Best Selling Books by Paul Tremblay

Climate change can be terrifying as we navigate through climate action-- haunted by our past which dictates our future. In this anthology-- Revelations: Horror Writers for Climate Action-- twenty-one legendary horror authors bring both dark tales and awareness to our worldview. Apocalyptic futures, dire warnings, things unleashed from icy tombs... this collection gets under your skin and gives readers a peek into worldswhere prophecy and nihilism reign. Herein are stories FROM authors such as Nuzo Onoh, Clive Barker, Stephen King, Gwendolyn Kiste, Paul Tremblay, and many others-- all brought together to give us fiction that redefines the realities of global warming and climate change.Proceeds from this anthology benefit Climate Outreach-- the leading experts in climate change communications. The organization helps people understand the complexities of the issue in ways that resonates with their identity, values and worldview. Informed consent and support from people across society and around the world creates what CLIMATE OUTREACH calls a social mandate for climate action-- and they believe it'' s how real change happens.May Revelations: Horror Writers for Climate Action resonate with you.

Being a parent and being a manager have a lot in common. Both involve long hours and a daunting list of responsibilities. Both require clear communication skills and a good sense of humor. In this unique look at the modern workplace, Ian Durston, a successful project manager and happy father of three, uses his experience raising children to shed light on the perennial challenges of management. Issues such as leadership, motivation, performance, team building, and change are explored not only through the author''s experience as a manager, but, more importantly, through the rituals every parent must go through in raising his or her child. Getting his son to sleep while on vacation becomes a lesson in flexibility on the job; dealing with tantrums at home provides insight into the role of assertiveness at work; and watching his youngest begin to walk is used as an example of the trial-and-error method and the importance of failure as a learning tool.

Emphasizes FORTRAN Problem-Solving & Solution Techniques Through the Development of Algorithms.

In Baby Leg, a mysterious man awakes one morning in an isolated cabin with no memory of how he’s gotten there—or why he’s missing a hand.

Abstract: "Recently, CASE (Computer-Aided Software Engineering) products have appeared on the market to support a wide variety of development methodologies. While these products implement the semi-formal techniques recommended within the methodology, they share a common weakness: typically they are oriented to individual phases or steps of the development cycle, but give little or no attention to transformations from phase to phase. It is now generally recognized that to reduce significantly the development effort, it is important to carry well-defined deliverables produced during one phase into the next phase.