Most Popular Books by Bill Morrison

When a former member of the Zoo Crew is murdered, the remaining members reunite to take on the dangerous Frogzilla and other super-powered villains.

"HI-diddly-ho, true believers! Ned Flanders, everyone''s favourite no-nonsense neighborino, is here to lend a helping hand, full of homespun and home-schooled hints. Follow the Nedster as he leads you through the thorny debate over church vs. state, comparing the Commandments to the Constitution; focus on the Flanders'' family tree; get a glimpse of Springfield through Ned''s Neighbourhood Watch, and learn the forbidden words (a.k.a. Neddy No-Nos) in the Flanders'' household. This gospel of goodness also includes a souvenir map to Praiseland, the shrine and amusement park dedicated to his late wife, Maude; Ned''s Comic Book of Virtues; and a sampling of the SharpeN''Edge, a catalogue of the left-handed luxuries available only at the Leftorium.

The satirical musings of Matt Groening''s Moe Szyslak will be at the tip of your tongue and a fingertip away with ''The Book of Moe'' - part of the wildly popular, critically-acclaimed series ''The Simpsons Library of Wisdom''.

Yeah, yeah, yeah! The third book in Hero Collector’s series of Nerd Search puzzle books for super-fans is devoted to The Beatles Yellow Submarine! Welcome back to the world of Apple Bonkers, the Flying Glove, and Blue Meanies, where nothing is real… and where readers can test their knowledge of The Beatles while helping the Fab Four and Captain Fred save Pepperland! The Beatles Nerd Search: Yellow Submarine contains spectacular, colorful art, and challenges fans to find the very deliberate mistakes and continuity errors, as well as hidden song titles, mysteries from the Sea of Time, and more Blue Meanies than you can shake a drumstick at. It’s all in the mind, you know… This volume has been created by comic book artist and writer Bill Morrison, author and illustrator of The Beatles Yellow Submarine authorized graphic novel. This is no conventional ''search-and-find.'' Each of its detailed, full-color pages is packed with out-of-context items and continuity errors.

If you listen to the general chatter from parents, guidance counselors, and politicians, you would think that going to university is the only option that ensures future success. That''s no longer true. This book is designed to help anyone under thirty make the best possible educational and career choices.

This collection of 100 song lyrics by Bill Morrison covers a wide range of styles and subjects, from down-at-heel New York bars to beautiful Cornish beaches. Bill Morrison has been writing songs for many years and this new collection showcases his lyrical talent to the full. All songs in the book are available for public performance and full rights information is given.

Peace can be as hard to win as war and nobody knew that as well as Mackie, the military scout, who had struggled to bring peace to the frontier. All was thrown into jeopardy by the criminal ambitions of one man, who thought nothing of unleashing an Indian war, regardless of the consequences. It was up to Mackie to put his own life on the line.

After the Civil War ended young Jerry Bryce headed for the Bakula River where a gold rush was in progres s. Here he found that the bitter legacy of the war burned on and his thirst for justice and humanity was severely put to the test. ''

Black Horse Westerns belong to a series published each month by Robert Hale. Trail of the Wolf is one of ten titles produced during July 1995.

When two young gaolbirds were at last released, they had but one thing in mind: to seek revenge against the man who had betrayed them. But vengence is fickle and can spread to where ever resentment is dry. And old wounds are reopened and guns balzed to settle old scores. Many are drawn into the final battle but few emerge unscathed.

Coverage of the 1993 Western Region Games.

Typescript, undated. Unmarked typescript of a play by the Northern Irish playwright Bill Morrison, which opened May 12, 1972, at the Long Wharf Theatre, New Haven, Conn.