David Boyer

Ussif Rashid Sumaila

Stein Ivar Steinshamn

Morten D. Skogen

As we search urgently for a strategy of sustainable natural resource management, an international debate is brewing over destructive modern fishery methods. Namibia's Fisheries is a timely contribution to this discussion as it examines Namibia's Benguela upwelling system, an area that supports traditional and modern forms of fishery. This volume analyzes the Namibian experience in fishery management, featuring essays by researchers, Namibian fishery managers, and international specialists that cover a range of ecological and social issues. Namibia's Fisheries will be a valuable resource for researchers, conservationists, and students of fishery management.

Ecological, Economic and Social Aspects

Namibia's Fisheries

A humorous coffee table book that uses the rite of passage of prom to discuss queer and transgender identities. A diverse group of LGBTs talk about their proms and their lives since to create an oral and visual history that shows how being an LBGT teen has and has not changed over the past 75 years. Their stories consist of often hilarious prom photos and personal accounts that range from funny to sobering to heartwarming. Collectively they portray the impact that growing up gay has on one's entire life, so that it will appeal not only to queers, but to their friends and family too.

Queers at the Prom

Kings & Queens

A collection of celebrity interviews in homage to Famous Monsters of Filmland editor Forry Ackerman, including Joe Moe, Dr. Mangor, Fred Olen Ray, Count Gore Devol, Lucy Hell, Don Calfa, Jason Paul Collum, and Sara Karloff, with an introduction by the late Ingrid Pitt.

Cinemassacres: A Tribute to Forrest J Ackerman

David Nixon

Roberta Sealey

Faith In Fiction, Film, and Music is a collection of in depth interviews with some of the most prominent names working within the Christian entertainment industry today. Among the honored guests are: Filmmaker David Nixon Actress Danielle Bisutti And a special guest interview with CHRIST THE LORD author Anne Rice

Faith in Fiction, Film, and Music

Indiana's Got Talent! is an in depth view into the lives and careers of many talented Hoosiers who, although remaining underrated and unnoticed by Hollywood, still deserve recognition for their talent and contributions to the entertainment industry. Among the highly honored Hoosiers are:Beverly Lane star D.J. MincyHaunted Highway star Dan Holmes Old Days star Sarah Lemond Natural Born Killers star Jack RooneyWest Wing star Cassandra Schomer Just to name a few among the many actors, filmmakers, models, artists, photographers, painters, sports heroes, musicians and comedians that were born and raised in our great state, which has also produced the likes of Red Skelton, David Letterman, and John Mellencamp.

Indiana's Got Talent!

American Monster: A Screenplay Based on actual court transcripts, eye witness accounts, in depth interviews and true confessions, AMERICAN MONSTER chronicles the story of real-life serial killer Henry Lee Lucas, the bastard son of a West Virginia prostitute who, ritually abused as a child and forced to dress as a girl, grew into a monster that along with his cannibalistic cohort in crime, Ottis Toole, roamed the highways and back roads of America slaughtering over 300 innocent victims in the name of Satan. Gut-wrenching and horrible but true, AMERICAN MONSTER is an unflinching look into the mind and dark soul of one of the most vicious serial killers in American history.

The Henry Lee Lucas Story

American Monster: a Screenplay

We all have stories, mine is no better than anyone else's, all of us leading broken lives to one degree or another in this drama of life. And I find inspiration writing about redemption, about wringing hope from hopelessness. I find solace in writing stories about those living on the fringe of society, yet not quite ever teetering over the edge of oblivion. I've been there, done that, so I'm most definitely writing what I know. Some of these stories have a happy ending, some don't. The world is full of broken people, lonely people, and hungry people. It's part of the natural order of things. As Charlie Chaplin once said, ''In the end, everything is just a gag.'' He apparently was an optimist by nature. Me? Not so. I'd always had a lot of trouble finding a silver lining in every cloud, or a pot of gold at the end of every rainbow. In other words, I may have read fiction, or watched it on the screen, but, I didn't live it. I tried my best to remain in a virtual state of reality, no matter how hard times were to deal with. To think, as I sit here drumming my fingers along this table waiting for inspiration to hit me, all I need is a pad and a pen and a place for something mystical and profound, yet simple and ordinary, to happen. To think, as I sit staring into the lonely eyes of strangers, I used to be just like them, and they are still just like I used to be. We are all connected in the grand scheme of things; we are only human. I write because I have to, in order to still the voices in my head. Because something in the core of my being crawls up and takes hold of me to move pen to paper. The Creative Spirit's work, the good news of grace, drives me into mission, to use my gifts to be a blessing to others. I hope you enjoy the trip; it took me a long time to get here.

David Boyer

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