himself drawn into a dubious, potentially dangerous alliance with the military after Amin's fall and witnesses the widespread ravages of the AIDS virus. Finally, sickened by personal loss and national tragedy, he manages to immigrate to Amsterdam. The details of Mugezi's life provide a foundation for Isegawa's brilliant and profoundly illuminating portrait of the contemporary, postcolonial African experience. Filled with extraordinary characters, animated by a wicked sense of humor and guided by an intense yet clear-eyed compassion, Abyssianian Chronicles is our introduction to a superlative new writer.
Author: Clark Humphrey Publisher: Arcadia Publishing ISBN: 9780738548166 Category : History Languages : en Pages : 132
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When most of Seattles original founders settled at todays Pioneer Square, William Bell set up his own neighborhood a couple of miles up the waterfront. Bells Town grew in the early 20th century, when Seattle leveled the adjacent Denny Hill, and the newly flat regrade became a low-rent district of bars, hotels, and industry. In recent decades, Belltown has become one of the nations fastest growing urban neighborhoods with upscale condominium towers and fashionable restaurants. This new volume chroniclesin more than 200 imagesthe colorful history of this diverse and constantly changing area. Readers will enjoy early glimpses of such landmarks as the Seafair Torchlight Parade, the Seattle Center Monorail, the legendary Dog House, and the Edgewater Inn.
Author: Tom Deady
Author: Tom Deady
Author: Paul Stewart
Author: Paul Stewart
Author: Paul Stewart
Author: Paul Stewart
Author: John Holden and Kathryn Gemperle
Author: Paul Stewart
Author: Mariatu Kamara
Author: Moses Isegawa
Author: Clark Humphrey