The stresses Dr. Austin Mardon incurs during his misadventures in Antarctica and the USSR reach a boiling point, setting off a weekend-long psychotic bender that will change his life forever. Now, as a person with schizophrenia, Dr. Mardon must contend with having lost 50 IQ points, the fallout of his professional and personal life, and the misdirection of his delusions as he attempts to rebuild his empire from the ground up.Dark Night Cometh is the true story of Dr. Mardon's comeback after being told he will never have a family, house, or job after being diagnosed with schizophrenia in 1992. Like a phoenix reborn, Dr. Mardon proves all of his naysayers wrong, culminating in an epic underdog tale chock-full of poetic awesomeness.

Dark Night Cometh

Mardon, Austin

Dawson, Brey

Witiw, Riley

Schauer, Zach

Mcweeny, Robert

Biographies & Memoirs

Golden Meteorite Press

Do you think you know music? Understanding Music: An Interdisciplinary Study will explore five notable approaches to understanding music, and will help you to think differently about the music you listen to in your daily life. This book will guide you through a brief introduction to western art music before jumping into the five disciplines that are covered: science, linguistics, communication, philosophy, and politics. From learning about the physics of sound waves to debating important music philosophical thought through the ages, this book will encourage you to open your mind to new patterns of thinking about music and provide you with the tools with which to listen to and engage with your preferred music in new, innovative, and intriguing ways. copyright by Golden Meteorite Press, published by Golden Meteorite Press

Understanding Music: An Interdisciplinary Study

Arts & Photography

Droog, Kyra

Kulchisky, Alyssa

Tolsma, Theoren

Unruh, Mark

Music

COVID-19 and the Environment

Engineering & Transportation

Mardon, Catherine

Yuan, Ching

Engineering

What is emo music? Why does it matter? This book tracks the development of an obscure musical subculture -- emo. We retrace the steps of its meteoric rise from the underground hardcore venues in America to the mainstream international popular culture and its after-effects in today's world. Specifically, we examine the understudied, underappreciated, and undervalued contributions that emo music made to normalizing mental health conversations, creating outlets and support systems for mental illness, and fighting mental health stigma. Tune in, get sad, and read along.

Music & Mental Health: Let’s Talk About Emo

Jutras, Jessica

3D Printing PPE In the Age of COVID-19

Chan, Olsen

Medical Books

One thousand years ago, Norse Explorer Leif Erikson stepped off a ship and onto an unknown land, becoming the first known European to set foot on North American soil. This discovery led to future Viking expeditions from Greenland to Atlantic Canada, potentially lasting several centuries. Though the 13th century Icelandic sagas tell tales of these exploits, corroborating archaeological evidence was not discovered until the site of L'Anse aux Meadows was excavated in the year 1961. In the half-century following this groundbreaking discovery, our understanding of the history of North America has shifted. Further discoveries have been made, but many more remain mysteries waiting to be discovered. Who were the Vikings? Why did they continue to return to North America? Where is the elusive settlement of Hóp? What do these recent discoveries mean for the way we tell Canada's history? We explore the answers to these questions and more in Finding Vinland: Unearthing Evidence for Viking Presence in North America.

Finding Vinland: Unearthing Evidence for Viking Presence in North America

History

Alexandra Gross

Europe

What in the World are CT Scans?

MARTIN, ALEXANDER

Idrees, Aamna

Idrees, Hafsa

Ziad, Isra

Nie, Hannah

Hasija, Anushka

Wang, Maggie

Yehshopa, Tenzin

Schepian, Hannah

Medicine

Have you ever heard of proteins, which cause fatal and transmissible neurodegenerative diseases for both people and animals? Did you know that these misfolded proteins are called Prions, and they can increase their numbers by using the functions of living cells (in this respect, prions are similar to viruses)? Even though prions had been found out almost 40 years ago by Stanley B. Prusiner, much is still left to be understood about the prion, including how exactly it replicates and causes other proteins to fold and the origin of the deadly molecule itself. Furthermore, most pressingly, how to treat or cure any of the numbers of terminal diseases it causes in animals and humans. In this book, you will discover the historical background of prions, their importance, structures, and the most known human prion diseases, the Public Health System’s most significant challenges, and the future directions for the study of prions. All of that put in one book for a more detailed study of the still unexplored topic of deadly proteins – prions.

What in the World are Prions?

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Bedi, Janvi

Chana, Ishpreet

Harun, Rokya

Johnson, Jaime

Jutras, Jess

Masood, Mehvish

Quan, Ivan

Quan, Ivy

Singh, Sapna

Diseases & Physical Ailments

What in the world is Alzheimer's?

Li, Elizabeth

Ahmed, Bilal

Yeh, Chen-Hui

Ullah, Unaiza Asad

Jeyakumar, Lajendon

Saleeb, Steven

Hou, Winston

Nigusie, Saron

Kadri, Zeest

Mental Health

Ötzi Man

Science & Math

Costello, Marcey

Mahey, Priyanshu

Biological Sciences

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