Most Popular Books by Daniel Wallace

Profiles the superheroes, villains, and organizations that make up the world of the Avengers, mapping friends and foes and breaking down key storylines.

Discover many different kinds of Star Wars spacecraft, and then build a few! This complete kit includes everything kids need to assemble the Millennium Falcon, a new TIE fighter, and Kylo Ren’s ship, plus a full-color paperback reveals fun ship facts. Included within are instructions and press-outs to construct the ships, stickers, a 17" x 20" poster, and an LED light pack to light up the Millennium Falcon.

Discover everything you need to know about the Battle for the Galaxy.Don''t just read about the Star Warsuniverse, become a part of the action yourself with this new Star Warsseries! Battle for the Galaxyshows off the hotest Republic-era technology. From the evolution of clone troopers into Darth Vader''s stormtroopers and how the ARC-170 influenced the X-wing. This dynamic new series will bring the galaxy alive with every page!

This deluxe, illustrated official companion to the Dark Tower movie—based on Stephen King’s bestselling eight-volume series—explores the art and creation of this extraordinary film, starring Idris Elba as The Gunslinger and Matthew McConaughey as his nemesis, The Man in Black. A gorgeous celebration of the art and creation of the Dark Tower movie, Dark Tower: The Art of the Film includes interviews with actors and the director, the costume designer, and the set designer. From revealing how casting found the stars and the photography team scouted key locations, thoughts on where the Dark Tower can go from here, the book is organized into five parts. -Part I: The Path to the Tower discusses the origins of the saga and its thematic and cultural influences. -Part II: The Gunslinger and the Man in Black profiles the two characters as two opposing forces. -Part III: Mid-World is a journey through the bizarre wasteland of interdimensional detritus that is Mid-World. -Part IV: Keystone Earth might be our Earth, but the Keystone Earth of the Dark Tower universe is also rocked by quakes and stretched thin by interdimensional stress. -Part V: The Dark Tower is the wrap-up section collecting insights from the film’s major players, sharing their favorite memories and looking back on the journey that led them to this point. Over three decades ago Stephen King introduced readers to Roland Deschain, the last Gunslinger. In 2003 King wrote the last of seven novels in the Dark Tower series. Now fans of the book and of the movie will welcome this big, beautiful, full-color book that they’ll need for their collections.

Enter the gritty world of the hit FOX TV series Gotham with this in-universe book that reveals Detective Jim Gordon’s secret case files on the city’s most notorious villains and their crimes. Go inside the gritty world of FOX TV’s Gotham with this revelatory look at the case files of Detective Jim Gordon of the Gotham City Police Department. With Gotham overrun by vicious criminals, Gordon has his work cut out for him, and his case files are brimming with a grotesque Rogues Gallery of criminally insane felons. From villainous mastermind the Penguin to the psychotic killer Victor Zsasz and the notorious Red Hood Gang, Gordon’s files detail the crimes and modus operandi of Gotham’s most deranged denizens – with full-color images, notes on witnesses and informants, and other essential pieces of evidence. Also covering a range of unsolved cases, such as the tragic murder of Gotham socialites Thomas and Martha Wayne, and the terrible psychological impact the killing has had on their young son, Bruce, Gordon’s files form a complete picture of the city’s seedy underbelly and the hard police work required to save it from mob rule. This immersive journey into the world of Gotham will also come with several special removable items, including a forensic report by Edward Nygma, clippings from the Gotham Chronicle, and Jim Gordon’s ID card.

Presents a guide to the Star Wars online games, with instructions on such topics as customizing your Jedi character, exploring the Jedi temple, piloting a Jedi Starfighter, and battling Separatist villains.

Presented in three hardcover, slipcased volumes, this comprehensive A to Z listing covers the entire universe of "Star Wars," including material from the films, radio dramas, books, comics, video games, and more. Full-color photos and illustrations throughout.

Collection consists of copies of correspondence between Daniel Wallace and his son William Henry Wallace, chiefly regarding family matters and agricultural pursuits at home during his time in the South Carolina State House of Representatives and the U.S. House of Representatives.

"In the dazzling flash fictions of Beneath the Moon and Long Dead Stars, lives are altered in what appear to be minor moments: an unlatched lock, an old photo, a light left on too long. But in the care of acclaimed novelist Daniel Wallace, those details constellate into something mysterious and magical. The drifter who is mistaken for a movie star, an old woman who sits on the roof of her house to smoke her secret cigarette, a man building a coffin for his wife-the men and women in these stories, hungry for connection, often find that everything hangs on a gust of wind or a single word. Beneath the Moon and Long Dead Stars tenderly navigates the shadows, inviting readers to take comfort. There''s plenty of light left"--

Le manuel pour découvrir tous les secrets des chevaliers Jedi !L’histoire de l’Ordre JediLa hiérarchie Jedi : Initié, Padawan et ChevalierLa maîtrise de la ForceLes techniques du combat au sabre laser Ce Manuel a appartenu à des Maîtres Jedi et à des Padawans célèbres, tels Yoda, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin et Luke Skywalker, entre autres.Des annotations de chacun des anciens propriétaires figurent sur ces pages : expériences personnelles, remarques étonnantes... pour partager ou qui sait devenir un vrai chevalier Jedi !

Imperfect Speakers is a novel set in Taiwan, about an English young professional, Robyn Anglesea, who hopes to abandon her stressful existence back in London for a more relaxed ex-pat life in the city of Taipei, but, in the process of making that new life successful, encounters many new conflicts with morality, identity and globalization, meeting examples of Taiwanese society at its most superficial and its most profound. Her failures to deal with these situations lead her into greater troubles, never understanding, until the novel''s climax, that her own attitude to the world is at the root of many of her difficulties. The novel comments on several canonical travel texts, such as The Sun Also Rises and A Passage to India, and uses the contemporary experience of teaching English in Asia as a lens for re-examining their themes. The novel is not yet finished: here is included the first thirty five pages (the opening chapter) of the latest draft, re-written with the feedback from my thesis advisor and classmates taken into consideration, and a little over a hundred pages of the previous draft.