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A young adult fiction, Sinkhole 102 is a sequel to Tunnel 16. Five years after the Tunnel 16 adventure, Rick Jasper is a freshman physics student at Caltech when he is called upon to resolve an underworld conflict, this time in the tunnel system below Malibu Canyon. Rick agrees to do it only because he is promised gold as payment. A sinkhole opens near the beach in Malibu, and an Indian who says the sinkhole is an opening to a sacred site, jumps in and disappears. California Department of Transportation works to seal the hole and hold back the media throng that appears after the Indian ...

Based on the Writing for Publication classes taught by the author at Southern California colleges, this book takes you through the steps of writing with the intent of getting your work in print. The book covers newspaper writing, newspaper syndication, magazine writing, book writing, record keeping, and all the details that you should know to become a successful writer.

The Story of How Dolores and I Dealt with Death How can we deal with death in an uplifting – even positive – way? This book covers some of the lessons about death from the life of Christopher and Dolores Nyerges. Included are lessons about how to support those whose spouses have died, having animal funerals, how to prepare for the inevitability of death, how to “be with” your loved one when they die, and more. There are sections about dealing with “ghosts,” and the possibility of an afterlife. The book is presented as a series of vignettes, all true, real-life examples. Though ...

Is there evidence that people from other countries came to North America in the pre-Columbian era? Many books today say yes (Zuni Enigma, Maya Genesis, America B.C., Pale Ink, and many others). This book details a discovery of two engraved stones in the Angeles National Forest, and unique details about the site. The books explains the author's discovery, and his process of attempting to translate the marks on the rock, which he believed were linguistic. Eventually, many other unique features were found on this site which makes the site completely normal for a European ceremonial site, ...

For a year and a half, Christopher Nyerges took and occupied a hilltop home on one acre whose ownership was being disputed in probate court. Due to not having to pay rent, Nyerges was able to experiment and practice many of the skills that he later used in his ongoing classes, and books (“Urban Wilderness,” “Extreme Simplicity,” etc.). This book describes how this all came about, some of the specific experiences during that time, and practical lessons about gardening, use of resources, how we relate to our land, etc. The book is intended to appeal to a general reader (such as ...