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Atlas of General Surgery

Dudley, Hugh

Carter, David C.

Medical Books

Butterworth-Heinemann

Scope and extent of subject matter has been enlarged in accordance with increasing sophistication of the speciality and includes: transport of the neonate; pre and postoperative management; anaesthesiology; various endoscopic diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. Also deals with: head and neck; thorax; abdominal wall; gastrointestinal tract; liver portal system; neoplasms and endocrine surgery; urology, neurosurgery; limbs; trauma. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

Paediatric Surgery (ROB AND SMITH'S OPERATIVE SURGERY 5TH EDITION)

Get lost!A simple phrase with complicated meanings. Taken one way, it can be considered quite rude and derogatory. Taken another way—the way this book intends—it is an extraordinarily great directive.Writers desire to achieve that blissful sensation of being lost in the words, to find that the story has taken over and is writing itself, causing even the author to breathlessly wait to see what is going to happen next.Readers also want that level of consciousness where their real world departs, and the words on the page transport them to places unknown.The mere fact that you are reading this description shows that you, too, are seeking to lose yourself in the written word, to leave everyday life behind, to be elsewhere.You’ve come to the right place! The authors featured in this anthology have crafted remarkable stories with the capability and the power to take you out of this world. So, buckle up, turn the page, and: GET LOST!

Lose Yourself: Get Lost in the Words

Literature & Fiction

Evans, Sarah

Edelstein, Ronna L.

Dornich, Joe

Carle, K B

Wotowiec, Michelle

Quinn, Jean Tschohl

Tuohy, Mike

Woody, Celeste

Short Stories & Anthologies

Scribes Valley Publishing Company

The Storytellers conduct forums to present stories from other worlds. They find humanity’s extraterrestrial adventures enjoyable albeit somewhat ridiculous. Their latest gathering concerns events on a planet called Xavier. Throughout the story, they interject information and observations like a Greek chorus. Devon works with the lifeforms native to Xavier. He has reservations about how humans are changing the environment and disturbing evolution. He explores the seemingly unlimited potential of animals called xavirytes. Brief encounters with so-called Conspirators, a group of citizens plotting against the government, change his life’s trajectory. The Xavier colony flourishes but has various socioeconomic strata. Jerrick and Philippa have been forced into the lower rungs of society. Marstek leads the colony and enjoys the company of his friends Corcoran and Verdan. Citizens of Xavier can win the Lottery. Winners are sent back to Earth as a reward for their hard work. Devon’s mother and Philippa’s parents were Lottery winners. Devon is surprised when his name is announced. He has a nightmare that touches on the troubling aspects of Xavier that he has observed. The dream ends with Devon becoming a fugitive after seeing the Lottery is a cover for culling the colony’s population. The next morning, Devon arrives at the Lottery Station. A stranger warns that he is in danger. Devon prevents the staff from drugging him and escapes. Devon hides in UnderCity, a part of Xavier where the underclass tries to survive, assisted by a reluctant Philippa. Philippa contacts Verdan for help. He once tried to help her and, to her surprise, is Devon’s friend. Verdan spirits Phillipa and Devon to a farm. The farm becomes the launching point to answer Devon’s concerns. Where do Lottery winners go? Is there another colony on Xavier? Who are the Conspirators? Are ships still coming from Earth? Why are only children brought as new colonists? Devon and others head into the uncharted wilderness. The team traverses the landscape and gains new perspectives on the planet, the star system, and their relationships. One team member dies in an attack by genetically-manipulated xaviforms. The group finally reaches Cara Verde, a colony they didn’t know existed. A civil war is brewing. Recruited into the Cabal, the opposition party, Verdan and Philippa confront the despotic ruler. This leader learns his police chief has been doing cruel things in the ruler’s name. He joins forces with the Cabal to return Cara Verde to a democracy. Devon finds a third colony where Lottery winners have been shipped to be used as slaves to raise genetically-altered xavirytes that produce an energy crystal. The crystals are sold to Earth to profit the police chief. The chief also kidnapped Cara Verde children to continue the illusion that new colonists were arriving in the Xavier colony. Scientists in the third colony altered xavirytes using human DNA. These homo-xavirytes evolved rapidly like all native species and have acquired rudimentary human intelligence.The homo-xavirytes thirst for the hemoglobin in human blood; they crave iron to feed their developing brains. The team rushes to tell the Xavier colony, but the homo-xavirytes are already there. Devon realizes an indigenous parasite is their only hope if they can figure out how to deploy this biological weapon.

Crossing Xavier (The Storytellers)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Science Fiction

bearly designed

The Storytellers have selected the records of the human settlement of planet Glory as their next forum subject. The tale describes the coming-of-age adventure of a young man and a young woman when they are designated as the first contact ambassadors with a sentient machine trying to revive the sentient creatures indigenous to the planet at the end of an Ice Age. The settlement consists of six colonies, each with its own distinctive social norms based on religious identities carried from Earth to this alien world. Trouble lurks in old prejudices concealed beneath a veneer of communal cooperation.

The Soul of Glory (The Storytellers)

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