I Swear To Good You Are God At This is an inspiring guide to being creative and making awesome. Call it an art book, design book or inspiration guide, it's 72 pages of creative inspiration and you're going to love it. The book features 25 people, projects and ideas from around the world who aren't afraid to take risks and push forward with creativity. I Swear To Good You Are God At This is meant to give readers a push to invest in themselves, do what they love and inject more positivity into this world.

I Swear To Good You Are God At This

Dave Brown

Holiday Matinee

My First Tricks and Illusions Book

Paul Reeve

Stoddart Kids

Rogues' Gallery: More Misused Masterpieces

Political Cartoon Society

Pinkerton Partners, the fourth in the Legend of the Golden Feather sees Wiley training Jake in his new role as a Pinkerton agent. Soon the two are assigned a mission and so find themselves travelling to New Orleans, sailing the Mississippi on a steamer. But while they are pursing a notorious criminal, there are others in pursuit of them, or more particularly Jake. Betty, who imagines she is engaged to be married to Wiley, is still after him and wants Jake out of the way. The story follows our loveable partners on one assignment after another, but they seemed to be pursued more than they are in pursuit, and so constantly in danger from more than one source. There is plenty of action, suspense and drama, as well as between the sheets action enjoyed by Wiley and Jake, who are becoming ever more adventurous in their love making. Jakes innocence and childlike naivety continue to beguile, and the relationship between Jake and Wiley only strengthens. We are constantly reminded of the importance of genuine Christian love, and the hypocrisy of those who claim to be Christian, but fail to live up to this love, is shown up. We also see how the desire for material gain so easily corrupts, even spoiling former friendships.

Pinkerton partners (Legend of the golden feather series)

LGBTQ+ Books

Literature & Fiction

Golden Feather Press

Join Howard Moon, Vince Noir, Naboo, Bollo, Bob Fossil, Old Gregg, the Moon, and all your other favourite characters on a unique journey in to the world of The Mighty Boosh. 
Content includes: *An extract from Howard's jazz detective novel Trumpet Full of Memories *Vince's Christmas Toy story *Bollo's letters to Peter Jackson *Bob Fossil's postcards from 'Nam *A new Charlie story *Ol' Gregg's watercolours *Naboo's guide to black magic *Dixon Bainbridge's Turkish Challenge *Crimp lyrics
Incredibly funny, visually dynamic, surreal, musical, wildly creative... The Mighty Boosh is unlike anything else on British television, and this beautifully illustrated humour book is utterly unique.

the-mighty-book-of-boosh

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

Canongate

The Protectors (Legend of the Golden Feather)

Jake and Wiley return to 1886 with three men and a dog from 1993. After learning Eiley's true identity and jolting secret about him, Jake flees. Captured by murderous Harrises, Jake becomes their prisoner on a train to Kentucky. Two days behind Jake, Wiley races after him, fearing what he'll find as he travels east. Will Jake arrive in Kentucky alive?

Home to Kentucky (Legend of the Golden Feather)

This collection features unsung heroes of the three armed services, the Merchant Marine, a battlefield nurse, four chaplains, war correspondents, prisoners of war, and closes with a moving piece on the recent identification of the remains of one John Kipling, lost at Loos in 1915. There s not much joy here; the author will not glorify war. It s a solid dose of realism, sometimes very grim, though ultimately not discouraging and often humorous. Mr. Brown manages to evoke pain, loss and pathos without gruesome sentimentality, which is no mean feat.

Faces of War : A Collection

General Store Publishing House

Philly Jocks is the first book about the best athletes from all four of Philadelphia s major sports teams Phillies, Eagles, Sixers, and Flyers. To compile the list, Brown polled 100 people who are knowledgeable about Philadelphia sports including broadcasters from local teams, sportswriters from city and suburban newspapers, sportscasters and anchors from local TV stations, a sports producer, and a sports radio host, Jody McDonald, who wrote the foreword for the book, as well as avid fans and asked them to submit a list of their top 50 Philly athletes over the last 50 years. Each of the 100 chapters featuring a Philadelphia athlete includes a short biography enlivened with insightful, sometimes controversial quotes from the experts and fans who participated in the survey the survey results, the player s year-by-year regular season statistics (the seasons in Philadelphia are highlighted), and major awards won. Sprinkled throughout the book are sidebars in which the survey participants describe memorable Philadelphia games that they attended. Philadelphia is renowned for its loyal, passionate, and knowledgeable sports fans, who love to read, discuss, and argue about the city s professional teams and athletes. The survey results and quotes will stimulate considerable debate among readers. Any Philadelphia sports fan from the diehard who watches every game to the casual fan who occasionally catches a game will find this book easy to read, entertaining, and informative.

Philly Jocks: The Best Philadelphia Pro Athletes of Our Time

Biographies & Memoirs

Camino Books, Inc.

During spring training in 1972, southpaw pitcher Steve Carlton, coming off a 20-win season and embroiled in a contract dispute, was traded from the star-studded St. Louis Cardinals to the lowly, last- place Philadelphia Phillies. Surrounded by a squad decidedly lacking in talent, Carlton overcame insurmountable odds. For a Phillies team that won just 59 games, he posted 27 wins a record 46 percent and in so doing captured his first of four Cy Young Awards in a career that culminated in his induction into the Hall of Fame. In Drinking Coffee with a Fork, Steve Bucci and Dave Brown chronicle Carlton s extraordinary and improbable 72 season. Drawing on interviews with Carlton s teammates, coaches, opponents, and the writers who covered the team, as well as newspaper accounts and box scores of the games, Bucci and Brown recreate the phenomenal performance by the man called Lefty his early season duels with superstar pitchers Bob Gibson and Juan Marichal, his brilliant shutout against the Expos in a game marred by a bench-clearing brawl triggered by a retaliatory beanball thrown by Carlton, and a remarkable and exhilarating 15-game winning streak, achieved while the Phils rarely won on days that he didn t pitch. Throughout the book, the authors intersperse memorable conversations and anecdotes involving Carlton from the dugout, the locker room, and the team hotel which illuminate Lefty' s ccentricities, including his intense pregame preparation, his uncanny focus and concentration on the mound, and the sage and sometimes offbeat advice that he imparted to his fellow Phillies. After recounting Carlton s amazing season, Bucci and Brown rely on statistical analysis and opinions solicited from some of the country s foremost baseball experts including Bob Costas, Jayson Stark, and Tom Verducci to dissect this thought-provoking question: Is Carlton s 1972 season the greatest ever for a pitcher?

Drinking Coffee With a Fork: The Story of Steve Carlton and the '72 Phillies

Sports & Outdoors

Steve Bucci

Foreword by Jamie Moyer

Baseball

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