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Book Review: Michael Tolliver Lives by Armistead Maupin
A wonderful story about growing old and learning how to be grateful for the small gifts that fortune throws your way.
Read More »Book Review: Advanced Photoshop CS3 Trickery And FX by Stephen Burns
If you want to expand your skills to a completely different level, then you will want to get Advanced Photoshop CS3 Trickery and FX.
Read More »Book Review: Reaper’s Gale by Steven Erikson
Reading Erikson's work is to be reminded what epic fiction really is.
Read More »Book Review: The Trap – Selling Out to Stay Afloat in Winner-Take-All America by Daniel Brook
Journalist Daniel Brook argues that government policy has driven college graduates from public service work to corporate America to survive. economically.
Read More »Book Review: Gradisil by Adam Roberts
A near-future space opera melds its historic American western origins with Greek tragedy.
Read More »Book Review: Saudi Match Point by Paul Ulrich
In the geopolitics of oil, it seems almost anyone is capable of almost anything.
Read More »Book Review: Adobe Photoshop CS3 One-On-One by Deke McClelland
With Adobe Photoshop CS3 One-On-One you will grow by magnitudes in your understanding and ability to use Photoshop.
Read More »Book Review: A Question Of Blood by Ian Rankin
Long may DI John Rebus continue to patrol the streets of Edinburgh.
Read More »Book Review: Skin – The Complete Guide to Digitally Lighting, Photographing, and Retouching Faces And Bodies by Lee Varis
If you intend to photograph people, this book is a must have.
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