New Releases by Thomas Phillips

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The light is very much alone in this inaugural collection that locates maleficence of various shades firmly in the dark. Witchery seeks justice. A school is home to diabolism. Heat worship is cultural death and a political gathering is unfailingly nefarious. The devil, in all his vile and glorious modernity, arrives. Light is finally the beacon signalling only dread.

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Lauded by critics yet largely unappreciated by fans of horror and "weird fiction," T.E.D. Klein is considered one of the great horror writers, despite his scant body of work. His prose blends the mundane and the supernatural, conjuring the monstrous and the malign with accessible but charged discourse that breaks with the formulaic entries in the genre. Exploring a range of topics from religious fundamentalism and right wing extremism to fashionable pessimism and the rise of "digital humanities," the author argues that Klein's work is a prime example of what he terms "critical horror," a distinct subgenre that entertains while questioning individual and cultural complacency.

This story occurs during my Dad's life from the 1920s to the 1980s. The experiences are mine from different circumstances slightly altered to fit the time of this story. The story tells of two friends who have decided to follow their dreams no matter what.

This collection of literature attempts to compile many of the classic, timeless works that have stood the test of time and offer them at a reduced, affordable price, in an attractive volume so that everyone can enjoy them.

Utilizing a wide range of theoretical and creative texts, Phillips offers an examination of subjectivity as considered, enacted, and embodied, through the frame of minimalist aesthetics. Provocatively, he makes the claim that lived experience is capable of being refined according to the paradoxically rich parameters of a minimalist aesthetic.

This is a compendium of five classics on military history: Art of War by Sun-Tsu; Military Institutions of the Romans; Reveries on the Art of War; Secret Instruction of Frederick the Great to His Generals and Napoleon's Military Maxims.

Former gang member Tommy Cucinelle thought he had left his old life behind when he became a Christian. His investigation into a missing person brings him face-to-face with a local Wiccan church and the pagan God Molech.

The history of a near-century of combat search and rescue, with an account of how the discipline was created and how it is administered—or neglected—today.

How does the U.S. Coast Guard create, instill, and maintain leadership throughout a 40,000 member force spread across the United States? A former Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard and a best-selling author combine their knowledge of the subject to offer a formula for success. Donald T. Phillips, who has written eight books on leadership, asserts that the Coast Guard is a superlative example of an organization with effective leadership, loaded with leaders at all levels. From a guardsman scraping barnades off buoys in the Gulf of Mexico to the captain of a cutter in the Gulf of Alaska to the Commandant in Washington, they know exactly what leadership is, how it works, and why it is important. This case study in leadership uses the Coast Guard as an example for other organizations who want to imbue leadership to every single one of its members. An effective leadership beacon, the book is replete with tangible examples, vivid anecdotes, and explicit guidelines on how to instill leadership throughout an entire organization. Stories abound on Coast Guard efficiency, innovation, and heroism and many are used to illustrate the service's effectiveness and to engage the reader. From the military and government communities to the business world, a variety of organizations can benefit from this outstanding leadership guide.

Mike Krzyzewski, basketball coach at Duke University, shares the leadership lessons he has learned throughout his life from his childhood in a Polish Chicago neighborhood, to his days at the U.S. Military Academy, and his tenure at Duke.

Concerns the condition and legal capacity of Andrew E. Heiselberg, as advised by H.N. Rucker, Superintendent and Thos. Phillips, M.D.

Deed from seller George Roles to buyer Thomas Phillips for land in Newton Township, N.J. Newton Township was a township in New Jersey, that existed initially within Gloucester County from its creation in 1695, and became part of Camden County, where it existed until its dissolution in 1871.