New Releases by Michael Wolff

The 2nd adventure in this new series. Two experimental robots have vanished while undergoing field tests on the surface of the Moon. All evidence points to the presence of an unknown person in the area, but no one can reasonably account for how the person could have been there. Sandra Swift decides to investigate and, accompanied by Bud Barclay, travels to the Swift Enterprises Moonbase. From there they go to the last reported position of the robots, but suddenly end up falling through a narrow crevice. Now trapped deep beneath the surface of the Moon, Sandy and Bud struggle for survival, exploring a vast system of underground caverns as they attempt to contact help. But they soon encounter additional mysteries in the form of a lost human colony living in a ruined spaceship, as well as an insane woman bent on revenge. Fighting to stay alive, Sandy and Bud join forces with the lost colony, squaring off against an adversary who will stop at nothing . . . including nuclear annihilation . . . to kill anyone who stands in her way.

Oklahoma, the so called "Tornado Alley" has been portrayed many times. But how do animals experience a Twister? In her stories Renata lets birds, turtles, squirrels, a wolf etc. talk and tell of their experience of a tornado in Collinsville, Oklahoma.

Astute, brutally honest, and always provocative chronicler of assorted media-world implosions Michael Wolff has sorted through the wreckage of fallen media empires and fearlessly deconstructed the peculiar psychology behind the mess. A former media entrepreneur himself, Wolff has had a ringside seat as the conglomeratized worlds of newspapers, magazines, television, radio, and the Internet have taken often bewildering turns. In Autumn of the Moguls, Wolff explains it all, taking on the great (and not-so-great) characters of the age, including: AOL Time Warner''s Gerald Levin, Steve Case, Bob Pittman, and Walter Isaacson; New York Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger Jr.; Viacom''s Sumner Redstone and Mel Karmazin; Disgraced domestic goddess Martha Stewart; Would-be media empress Tina Brown; Legendary kahuna Barry Diller; Media mogul turned New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg; Disney czar Michael Eisner; And an outrageous cast of self-proclaimed creative geniuses, short-sighted (and often short) financiers, and shameless politicians who attempt and frequently succeed in manipulating the media.

Discover the Untapped Benefits Available on the Web Forget about endless searching, haphazard surfing, and suffering through long load times. The old ways of the Web are over. Easy-to-use and comprehensive, BotGuide details the new tools thatare changing the Web and how to take advantage of them. For working professionals, students, parents, and anyone who shops, searches, or communicates online, BotGuide holds secrets that will save you time, money, and aggravation. Is this just more technology hype? No. There are hundreds of software robots, called bots, that can do your chores and take care of your business-- from tedious surfing and searching while you''re leading your life, to alerting you that your flight is delayed, your car may be towed, your stocks are up, and your mother''s birthday is next week. BotGuide is the first book to review these bots and tell you where to find them and how to use them. It''s as simple as telling a bat what you want it to do. Bots will ... organize the sea of information in your many areas of interest--from gardening, to health issues, to late-breaking news; find the best deal on your dream car, new television, or favorite collectible; search for a job tailored to fit your career goals; inform you that there''s a new CD, book, or movie that you''ll like; notify you whenever your name is mentioned on the Internet; find you the right pet, bike, even college; advise you when it is a good time to sell or buy a stock; check sites that you frequent for updates and inform you of changes daily; read and respond to your email, keep your calendar, and much, much more. BotGuide includes: Hundreds of bots related by category Ratings for usefulness Bots for all user levels Great money-saving bots

Readers can learn to live life to the fullest with the help of alternative therapies and resources found on the Internet: Ayurveda, Chinese medicine, herbal medicine, holistic healing, homeopathy, massage therapy, and more. "NetHealer" guides users through the range of therapies online and helps one choose which treatments are appropriate.

A wealth of helpful home improvement tips is offered for the do-it-yourselfer. "NetFix-It" can provide all the answers--from the garden to the attic, the book takes users on a cybertour of their own home. Wolf New Media''s expert team of reviewers has visited, reviewed and rated the Web sites that will show how to create the ideal home.

Provides an informative guide to surfing the net for gays, lesbians, transexuals, and bisexuals through the presentation of homosexual-friendly sites on the Web while offering the best online areas for gay issues and discussions. Original. IP.

Your complete guide to the thousands of personal finance sites in cyberspace.

"Net Study" is the most complete guide to educational sites on the Web. For student and teachers, "NetStudy" provides addresses and reviews for sites in all major academic areas--an essential resource for students and teachers.

"Netsports is the most complete guide to sport sites on the Web--and how to get there--available in paperback"--Cover back

One of two mass market Internet guides packed with easy-to-use information from the leading net authority and author of Your Personal Net Guide, NetDoctor lists more than 2,000 health sites on the Internet, offering expert guidance on how to find all types of medical information quickly and easily.

NetOut is the first directory to all the gay resources--chat, archives, photos, information, entertainment--available online. Sponsored and co-authored by OUT magazine, the largest gay- and lesbian-oriented periodical in the country, this book includes over 5,000 entries and sites, and covers AOL, CompuServe, the Internet, and MS Network.

As the media becomes filled with stories about Cyberspace dangers, parents seek qualified guides so they can better manage children''s online time. This comprehensive directory--featuring more than 5,000 entries and covering all major on-line services--gives parents complete information about games, school-related subjects, chat areas, and more.

Offers a powerful cure for medical ignorance--the Internet!

Tap into the online information that credit agencies and government departments have used for decades.

Covers more than 4,000 games and more than 100 MUDs, MUSHes, and MOOs.

Follow and trade stocks electronically, calculate your mortgage or research your new car purchase. With over 5,000 personal finance sites covering every conceivable finance topic, "NetMoney" promises a strong return on investment. "NetMoney" has a companion Website and e-mail newsletter users can access for the latest updates at no additional cost.

The official sourcebook for the PBS series Made in America, this almanac of the ''90s is a must-have popular reference work for business executives, readers of cultural literacy, and anyone who needs to know popular, cultural, and economic trends. Graphics, charts, and maps.