K. J. Joyner 
-ologist at Large [EPUB ebook] 

This book takes the ideological background of the transformation of the scope of Taoist studies from the early Southern Song Dynasty to Zhu Xi’s grasp of the discourse power of Taoism. It systematica …

This book meticulously compiles the best mystery stories from the past forty years of "Story King" magazine, making it a grand gift of stories for children. These stories include not only b …

Lies, fear, and the Holy Bible are the country’s undoing in K.C. Boyd’s second, dystopian tale, a story that all too closely resembles an America in which Project 2025 rules. Vividly depicting the pr …

Er du lei av snus, royk og nikotinavhengigheten? Har du bedre ting a bruke pengene pa? onsker du bedre helse? Har du forsokt a slutte for, men synes det er vanskelig? Enten du snuser eller royker, sa …

First published in 2006. Feudalism is normally associated with eighteenth-century France only in its more bizarre survivals, as in The Marriage of Figaro, when his seigneur claims the rights to spend …

Fully revised and updated, this new edition of English in Practice continues to be an essential practical guide to studying English at University. It is for all those who are about to embark on an En …

The Fine Print of Self-Publishing, now in its fifth edition, has been lauded by industry professionals as the go-to book for authors considering self-publishing. The Fine Print has helped thousands o …

Microsoft Project hits a steep learning curve climb when the project manager starts tracking the actual values of schedules, costs and analyzing earned value. It has a wide range of options to be con …

Song Rod tells the story of an emotional entanglement between a folk singer and an urban beauty. The song rod is a tool for recording lyrics in the Three Gorges area. The singer lost the song rod in …

Amber and Associates is the most successful software company in the industry’s history, which is surprising since all of its employees are aloof, lazy, and downright dysfunctional. When they’re not o …