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A celebration of the diversity of Cumbria's railways, and the variety of locomotives and traffic that can be found on its many lines.

Set in 19th-century Georgia, the story follows Iosef, a despondent shepherd contemplating suicide. His life takes a dramatic turn when he encounters an otherworldly traveler, whom he accidentally kills in a moment of panic. Discovering a mysterious gauntlet among the traveler's belongings, Iosef unknowingly binds it to himself, triggering its powers. This leads him on a journey through parallel worlds, transforming his lonely existence into an adventure filled with unexpected challenges and discoveries.

Every year, the circus comes to town. However, "The Black Top" isn't like any you've seen before—its performers were once dead and they've been resurrected by their fearsome ringmaster, AZLON. BARNABY JAMES, a young gravedigger, requests that Azlon resurrect the love of his (former) life, DELILAH. Time and time again, his pleas are rejected. Frustrated, Barnaby decides to steal Azlon’s magic wand and bring back Delilah himself. On his desperate journey to find her, Barnaby must overcome murderers, cannibals, and sex slavers, not to mention the full fury of Azlon, or he might just find himself dead…again.

In Existential Therapy: Responses to Frequently Asked Questions, the authors address those questions most frequently asked by potential clients of existential therapy or by people beginning their training or those interested in counselling or psychotherapy.

A celebration of the diversity of Yorkshire's railways, and the variety of locomotives and traffic that can be found on its many lines.

A celebration of the diversity of Scotland's railways, and the variety of locomotives and traffic that can be found on its many lines.

What is Therapeutic Photography? 2. How can this be used in practice? 3. Advantages and challenges. 4. Using photography to explore self-image. 5. Using photography to explore relationships. 6. Using photography to express emotions and attachments. 7. Using photography to explore change. 8. Using photography to explore narratives and perspectives. 9. Using photography to make changes to society. 10. Adults with autism - a case study. 11. Voices from practice. Appendix.

The World of Chub Chub follows the rollicking childhood antics of writer, Neil Gibson. Originally intended as a heartfelt gift to his mother, Chub Chub turned into a series of playful tales all about being a kid. From firsts sips of coffee to pranks played on unwilling siblings, Gibson, with illustrations by Ness and colours by Jan Wijngaard, has created a selection of short stories that are just plain fun, for both mothers and son's alike.

The most famous actor on Broadway in the 1920s gets mugged, beaten up and left for dead. He loses his looks, his acting job, his money, his apartment, his girl - everything. But it's what he does next that gets interesting. The results are quite theatrical.