Best Selling Books by Jay Wright

A tongue-in-cheek book for guitar players, collectors, and professional musicians who suffer from Guitar Acquisition Syndrome. It contains insights, tips, and tools from well over 200 afflicted enthusiasts from 23 countries.

This casebook provides a thorough examination of the law of mass media in the United States, providing principal court opinions, explanatory text, and questions for discussion. Where appropriate, comparative law from other jurisdictions is included. Topics include the American legal system, introduction to freedom of expression and free expression theory, defamation, privacy and surveillance, liability for emotional and physical harm, copyright and trademark, national security, obscenity and indecency, advertising regulation, free press/fair trial considerations, confidentiality, access to government information and meetings, media ownership, access to the media and broadcast & cable regulation.

Ellie boldly makes her way along a treacherous desert canyon road. She is on a quest for the ultimate Sarsaparilla root beer float at the Scorpion Saloon, renowned as the most villainous, dangerous place in the world. Nate races along the canyon rim keeping a protective eye on his sister. He''s convinced she''s on a path toward certain doom.Along the way, a colorful cast of characters guide them thru the perils of the unfamiliar desert. Waiting for them at the final showdown in the Scorpion Saloon, is the most rotten villain in the history of villain-hood: Eyepatch the Scorpion. A new challenge is met on each page and their sense of adventure and goodwill eventually prevail as they discover that life in the desert is not all it appears.