Paul Adams

This book explores the world of social media from a high-level insider's perspective and comes away with surprising conclusions that will impact the way marketers and advertisers will do business going forward.

How Small Groups of Friends are the Key to Influence on the Social Web

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A Novel

The Jacobite Rebellion

Set several months after the conclusion of A Court of Wings and Ruin, Feyre, Rhys and their companions are rebuilding Velaris and the Night Court. Winter Solstice is coming. It is Feyre’s first as High Lady. In spite of the festive atmosphere, Feyre, Rhys and their friends couldn’t escape the shadows of the past. Feyre finds out that the ones dearest to her are nursing wounds in their souls. Their struggles will have a lasting impact on the future of their court and the land of Prythian. Told through the eyes of Feyre, Rhys and other characters,

Summary of a Court of Frost and Starlight by Sarah J. Maas

From unexplained sightings to the search for evidence of ghosts, this book contains a chilling range of spooky tales from Old and New Stevenage and the surrounding area. Compiled by paranormal historian Paul Adams, this collection features the restless phantom of Henry Trigg, whose coffin still hangs from the roof of a local bank; a spectral monk seen wandering the corridors of North Hertfordshire College; the mysterious apparition of Lady's Wood; and the extraordinary case of the Stevenage Poltergeist. Richly illustrated and drawing on historical and contemporary sources, Haunted Stevenage is guaranteed to make your blood run cold.

Haunted Stevenage

Eddie Brazil

The most terrifying British ghosts are brought together in this, a unique and original compilation of spine-chilling true encounters both ancient and modern. Not for the faint of heart, this book contains over thirty compelling experiences that reveal a dark and disturbing reality to the realm of the paranormal – deadly curses and murderous ghosts, violent poltergeists, haunted relics and spirit possession – all unsettling insights into a frightening supernatural world. From the mysterious happenings at Hinton Ampner to the eerie Black Monk of Pontefract, the celebrated Enfield Poltergeist and the sinister power of the Hexham Heads, paranormal historian Paul Adams and writer and photographer Eddie Brazil have opened case files spanning over 250 years, from the eighteenth century to the present day, in order to carry out a detailed and chilling examination of the extreme hauntings of Britain.

Britain's Most Terrifying Ghosts

Extreme Hauntings

The beautiful Lucia wanted to be painted so that she could step out of the painting into any age and time. Giovanni Moroni, whom she chose to do the painting, wondered what age she had in mind. They lived in Venice in the 16th century. How far into the future did she want to go? How many centuries? And where did she want to go?

The Lady in the Rose Coloured Dress

The British Isles has a remarkable association with vampires - chilling supernatural creatures of the night. From the nineteenth-century writings of John Polidori, James Rymer, Sheridan Le Fanu and Bram Stoker, to the modern literary horrors of Clive Barker, Ramsey Campbell, Brian Lumley and Kim Newman, the vampire casts a strange and compelling shadow that spreads from the realms of fantasy into the world of the living. Here you will find vampire murderers and vampire hunters together with the real-life mysteries of Croglin Grange, Alnwick Castle, the Vampire of the Villas, the Yorkshire Vampire and the enduring phenomenon of London's famous Highgate Vampire.In this thought-provoking book, illustrated with never before seen photographs and drawing on extensive original research, writer and paranormal historian Paul Adams explores the fascinating history of British vampirism in both fact and fiction. With extensive chapters on the post-war revival of Gothic cinema horror and the influence of cult studio Hammer Films on the vampire in British television and music, here is a modern guide where every page is truly written in blood ...

A Cultural History of the British Vampire

Written in Blood

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This little gem of a book is a repository of intriguing, fascinating, obscure, strange and entertaining facts and trivia about ghosts and all things that go bump in the night. Within this volume are such chapters as haunted houses, roads, woods and byways, phantom animals, royal ghosts, poltergeists and haunted objects, while not forgotten are spooky séances and time-slip ghosts, as well as some of the famous ghost-hunters themselves, including Harry Price, Elliot O’Donnell and R. Thurston Hopkins. Anyone curious enough to pick up this book will be terrified and enthralled and never short of some frivolous fact to enhance a conversation or quiz! The Little Book of Ghosts is the perfect introduction to the mysterious realm of ghosts and haunted places. Step inside, if you dare...

Little Book of Ghosts

In 2011 the Harper Conservatives won a majority government with a minority of votes. If the opposition parties were willing to work together, they would have an excellent chance of defeating the Conservatives in the next election. Yet a merger doesn't seem to be in the cards any time soon. In Power Trap, veteran journalist Paul Adams draws on many hours of interviews with politicians and insiders as he explores the issues that are keeping the opposition parties apart. What he discovers is that the ambitions, animosities, and hidden agendas of these parties are standing in the way of the kinds of government that a majority of Canadians want. Because the Liberals believe they can still recover power and the NDP no longer see a compelling reason to join forces, neither party is willing to work with the others. The result of that all the opposition parties are caught in a trap, focused on partisan politics and unwilling to do what is necessary to defeat the Conservatives. Adams tells a story of institutions and people who have lost sight of the need to put the public interest first. Yet there is a way to create a merged party that will attract a majority of voters and put an end to the Harper era.

How fear and loathing between New Democrats and Liberals keep Stephen Harper in power--and what can be done about it

Power Trap

This book is the final volume that offers his memories of the life he lived in the South of France for the past twenty-five years. He and his wife Jennie were redirected from their planned stay in Côte d'Azur. Because of their search for sunlight, they went to Aix-en-Provence. They fell very much in love with Provence and they decided to uproot their lives in England and move there. Since then they have never looked back.

Reflections on Then and Now by Peter Mayle

Summary of My Twenty-five Years in Provence

Your Money or Your Life teaches people how to change the relationship they currently have with money. Through their nine-step program, Robin and Dominguez help people learn to become more financially independent. The updated version includes modern-day additions such as using an online service to track finances or where to invest funds in the modern world.

Transforming Your Relationship with Money and Achieving Financial More by Joe Dominguez

Summary of Your Money Or Your Life

On Homecoming and Belonging by Sebastian Junger

Summay and Analysis of Tribe

The Story of the Last "black Cargo" by Zora Neale Hurston

Summary of Barracoon

Written specifically for education studies students, this accessible text offers a clear introduction to education policy. It aims to help the reader understand what is meant by educational policy, how policy can be made and the main discourses that have driven education. Capturing the essential aspects of educational policy over the last thirty years, the book provides an overview of political themes in education demonstrating how education policy has progressed and the effect this and politics have had on schools. It then covers key themes such as performance, choice and professionalism to show how education policy is constructed and implemented and how this has impacted on education in practice. Features include: • activities that can be undertaken individually or as a group to promote discussion • annotated further reading lists; • chapter overviews and summaries Written as part of the Foundations in Education Studies series, this timely textbook is essential reading for students coming to the study of education policy for the first time.

Policy and Education

A Novel by Catherine Steadman

Summary of Something in the Water

At a fundamental level this story is about second chances and metamorphosis of the heart. In the tradition of C. S. Lewis and John Updike, Bouvier - the penultimate atheist - experiences life after death for each of us and provides us an odyssey that challenges our traditional notions of the hereafter and happiness. The tale is couched within a love story, laced with sentimentality and counterpointed with humor. In the final analysis we discover what matters most in our personal and political life is not so much notoriety, but service and the ability to love, especially love the unlovable.

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