A brilliant analysis of the famous composer's later years, and his struggles with the people, music and religion that he valued beyond all else.

Introducing newcomers to the world of stage lighting, this title teaches much about the nuts and bolts of stage lighting. Packed with good, common sense advice which unravels some of…

The book describes the discovery of a scientific theory for fireball objects seen in the sky including ball lightning and a type of UFO. For centuries these lights have been…

This thrilling collection of short stories provides an exciting tour of the different borderlands Old West. From settlers on the Montana-Canada border to Pancho Villa’s bold attack on New Mexico…

Coleman analyzes demographics, revealing a central factor in Rhode Island’s history–the extraordinary disparity from one town to another. Far from being homogeneous, as many believe, Rhode Island actually comprised a…

The social psychologist Peter T. Coleman explores how conflict resolution and complexity science provide guidance for dealing with seemingly intractable political differences. The Way Out is a vital and timely…

When Conrad fails to return home from a science conference, Eleanor guesses he may at last be reacting to her infidelity. Or has he finally tired of his stagnating job…

The notion of a life in which little is fixed, all is malleable and identity can be a neutral phenomenon is becoming normal according to the editors. These papers focus…