Most Popular Books by Bob Brown

Bob Brown published Gems, in 1931 with Roving Eye Press, soon after publishing Words with Nancy Cunard''s Hours Press. Cunard had just finishing an edition of Havelock Ellis''s Revaluation of Obscenity, a history of obscenity''s definition and censorship. Brown wanted to produce a volume that would use visual design to expose the logic of censorship, by redacting words and phrases using the black bars, or boxes since he typeset the marks individually.Censorship is on everyone''s mind today with news sources, governments, and schools trying to hide something "sensitive" from the roving eyes of children, citizens, and WikiLeaks. Bob Brown''s Gems (1931) has much to teach us as he spoofs the redacting censors, and demonstrates how to read like a censor. Brown published this mad-libs-like send-up in his series of visually daring books about modern reading including The Readies, Words, Gems, Demonics, and Readies for Bob Brown''s Machine.

According to a recent survey by the Barna Group, 73% of Evangelical Christians believe that we are living in the end times right now. So, what are they doing about it? Many are hearing about the end times, but most are doing precious little. This book is a How To of information about the last days, based upon Jesus''s commands, so that Christians can become doers of the Word, not just hearers of the Word. Come learn what God''s purposes are for the end times and join Him in the greatest, most amazing evangelistic effort of all time

Bob Brown (1886-1959) was an American writer and publisher, central to the pulp fiction factory of the early twentieth century, the expatriate avant-garde in France, and the Bohemian arts scene in Greenwich Village in the 1950s. Originally published in 1933, Houdini was a pamphlet-length book part of The Modern Edition poetry series under the editorial direction of Kathleen Tankersley Young. This new edition includes a Foreword by K. A. Wisniewski, an Introduction by Craig Saper, and a new cover and text design. It is the latest title from the revamped Roving Eye Press, the press originally started by Brown in the late 1920s.

From a galaxy torn by civil war to a sleepy planet on the edge of the known universe, Enforcer Jakai del Quint pursues the failed Warlord Dorno Ban Sant to final showdown leaving Jakai alone and stranded on a planet called Earth far from the civilization he fought to protect. More than a hundred years later Jakai awakes, freed from his hibernation by a curious hiker. Together, hunted by Earth''s most powerful governments, fleeing from covert alien "observers," they join together to pursue Jakai''s need to bring long delayed justice to the vicious warlord now using his advanced technology to dominate Earth. With only the belief in his mission and the support of a woman with nothing to lose, Jakai crosses the world only to be caught in the web of violence that blankets the Middle East. In a sprint to a final confrontation, Jakai faces not only his past, but his future, and the future of Earth itself as he challenges the hidden forces of the Galactic core and those who would make Earth nothing more than stepping stone to a renewed cycle of galactic war.

The best selling definitive book or restaurant server sales and service techniques with easy to read style. Great source of tool, tips and techniques to increase sales, improve morale and guest satisfaction for both managers and servers alike.

"This collection of working drafts is intended for learners who are interested in ceremonial uses of the Oneida language." --From introduction

Provides illustrated instructions for 46 tricks including the miraculous fountain, the edible candle, and the puffing jug.

A PULP TALES PRESS REPLICA: "Anybody Can Write a Sex Novel" by Jack Woodford plus stories by Bob Brown, Kenneth P. Wood, and others.

Beautifully written,Beyond Organicsis both informative and inspiring. It is a book of ideas and philosophies - as well as practical advice - that will empower caring gardeners to change the way they garden and thus improve the health of the planet. Helen Cushing presents a new perspective on the world we live in and how we garden-she goes beyond organics into a deeper ecology of gardening and explains how to transform a garden, large or small, into a perfectly balanced ecosystem, from the ground up. Everything readers need to know is discussed, including plant choices, climate, soil, living creatures and more. Peppered with personal anecdote,Beyond Organicstakes readers on a journey that will inspire them to make simple changes to the way they garden and, at the same time, provide significant benefits to the environment.