When three geeks find themselves faced with a zombie apocalypse, they have to use their brains to find their way to safety and survive.
They have no guns, no chainsaws or crowbars. It's their wits... More > against the horde.
Can three hackers pull off their hardest hack yet, surviving the threat of zombies, thirst, hunger, and internet withdrawal?< Less
The longest party in history continues as Ireland celebrates its reunification with the final withdrawal of British influence from the island. After years of patient negotiation, has the peace... More > process worked at last?
In North Africa, an Irish computer programmer with a bloody past in the four green fields and an interest in code-breaking, struggles to build a new life with his family. But has he leapt right out of the frying pan and straight into a blazing inferno?
Meanwhile, a mentally unbalanced dictator with profound illusions of grandeur plans to fulfill his fantastic destiny and wreak a terrible vengeance on an ungrateful world.< Less
The longest party in history continues as Ireland celebrates its reunification with the final withdrawal of British influence from the island. After years of patient negotiation, has the peace... More > process worked at last?
In North Africa, an Irish computer programmer with a bloody past in the four green fields and an interest in code-breaking, struggles to build a new life with his family. But has he leapt right out of the frying pan and straight into a blazing inferno?
Meanwhile, a mentally unbalanced dictator with profound illusions of grandeur plans to fulfill his fantastic destiny and wreak a terrible vengeance on an ungrateful world.< Less
A dying American ex-president makes a death bed appeal that changes his son’s life forever.
Across the Atlantic Ocean, the longest party in history continues as Ireland celebrates its... More > reunification with the final withdrawal of British influence from the island. After years of patient negotiation, has the peace process worked at last?
In North Africa, an Irish computer programmer with a bloody past in the four green fields and an interest in code-breaking, struggles to build a new life with his family. But has he leapt right out of the frying pan and straight into a blazing inferno?
Meanwhile, a mentally unbalanced dictator with profound illusions of grandeur plans to fulfill his fantastic destiny and wreak a terrible vengeance on an ungrateful world.< Less
A dying American ex-president makes a death bed appeal that changes his son's life forever. Across the Atlantic Ocean, the longest party in history continues as Ireland celebrates its reunification... More > with the final withdrawal of British influence from the island. After years of patient negotiation, has the peace process worked at last? In North Africa, an Irish computer programmer with a bloody past in the four green fields and an interest in code-breaking, struggles to build a new life with his family. But has he leapt right out of the frying pan and straight into a blazing inferno? Meanwhile, a mentally unbalanced dictator with profound illusions of grandeur plans to fulfill his fantastic destiny and wreak a terrible vengeance on an ungrateful world.< Less
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Ambrose Vidal is an average, everyday man, so how did he become embroiled in an Islamic terror plot. This is the question he asks himself even as his captors plot his execution live via the internet.... More > To cope with his torture, Ambrose withdraws into his memory, some twenty years earlier, retracing his steps through the most traumatic moment in his family's history.
Ambrose is surrounded by an eclectic group of family and friends: his grieving mother, his cantankerous grandfather, his bullied best friend, his much older lover, his drug-addled uncle, and his psychic aunt. Together, they learn the value of perseverance through adversity.< Less
This book is about the 9 1/2 weeks I spent traveling through Mongolia, by horse and by hitchhiking, in the summer of 1993.
This was a few months after the withdrawal of Communist control from the... More > former Soviet Union. I was eighteen years old. There was no email, and no Internet we now know it. I could not contact my parents or my family for two months, and they had no way to know whether I was alive or dead. I was alone but never alone, as I was accompanied by Mongolian friends and voluntary caretakers almost anywhere I went - and whether I liked it or not.
The book is comprised of slightly edited versions of the journal I kept, and the letters I wrote, at that time.
It is meant to communicate what everyday life in Mongolia was like, through the eyes of a lone American teenager.< Less
This book is about the 9 1/2 weeks I spent traveling through Mongolia, by horse and by hitchhiking, in the summer of 1993.
This was a few months after the withdrawal of Communist control from the... More > former Soviet Union. I was eighteen years old. There was no email, and no Internet we now know it. I could not contact my parents or my family for two months, and they had no way to know whether I was alive or dead. I was alone but never alone, as I was accompanied by Mongolian friends and voluntary caretakers almost anywhere I went - and whether I liked it or not.
The book is comprised of slightly edited versions of the journal I kept, and the letters I wrote, at that time.
It is meant to communicate what everyday life in Mongolia was like, through the eyes of a lone American teenager.< Less
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This book is about the 9 1/2 weeks I spent traveling through Mongolia, by horse and by hitchhiking, in the summer of 1993.
This was a few months after the withdrawal of... More > Communist control from the former Soviet Union. I was eighteen years old. There was no email, and no Internet we now know it. I could not contact my parents or my family for two months, and they had no way to know whether I was alive or dead. I was alone but never alone, as I was accompanied by Mongolian friends and voluntary caretakers almost anywhere I went - and whether I liked it or not.
The book is comprised of slightly edited versions of the journal I kept, and the letters I wrote, at that time.
It is meant to communicate what everyday life in Mongolia was like, through the eyes of a lone American teenager.< Less
