The Cancer Breakthrough You've Never Heard Of provides readers with facts and information that supports new evidence gathered from hundreds of physicians who utilized conservative treatment techniques with thousands of cancer patients diagnosed with breast cancer, cancer of the colon and prostrate, cervical cancer, cancer of the rectum and melanomas and sarcomas. The astounding results demonstrated recurrence, recovery and remission rates that were no worse, and in an overwhelming number of many cases better, than radical cancer treatment. "Most of the information found in this book is available nowhere else in the lay media!" Even though this information is available to all physicians, many cancer specialists are reluctant to accept new ideas about the treatment of cancer and continue to convince patients that they should accept radical surgical procedures. Surgeons in major medical centers are the leading proponents of radical surgery, as they maintain their political, financial, and decision-making influence on the medical community. Dr. Evans encourages all patients diagnosed with cancer to seek a second opinion, with that second opinion obtained from doctors who subscribe to conservative treatment theories.

The Cancer Breakthrough You've Never Heard of

Evans M.D., Richard A.

Murdock Publishing Company

Spain and its wine. An English teacher and a mission. 
So begins Let’s Open a Bottle – an original, fascinating and humorous look at the Spanish wine revolution. The author, a U.S expatriate living in Madrid for the past fifteen years, takes the reader on his personal journey to search out a three-thousand-year-old tradition undergoing a veritable turnaround of the likes never seen before. Along the way he shares with us an entertaining array of characters and scenes that represent the inseparable bond between a culture and its most venerated drink. 
You will travel the diverse countryside that is the Iberian peninsula, visit all the major wine regions and many minor ones as well, and you will discover the great wines emerging from this land. 
But there is more in this book for you than just Spanish wine and the revolution. You will also read about the bones beneath the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, the current state of the wild boar in Murcia, what ingredients go into the stew Cocido Madrileño, why some highways are toll roads, what tallar means in the language of Catalan, where the country’s best haunted house is, how the author nearly sold his soul to a tailor and much, much more. 
Let's Open a Bottle will appeal to the wine enthusiast as well as the novice; the avid traveler or those looking to take their first adventure to Spain. Or anyone looking to read a good adventure story. This book is fun, easy to read and filled with charm and wit. Open it up and see or yourself.

Let's Open a Bottle: My Journey Through the Spanish Wine Revolution

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Murdock, Brian

Beverages & Wine

Here is a quick, fun and easy guide to the world of Spanish Wine. Written by an author who has immersed himself in Spanish culture and its wine over the past fifteen years, this book will give anyone interested in the subject an enjoyable introduction to this fascinating member of the wine world. Important features include: Brief history. Easy-to-follow rundown on Spanish Wine. Basics on understanding Spanish Wine. Wine regions listed by wine types (reds, whites, sparkling wine, sherry). Fun descriptive introduction to each region. Map of each region. Overview of all major wine regions (D.O.) and many minor ones (V.T.). Up-to-date rating of D.O. vintages. Winery-by-winery listings: includes wines, price range, personal recommendations and website addresses. Local gastronomy - insights into the foods of each region. Local anecdotes - fun and interesting facts about this wonderful country and its wine. Glossary of terms. Alphabetical listing of all wines mentioned.

Spanish Wine: A Pocket Guide

Brian Murdock

Here are five incredible tales of fairies and fantasy by George MacDonald, the 19th century Scottish author whose works influenced and were admired by such literary greats as C.S. Lewis, W.H. Auden, C.K. Chesterton and J.R.R. Tolkien. Reprinted from a rare 1867 edition, this work contains stories that are not only wonderful tales on their own, but ones that also convey important messages and lessons to the reader -- be it through the gravity defying princess in The Light Princess; or by way of Tricksey-Wee and Buffy-Bob in The Giant s Heart; or through the mysterious creatures and their king in The Shadows; or from the tale of Alice and Richard and their journey in fairyland in Cross Purposes; or, finally, by way of the magic and mystery of Tangle and Mossy s journey in The Golden Key. While most fairy tales are written specifically for children, these were not. Instead, wrote the author, they were written for the child-like, whether they be of five, or fifty, or seventy-five. For this edition there are six new illustrations drawn by Kathy Harestad -- one full-color illustration, which you see on the cover and five wonderful black and white drawings, each drawn specifically for a chapter in the book.

Dealings with the Fairies

Literature & Fiction

George, MacDonald

Genre Fiction

No country in the world possesses a richer and more inexhaustible collection of fairy stories than India. So wrote the author, noted folklorist Donald A. MacKenzie (1873-1936) more than ninety years ago when this wonderful collection of twenty-three fairy and folk tales of India was first published. MacKenzie published many books on fairy tales, folklore, myths and legends during his life. Some were more in-depth studies of mythology from a particular society and others, such as this work, were largely collections of tales that he had gathered through his research into the folklore of a country. For this particular collection of fairy tales, the reader will find that a number of stories are, in fact, parables. And wonderful parables they are, containing all sorts of wisdom, such as it is a mistake to make rash proposals, lest one should be taken at one s word or that no true friendship can exist between one who has possessions and one who desires to obtain them. Aside from the parables, the book has many stories that are wonderful tales on their own but also, and as is the case with most such tales, ones that contain important morals or lessons for the reader. Many of the stories include speaking animals (tigers, jackals, camels, and herons) as well as gods, spirits and other mysterious characters. Of course, a number of the fairy tales do include a King (Rajah) and a Queen (Rani). And all will appeal to young and old alike. The text is accompanied by eight black and white illustrations as well as one full-color illustration on the cover all drawn by Maxwell Armfield.

Indian Fairy Stories

Donald A. MacKenzie

The last American

So begins this eerie science fiction and cautionary tale that takes place in the year 2951. Written in 1889 by the founder and editor of Life magazine, John Ames Mitchell, The Last American is a quick though somewhat unsettling read. Beginning in Persia, the reader is taken along with a group of travelers who voyage across the ocean to find the remains of a once great nation, Merhika. Landing first in Nh-Yok and later then in Washington, the reader follows these travelers as they make their way about the ruins, all the while commenting and comparing Persian society with the lost American society that they have found a society, a race of people that they saw as purely imitative; simply an enlarged copy of other nationalities extant at the time. A society that was obsessed with pleasure and money, with their chief passion being to buy and sell. And also a society that suddenly disappeared as a result of frightful climatic changes which swept the country like a mower s scythe. If this book had been written today, with global warming and climate change at the forefront of issues facing America, and as well in light of our current relations with Iran, the reader might not be surprised by the possibility of such a tale. However, and as noted above, this story was was written over one hundred years ago, and that makes this tale and its ending all the more troubling.

The Last American

J.A. Mitchell

Dramas & Plays

See the best price to sell, buy or rent books by the Murdock Publishing Company publisher. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.