Book by Major, J. Kenneth And Martin Watts

Victorian and Edwardian windmills and watermills from old photographs

Science & Math

Martin, Watts

John Kenneth Major

Technology

Batsford

Presents the development and use of a watermill over a period of about 700 years, based on the study of the standing building as well as archaeological and documentary evidence.

The Town Mill, Lyme Regis: Archaeology and History AD 1340-2000

History

Alan Graham

Jo Draper

Europe

The Town Mill Trust

Yong Chun White Crane Kung Fu

Martin Watts

Stalking the streets after dusk is risky business, but some tales are only told in the depths of night. Crime pales against the cold, murderous motives of those behind it. Claws and fangs open doors for a twisted soul to find a means to an end. It's a deadly road spiraling downwards when the deeds done are Inhuman Acts.Explore thirteen anthropomorphic noir stories about betrayal, corruption and deceit from award-winning authors and up-and-coming writers. Pour your favourite whiskey and light up a cigarette as Stanley Rivets, PI shares with you his collection of case files from dim to dark to downright ugly.Features the following stories: Muskrat Blues by Ianus Wolf Fixer by Watts Martin Danger in the Lumo-Bay by Mary E. Lowd River City Nights by Tana Simensis Every Breath Closer by Slip Wolf Ghosts by Solus Lupus A Blacker Dog by Huskyteer Crimson on Copper by Tony Greyfox Vermin's Vice by T.S. McNally Scorned by K.C. Alpinus Bullet Tooth Claw by Marshall L. Moseley Guardian Angels by Nicholas Hardin Brooklyn Blackie and the Unappetizing Menu by Bill Kieffer Cover art by Seylyn, Edited by Ocean Tigrox.

Inhuman Acts

Kieffer, Bill

Lowd, Mary E.

Moseley, Marshall L.

Wolf, Slip

Dryden, Alice

Wolf, Ianus

Simensis, Tana

Hardin, Nicholas

Literature & Fiction

FurPlanet Productions

The River: a hodgepodge of arcologies and platforms in a band around Ceres full of dreamers, utopians, corporatists and transformed humans, from those with simple biomods to the exotic alien xenos and the totemics, remade with animal aspects. Gail Simmons, an itinerant salvor living aboard her ship Kismet, has docked everywhere totemics like her are welcome... and a few places they're not.But when she's accused of stealing a databox from a mysterious wreck, Gail lands in the crosshairs of corporations, governments and anti-totemic terrorists. Finding the real thieves is the easy part. To get her life back, Gail will have to face her past—and what's at stake may be more than just her future.

Kismet

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Science Fiction

Argyll Productions

The world is overwhelming, but we can fight back.Inside you will meet a whole host of characters resisting the injustice and inequality in their worlds, each in their own personal way. Because sometimes resistance looks like a raccoon starting an underground railroad, and sometimes it looks like a dhole in a rock band spreading the music of his homeland. These are stories of resistance, but they're also stories to give you a break from the real world. Let yourself rest while the raccoon lawyers and magical kittens do the fighting for a change, and then you can come back recharged.This powerful collection features 15 stories from both writers new to the furry writing scene and familiar names like Watts Martin, Ryan Campbell, KC Alpinus, and Amy Fontaine!RESIST. Join the RESISTANCE.Contents: Saguaros by Watts Martin Ghosts by Searska GreyRaven Froggy Stews by A. Humphrey Lanham Post-Isolation by Ellis Aen Resistance by David M Sula The Hard Way by Val E Ford Coyote Magic by Ryan Campbell The Last Roundup by Amy Fontaine Safe Mode by John Giezentanner Laotian Rhapsody by Al Song Qibla by Bill Kieffer Dear Sis by Matt Doyle Every Last Paw by Blake Hutchins Mixed Blessings by Kittara Foxworthy No Dogs by KC Alpinus Cover art by Kadath, Edited by Mary E. Lowd

Roar Volume 9

Campbell, Ryan

Fontaine, Amy

Lanham, A. Humphrey

Aen, Ellis

Sula, David

Ford, Val E

Giezentanner, John

Song, Al

Bad Dog Books

The River: a hodgepodge of arcologies and platforms in a band around Ceres full of dreamers, utopians, corporatists-and transformed humans, from those with simple biomods to the exotic alien xenos and the totemics, remade with animal aspects. Gail Simmons, an itinerant salvor living aboard her ship Kismet, has docked everywhere totemics like her are welcome...and a few places they're not.\nBut when she's accused of stealing a databox from a mysterious wreck, Gail lands in the crosshairs of corporations, governments and anti-totemic terrorists. Finding the real thieves is the easy part. To get her life back, Gail will have to face her past-and what's at stake may be more than just her future.

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