This text provides an overview of network technology and services, presenting the underlying principles involved in the operation of equipment and systems and providing the reader with an informed outlook on their future evolution. The book reviews digital multiplexing and transmission systems, and describes digital cross-connect systems and their use in numerous applications including traffic survivability. The operations aspect of networks, including surveillance, control and collection of performance data, is also covered.

Advances in Telecommunications Networks (Artech House Telecommunications Library)

Computers & Technology

Brown, Derrick C.

Lee, William S

Networking & Cloud Computing

Artech House Publishers

The most famous collection and largest selling title on the Write Bloody roster. Butterfly Knife contains such award winning pieces such as "The Kurosawa Champagne,” A Finger, Two Dots, Then Me,” "Pleased to Meet You Yellow,” "The Chinese Elevator” and "Hot for Sorrow.” These are his classic, unforgettable works of poetry and fiction from 1993-2004.

Born in the Year of the Butterfly Knife

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Write Bloody Publishing

I Love You Is Back is the second collection of work from this internationally celebrated poet, spanning 2004-2006. It includes such popular works such as 'The Victory Explosions,” "All Distortion, All the Time,” "St. Marks,” and "The Last Poem about Anne Sexton.”

I Love You Is Back

Scandalabra

Derrick Brown's long awaited new collection of poetry and prose, Scandalabra, is a book that boils with true grit Americana, sensual power and black oceanic wildness. About.com rated his newest collection 'Scandalabra' as one of the top poetry books of 2009. Written at sea aboard a fishing vessel and in the hills of Tennessee, these poems roar in six unique sections never before seen from this acclaimed writer.

Scandalabara

United States

Hot Hands and the Weirdo Winter

It's the first day of school and Ralph is the new kid. He does not have any friends to eat lunch with until he meets the weird and wonderful Margo, or "Hot Hands. Margo is a strange girl with hands made out of fire. These two shy classmates help each other overcome their fears. Ralph wants a new friend. Margo wants something else: Will she ever be able to hug anyone without hurting them? Will she ever be able to make a snow man without melting it? Will she ever feel normal? Is normal all that great? Read this amazing book to find out. Discover with Ralph and Hot Hands what being a true friend is all about.

Children's Books

Action & Adventure

For fans of the fantastical. For fans of unforgettable, gut-punch imagery. This visceral book veers wildy from humor to heartache.\nThis new collection holds three chapters that venture from love and memory into loneliness and sorrow, ending in the chase for hardcore joy. Due to patient years of editing, tweaking, and sorting, this is Brown’s most thoughtful collection. The pages have an economical beauty, and it is the most complete, compelling, and stunning book the author has ever written.\nLove Ends in A Tandem Kayak is the death of stunted, academic fluffing in the world of fast, junk food verse. It is the embrace of saying the hard thing without the adornment of trite, fraudulent wisdom. T\nhis book is madness and crawling toward the confusing light. It is memory unpacking and a deep dive into the battle for staying alert in self-love, nude grief, and the revealed embarrassments and humor of being human. It’s funny, and it is beautifully heavy.\nIf you've got a deep wound, this book will try to hold your hand and guide you to needle and thread.

Love Ends in a Tandem Kayak

Hello. It Doesn't Matter.

Brown is our modern-day Neruda, hailed as the king of the fast gut punch and champion of the unforgettable line. Here is a brilliant imagination working at its highest level of creative force and naked, cinematic intimacy.Winner of the 2013 Texas Book of The Year for Poetry and owner of Write Bloody Publishing, Derrick C. Brown, author of UH-OH ("?a rekindling of faith in the weird, hilarious, shocking, beautiful power of words." Joel Lovell, The New York Times) and Born in The Year of the Butterfly Knife, elevates his newest collection of writing in Hello. It Doesn't Matter. with short burst of dazzling light, dark humor and longer bouts of sorrow and rise. This road-traveling bard fearlessly delivers on laughter and unashamed romance.

Self-Help

Relationships

Her clothes don't fit, she dances crazy, and this porcupine could sure use a hug. Will she ever find someone to dance with? A great tale about how to make friends.

Valentine the Porcupine Dances Funny

Animals

Derrick Brown's fourth and final collection of poetry and short stories is a unrelenting machine of honesty that has been called his finest collection of new work. Strange Light takes us back to the docks, to a violent drama class and boring prom, an undersea conversation with Jacques Cousteau, and into his famous romantic bursts of verse. The epic poem, Strange Light, anchors this collection as one of the most inventive and potent collections of modern American poetry. About.com called his 2009 collection Scandalabra, one of the best books of the year. Everything hilarious and stirring is illuminated. The power of Strange Light is waiting.

Strange Light

Our Poison Horse is the newest poetry collection released by Derrick C. Brown. Brown is the winner of the Texas Book of The Year Prize, 2013. The New York Times calls his work a â€œâ€¦rekindling of the faith in the shocking, weird and beautiful power of words.â€ Brown finally sold the ship, The Sea Section, upon which he lived for years in the Long Beach harbor, after which he took to hunting for a city that was affordable and had a bustling writerâ€™s community. He landed in Austin, Texas and when the progress of that town got to be intense, he moved to the nearby countryside in Elgin, Texas, and from that pastoral setting came unfurling this new collection of his most personal work to date. Brown has been known as one of the most touring, well travelled living poets in America. He has based his whole writing career on changing peoples minds about poetry and he feels a quality, unforgettable live experience can achieve that. Brown told himself he needed a 10-year hiatus from writing poetry when he felt the well of creativity had dried up. 2 years ago, he wrote a one-hour long â€˜poetic playâ€™ called Strange Light, commissioned by The Noord Nederlands Dans Group in Holland. The piece was performed by 14 dancers and accompanied by a live orchestra using music composed by fellow Americans, Emily Wells and Timmy Straw. While he was working on a new libretto for Wayne State University in Detroit, he was set up in a seemingly pastoral country setting, where, as Brown says, â€œan incredible war broke out inside and out, such bright, massive storms, snakes, guns, howling wind, hard sun: all kinds of poems gushed forth. I gave in to the process and my best work to date was born, this will be my 5th book.â€ Our Poison Horse touches on more autobiography than the romantic and fantastical that was so present in his past work. In Derrick Brownâ€™s words: â€œI found a poetry in the real events that shaped or broke me. Every morning, I would quiet down, stare out into the field where we were watching our neighbors horse, a horse that was poisoned with pesticide by some local boys, a horse with massive scars all down its body from itâ€™s skin peeling from the poison sprayed upon it maliciously by some bastard kids. I watched the horse heal and finally come to me, and trust me and eat carrots. Something about that horse, Lacey, about it not trusting me and then warming up pulled something out of me that I didnâ€™t know I was ready for. There is a theme that in beautiful places, you will

Our Poison Horse

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