Most Popular Books by Bill Morrison

When young Hal Coburn came back from the long and savage Civil War, he hoped for a return to his former peaceful life. Instead he found a deadly homecoming of hostility and subdued anger, and the dark cloud of a memory that still haunted the minds of all who looked at him. No help from the law only the gun can even the score.

The Zoo Crew''s world has been made completely untenable„a colossal disaster! Can Boa''s Ark save the population?æ

Luke Coyle had seen a mountain of violence in his young life. He had cared for the wounded and the dying and buried more men than he could remember. Yet he still held a secret doubt as to his own courage.

The New Spruce Forge Manual of Locksmithing: a Blacksmith''s Guide to Simple Lock Mechanisms is a totally revised, updated and expanded version of the original work which has become a treasured sourcebook for blacksmiths the world over. This new hardcover edition, at 304 pages, is more than double the size of the original manual. The number of lock projects has increased from five to fourteen. And the first section on blacksmith lockmaking tools and techniques can now be considered a complete manual in its own right. The authors have maintained their original trademark style that relies on well-illustrated step-by-step instructions that guide you through the whole lock-making process. They have also kept their low-tech approach that demonstrates how to go about creating good work using only a handful of simple tools. For The New Spruce Forge Manual of Locksmithing, Bill Morrison and Denis Frechette divided the book into two distinct sections: Technical Information: This section is a complete reference manual that covers the specific techniques needed to build all the parts for each lock, as well as providing all the information needed to understand the assembly instructions outlined in the second section. The Locks: Patterns and Instructions: This section provides all the plans and detailed step-by-step instructions for each of the 14 lock projects in this new edition. The detailed and clear assembly instructions describe when and how to use the technical information provided in section one. This is the most complete book available on how to use simple technology to solve complex metalworking problems. What you learn in this book will provide you with the skills needed to replace a broken "blacksmith-lock" with a similar one of your own making for an old gate, door, cabinet, chest, etc. After having worked through the projects you will have gained the skills and confidence to fashion replacement parts for old "blacksmith locks" needing repair. Hardcover, 304 pages, 11-inches x 8-1/2-inches, over 800 color photos and drawings.

Yeah, yeah, yeah! The third book in Hero Collector’s series of Nerd Search puzzle books for super-fans is devoted to The Beatles Yellow Submarine! Welcome back to the world of Apple Bonkers, the Flying Glove, and Blue Meanies, where nothing is real… and where readers can test their knowledge of The Beatles while helping the Fab Four and Captain Fred save Pepperland! The Beatles Nerd Search: Yellow Submarine contains spectacular, colorful art, and challenges fans to find the very deliberate mistakes and continuity errors, as well as hidden song titles, mysteries from the Sea of Time, and more Blue Meanies than you can shake a drumstick at. It’s all in the mind, you know… This volume has been created by comic book artist and writer Bill Morrison, author and illustrator of The Beatles Yellow Submarine authorized graphic novel. This is no conventional ''search-and-find.'' Each of its detailed, full-color pages is packed with out-of-context items and continuity errors.

This collection of 100 song lyrics by Bill Morrison covers a wide range of styles and subjects, from down-at-heel New York bars to beautiful Cornish beaches. Bill Morrison has been writing songs for many years and this new collection showcases his lyrical talent to the full. All songs in the book are available for public performance and full rights information is given.

"HI-diddly-ho, true believers! Ned Flanders, everyone''s favourite no-nonsense neighborino, is here to lend a helping hand, full of homespun and home-schooled hints. Follow the Nedster as he leads you through the thorny debate over church vs. state, comparing the Commandments to the Constitution; focus on the Flanders'' family tree; get a glimpse of Springfield through Ned''s Neighbourhood Watch, and learn the forbidden words (a.k.a. Neddy No-Nos) in the Flanders'' household. This gospel of goodness also includes a souvenir map to Praiseland, the shrine and amusement park dedicated to his late wife, Maude; Ned''s Comic Book of Virtues; and a sampling of the SharpeN''Edge, a catalogue of the left-handed luxuries available only at the Leftorium.

Drawing pictures of hard cases on Wanted notices was a tedious task for Nick Paget. But when he was asked to draw one that fitted his own description, he resolved to ride back into the storm of trouble he thought he had left behind...

Black Horse Westerns belong to a series published each month by Robert Hale. Trail of the Wolf is one of ten titles produced during July 1995.

When two young gaolbirds were at last released, they had but one thing in mind: to seek revenge against the man who had betrayed them. But vengence is fickle and can spread to where ever resentment is dry. And old wounds are reopened and guns balzed to settle old scores. Many are drawn into the final battle but few emerge unscathed.

The Acc10.147 instalment comprises two groups of papers relating to Morrison''s diplomatic posting with the Australian Embassy, Moscow, 1961-1963. The first group comprises a series of cablegrams detailing events that led to Morrison being declared "persona non grata" by the Soviet Government and his subsequent expulsion from Moscow. The second group comprises reports prepared by Morrison relating to travel to the Baltic states and treaties between Russia and China (1 folder).

Typescript, undated. Unmarked typescript of a play by the Northern Irish playwright Bill Morrison, which opened May 12, 1972, at the Long Wharf Theatre, New Haven, Conn.

Fry goes to a robot dentist, who discovers that the mercury filling in Fry''s tooth picks up and transmits some strange sort of radio signal. The signal is a message from some alien race, and the Professor tries to discern, via the "Jaws of Death" what the source is. Also Bender wants the tooth, because Mercury is a delicacy for robots, and tries to extract it.

When rancher Juan Valdes was found murdered, having been killed by a strange bullet, it lit a trail that burned like gunpowder to an explosion of such violence that the badlands were set aflame. From the shadows, treachery, deceit and cynically planned murder were dragged into the full glare of the desert sun and stretched across the path of the young deputy, Cal Rogers, and his girl. They struggled to find an answer to a mystery which the Law could not solve. Could they succeed?