Be afraid, very afraid. A screenwriter living in the Hamptons (Hollywood East) with his movie star wife meets up with an obsessive little man who becomes a stalker. Justin was used to obsessive fans, but this guy Robert Bagone might just be a dangerous schizophrenic, multiple personality, serial killer nut job. But if you're the "King of Straight-to-Video Horror Screenplays," is that necessarily a bad thing? "As attention-getting as a knife to the throat," says Hollis George, editor of End of the World."

All you ever wanted to know about asparagus is here in this marvelously illustrated classic. The pictures will send you out to the market and get you digging in the garden. Bon appetit H. L. Osterman, our resident gastronome, gives us a new take on Hexamer's classic treatise on growing asparagus. Fortified with bits of history and loads of recipes, you'll learn tons about planting, harvesting, and marketing this tasty vegetable. From cooking tips to medicinal benefits to embarrassing side effects, you will discover interesting facts about asparagus. Lavishly illustrated with score of new...

This classic novel is brought back to life with over 30 illustrations to captivate the reader. Dubbed "An Erotic Western Thriller," the posthumous collaboration between a popular western romanticist and a modern-day "book doctor" has produced a new kind of book hybrid. This retold adventure pits a spirited New York newspaperwoman against a shyster lawyer, dangerous cowboys, and Mexican banditos -- with an assist by a strike-it-rich miner, a town marshal, and a kidnapped millionaire. "A clever premise that promises to breathe new life into old tomes," notes Byron Rupert McCafferty, Online...

This is Valentines major apologetic work. In this book, Valentine defends a robust natural theology, arguing that Theism is the only rational worldview in contradistinction to the materialistic rationalism which pervaded the nineteenth century. Valentine stands within the nineteenth century apologetic tradition among the likes of B.B. Warfield an Charles Hodge. Though some of the science of this book is dated, this work still stands as a convincing rational defense of the Christian faith.