The Smidgens Of Demon

Another horror/thriller American fiction with new and interesting characters. Do you believe in demons and witchcrafts? Or do you like contacting them? The book is not for the faint-hearted ones although, you can read it, that’s fine. Are we really being human these days? Have you doubted yourself that you have evil spirits within you? What if the myths are actually happening and we didn’t know? Alright, so many questions in the head…guess the book would answer you. Dive into the spirit realm and face the dark stuff, if you dare!

‘Genesis: The Magical Version’ is a fantasy/adventure novel. It is about the creation of different worlds in the universe. The title speaks for itself, it is the magical version of the formation of the worlds and the living things in them. An imaginary depiction of the origin and the creation. Separate world for mythological creatures who have supernatural powers. Magic is what binds the worlds together. This version still has love, lust, betrayal, hatred, greed, and wrath. A pure fantastical and adventurous novel for fantasy lovers. Synopsis: Having a purposeful life is the true meaning of birth. There’s a purpose for the creation of the universe too. Sophia, the rhino along with her friends goes on a mission to find her family in another world. You heard it right, a magical world called, ‘Gavetoka.’ In order to get there, the portal must be found. Her love for Dylan never fades. Dylan knew it was his fault however, fights for his identity. Conquering the worlds and acquiring the ultimate eternal power was Levi’s goal in life. He was born that way. Leviathan enjoys destroying everything. He goes on one-on-one battle with the supreme power. He fears nothing. But, what happened to him eventually? The tigress really doesn’t know if she was born on earth. She belonged somewhere else which she strives hard to find out. Morgaine is a vengeful and a powerful witch by the way. Loving everybody was the only wrong he did. Seamus, the passionate and innocent anaconda. His life’s a tragic, the people he trusts turn him down. A pathetic soul he is. She is made up of photons. She makes more of her. Martha is excited to create more worlds and living things. Why? What does she want? Why the connection and the influence among the planets? Lust does get everybody, huh?

This book is a collection of flash fictions. Each story is in a different genre. The beauty of the stories is that, the author hasn’t mentioned any character names or specific locations and is all general fictional happenings. It is a compilation of fantasy, love, horror and sci-fi/drama. The stories are very imaginative and creative. Every narrative would leave the readers contemplating. This book is for anyone who enjoys very short stories.

It doesn’t take long in the demon hunting business to realise that not everything is as it seems. When a madman is found wandering the woods in Spessart, John Sinclair finds himself at a fairy-tale castle promising its patrons a night they’ll never forget. Little does he know, something far more sinister lurks behind closed doors. An unholy plan to unleash the horrors of a long-lost continent leads Sinclair to team up with his partner Suko, but time is of the essence. Can the infamous Demon Hunter take on the unstoppable force that is the Black Death, or will he lose his head along the way?

This is the first cross-over book into the history of science written by an historian of economics. It shows how 'history of technology' can be integrated with the history of economic ideas. The analysis combines Cold War history with the history of postwar economics in America and later elsewhere, revealing that the Pax Americana had much to do with abstruse and formal doctrines such as linear programming and game theory. It links the literature on 'cyborg' to economics, an element missing in literature to date. The treatment further calls into question the idea that economics has been immune to postmodern currents, arguing that neoclassical economics has participated in the deconstruction of the integral 'self'. Finally, it argues for an alliance of computational and institutional themes, and challenges the widespread impression that there is nothing else besides American neoclassical economic theory left standing after the demise of Marxism.

Archie McBudge's lazy summer has just turned into a magical meltdown! The second adventure in this madcap magical mystery series is perfect for fans of How to Train Your Dragon, amateur detectives and anyone who loves SWEETS! Archie McBudge was planning a sweet summer at Honeystone Hall. Picnics by the loch, watching the honeydragons flying around the hillsides, chasing ghosts through the shadowy castle hallways, and of course, testing out all the new sweets from the McBudge Confectionery Factory. But now the Wyrdie Tree, source of all the magic in the town of Dundoodle, is dying, and the guardian must save it before Dundoodle's magic is gone for good. And who's the guardian, you ask? That's right, Archie McBudge. With enemies on every side, puzzles to solve and secrets to uncover – not to mention a very scary dentist to avoid – Archie's summer's looking less like a strawberry marshmallow dream and more like a super-sour sherbet lemon with exploding bits that make your mouth go numb for a week! The follow-up to David O'Connell's The Chocolate Factory Ghost, this is a must read for anyone who loves ghosts, monsters, toffee, marshmallows, and wants to explore more of the weird and wonderful town of Dundoodle.

First published in 2002, this is a comprehensive grammatical documentation of Kham, a previously undescribed language from west-central Nepal, belonging to the Tibeto-Burman language family. The language contains a number of grammatical systems that are of immediate relevance to current work on linguistic theory, including split ergativity, a mirative system, and a rich class of derived adjectivals. Its verb morphology has implications for the understanding of the history of the entire Tibeto-Burman family. The book, based on extensive fieldwork, deals with all major aspects of the language including segmental phonology, tone, word classes, noun phrases, nominalizations, transitivity alterations, tense-aspect-modality, non-declarative speech acts, and complex sentence structure. It provides copious examples throughout the exposition and includes three short native texts and a vocabulary of more than 400 words, many of them reconstructed for Proto-Kham and Proto-Tibeto-Burman.