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Burning Daylight follows the rise and fall of a ruthless gold prospector in the Yukon during the Gold Rush. From fortune to Wall Street corruption, this novel examines ambition, greed, and redemption in Jack London’s signature style.

We all have a story in us. But how do we get it out there? How To Write A Book is a 12-week podcast that guides you through the writing process: from developing ideas to experimenting with your voice and getting your finished manuscript ready for publication. Packed full of frank, funny and practical insights as well as listener exercises to help your creative juices flow, we offer a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the world of books. Hosted by bestselling author Sara Collins, powerhouse publisher Sharmaine Lovegrove and superagent Nelle Andrew (with additional reflections from executive ...

How To Date is your ultimate guide to navigating the highs, lows and everything in between of modern dating. Hosted by broadcaster and author Elizabeth Day and the ever-insightful relationship expert Mel Schilling, this podclass (podcast masterclass) unpacks the complexities of finding connection in today’s world. From building confidence and breaking old patterns to decoding dating apps and finding love that is worthy of you, Elizabeth and Mel tackle it all with humour, honesty, and expert advice. Featuring candid discussions with fascinating guests, we explore red flags, communication ...

With a connoisseur's insight and an offbeat sensitivity perfectly tailored to his subjects, Gifford's brief essays cover a hundred of the noir buff's favorites. His highly polished impressions take the listener through five decades of noir to find both the heart and the art of the plotline.

Daylight Land is an engaging travelogue in which William Henry Harrison Murray recounts his journey across Canada to Vancouver. Blending adventure, humor, and cultural observations, this book offers a fascinating glimpse into North American landscapes at the turn of the 20th century.

Art. Stories. Life. It All Feels Like A Daylight Dream

Ever wonder what the story was behind the various killers Behaviour Interactive created for the survival horror game Dead by Daylight? Don't worry, we read the lore for you. Even the... problematic ones. Join lore-reader Gavin Gaddis, monster-lover Cole Burkhardt, and horror newbie Caroline Mincks as they go through each killer's backstory and ask the most important questions. Mainly "are they scary" and "are they hot." (For some of the hosts, those two are the same question).

Journey to the Underhill Gates is the first book in the Seeking Daylight episodic fantasy series, written for the young and the young at heart. You’ll meet with some rather odd folks, visit some peculiar places, and get a glimpse into a world that could be found right under your nose, if you happened to know where to look for it. It is a story of adventure, of friendship, and of loss. But most of all, it’s the story of three very different classmates who rise to meet the awesome challenges that life has thrown in their way together. Whether you are a first time fantasy reader, or have ...

This is a highwayman story in Rachel Lawson's Stand and Deliver series.In this the highwayman Jack (Justin) steals the heart of a Lady and plays Cupid.“Justin, what was that about? What light on yonder window breaks-! Your eyes are like 2 twinkling silver stars!” shouted the Ghost.“She's a friend of mine! You know she hates me as much as I hate her! If I said Isabella give me your money I would be giving myself away and what about you the French Ghost”“I forgot who I was I knew the man with her, he's my friend Stephen Grimshaw. He's a minor poet and he's in love with the girl. He's...

Photographs Not Taken is a collection of photographers' essays about failed attempts to make a picture. Editor Will Steacy asked each photographer to abandon the conventional tools needed to make a photograph - camera, lens, film - and instead make a photograph using words, to capture the image (and its attendant memories) that never made it through the lens. In each essay, the photograph has been stripped down to its barest and most primitive form: the idea behind it.