Biological development, how organisms acquire their form, is one of the great frontiers in science. While a vast knowledge of the molecules involved in development has been gained in recent decades, big questions remain on the molecular organization and physics that shape cells, tissues and organisms. Physical scientists and biologists traditionally have very different backgrounds and perspectives, yet some of the fundamental questions in developmental biology will only be answered by combining expertise from a range of disciplines. This book is a personal account by Professor Lionel Harrison...

Celebrating the joys of Austin slacker living, this novel shows how the biggest story of the author's generation--the impact of group theory on the understanding of our place in the universe--settled into the mind of the main character, Walker Underwood.

Little Cutie is a ragged red and white teddy bear who goes on a vision quest to find out who he is and where he belongs. Along the way, Little Cutie gets advice from a number of woodland animals (all with Ojibwe names) about life, living with humans, and how to find the Great Spirit.

"Amix Blood" is the story of a bi-racial girl with a unique set of problems. She is half elfin and half vampire. When Amix is asked to leave the prestigious vampire academy, she enrolls in a boarding school dedicated to assimilating elves into the dominant vampire culture. After attempting a daring mid-day escape, Amix meets a kindred spirit in Steven. Steven is also of mixed-heritage. He is half human and half alien. Together, they resist the terrible elf-hunter, Santa Claus, and try to get back home.

"Yea Gimiwan " ("Yea Raining " in Ojibwe) is an Enlish/Ojibwe coloring book. Author and illustrator, Michael Lyons covers counting to ten, simple greetings and good-byes, and a number of animal names common to Northern Minnesota.

"Dog and Ma'iingan" is an English/Ojibwe language picture book. Readers learn how to count to ten and how to say a number of animal names in Ojibwe.

"Meditation, Depression and an Alien Encounter" follows a conversation about depression and meditation between cartoonist, Michael Lyons and an alien named, Steven.

"Rockstar Cartoonist" follows the life of cartoonist, Michael Lyons and his struggles as an aspiring artist and musician. Beginning in 1967, when we witness the birth of Lyons as the reincarnation of Michelangelo, the reader follows his experiences (especially regarding: dating, drawing, and playing guitar) as he progresses throughout the decades. In the end, we discover Michael as a middle-aged man with ambivalent feelings about love, music and cartoons.