Ron Edwards

Somewhere on the Atlantic a tramp freighter is on a Top Secret journey for the CIA. Someone does not want the Orion to reach her destination. During the fateful voyage, an arsonist creates terror among crewmembers, the radio room receives mysterious messages, and the communications officer is murdered. One officer among the crew believes someone wants to sabotage the mission, but no one will believe him--until it's too late.

The Orion Conspiracy

Sharon McCoy

Sheryl Scarborough

Carroll B. Colby

John Macklin

Margaret Rau

Arthur Myers

The grisly legend of a haunted inn where murder most foul and tragic took place. A chilling apparition, viewed in a mirror, that ultimately saves the life of the man who saw it. Following in the wake of the spine-tingling Scary Stories for Campfires and the hair-raising Scary Stories for Halloween comes a collection of deliciously terrifying and uncanny tales that make sleepovers more exciting than ever. Adventurous kids with a taste for fear will enjoy huddling together in the darkened room and hearing about "Strangers Who Foretold Death." They'll listen wide-eyed to "Voices of the Dead." And youngsters will never forget the legend of "Blackbeard the Pirate." Sweet dreams, sleepover guests!

Scary Stories for Sleepovers

The full contents of three bawdy songsters representing different facets of society.

Three Bawdy Songsters

Index

Australian Folk Song

Bill Reed

A humorous narrative writtenn for nthe stage around Ron Edwards' best-selling book 'Australian Yarns'

Or, That Bloody Cow

Bullsh

Sea Empress Environmental Evaluation Committee

This is a report on the environmental effects of land, sea, wildlife, flora and sealife after the grounding of the Sea Empress in February 1996.

Effaith Amgylcheddol Arllwysiad Olew Y Sea Empress

While investigating the mysterious deaths of defense employees, Alex Scott seeks to unravel a bizarre military-industrial conspiracy before he becomes the victim of another strange death.

The Promethean File

C. B. Colby

Ghosts, specters, and spooks—oh my! These scary, creepy, spine-chilling, and thrilling tales will turn Halloween into a real fright night—but they’re also great any time a kid craves a little hair-raising amusement. With more than 350 pages, there are plenty of otherwordly shivers to please any daring and wide-eyed young reader. Set sail in the dark Caribbean night to meet “The Phantom Schooner,” silent and dark and able to disappear before your very eyes. What’s terrifying the pup in “The Frightened Dog?” Could it be those bloodcurdling moans, whines, and wails coming from a creature in the woods? The story’s end will leave children stunned and wondering. Some of these bone-chillers are strange, some funny, and others just petrifying, but they’re all classics.

The Little Giant Book of Eerie Thrills and Unspeakable Chills

Great Australian Folk Songs

The Overland Song Book

Ron Edwards was born in Australia in 1930 and brought up in the country where small farmers still plowed with horses and harvested their half acres with sickles and scythes, and larger properties relied on the annual visit of the steam-driven threshing machines. By the 1940s all this had vanished, and Edwards had realized that the countrys traditional crafts also were disappearing. He began making drawings and notes of them and published these materials in his native country. How to Make Whips is the American edition of his ninth book. The first section gives instructions for a basic eight-strand whip; the second deals with the making of fine kangaroo hide whips. Other chapters explain the making of bullwhips, snake whips, and whips made from precut lace. Also included are instructions on plaiting names in whips and using plaiting designs for whip handles.

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