Scott Thompson

Clive Kinsella lived a good life. He had a family who loved him and he was never without a job, a place to live, or a warm meal. But Clive died unfulfilled. Despite all his gifts he could only see what he didn't have. And ... he never faced the ghosts that haunted him.

Eight Days

Stephan Nilson

From the mind of Kids in the Hall's Scott Thompson comes a hilarious, fast-paced comic based on his beloved character, Danny Husk. Danny Husk remains the unflappable everyday man. Whether he's reading about his own kidnapping in the morning paper, or having his musk cause apocalyptic world peace, nothing gets him down or rattles his cage... until now! Danny finds himself in a new world where his average looks and demeanor make him an exotic, and highly-sought after individual. Danny must escape, with the help of an oddball cast of characters, and rescue his son before the Prince of Mu has them all executed!

The Hollow Planet

Husk

5th Edition of book originally published in 1990. This book tells the story of the famous B-17 Flying Fortress in the years after World War II, and includes the stories of each of the surviving 48 B-17s.

The Post-War B-17 Flying Fortress and Survivors

Final Cut

Douglas A-26 and B-26 Invader has often been overshadowed by other aircraft and circumstances. It saw service too late in World War II to lay claim to a distinctive heritage. By Korea, it was seen as a workhorse and just an old propeller job. But there can be no doubt that the Invader was a fine aircraft - highly effective and popular with its crews.

Douglas A-26 and B-26 Invader

At the dawn of the twentieth century, Dublin, Georgia, was transformed from a violent and lawless community into one of the state's fastest growing, most prosperous and cultivated cities. The coming of the railroad, the prohibition of liquor sales, and evolving industries all played a part in escorting Dublin into this "Golden Era," a period of unparalleled expansion and exuberance. With over two hundred historic photographs, Dublin: The Emerald City takes the reader on a journey into Dublin's storied past, tracing the major events that gave Dublin its sense of community and restored pride in its residents following years of turmoil. Included are images of the town's early homes, businesses, churches, and schools, as well as local festivals, fairs, and sports teams. Although the town's Golden Era came to an untimely end with the invasion of the boll weevil, the influenza epidemic of 1918, and the devastation of lives lost during the First World War, Dublin is still a spirited community, growing and changing with the times while reflecting upon a colorful history.

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