Most Popular Books by Sean Murphy

In space, no one can hear you scream or belch, or swear, or cry like a little girl when you''re about to be taken down by merciless interstellar bounty hunters who want that mysterious idol you swiped from that hot chick who inexplicably gave you the tip of a lifetime when you showed up at the wrong hotel room with a pizza delivery. This assumes that you'' are ne''er-do-well big-talker Quinn and explains-sort of-how you hooked up with a badass ex-cop named Krunk, who would just as soon kill you as look at you, if not both.''

At birth, Ryan Maguire received a gift - a matching set of gorgeous, mesmerizing blue eyes. At an early age, Momma Maguire gave him another gift - her rules to which he was to adhere. She gave him a code to flourish and live life to the fullest. She expected Ryan to demand dignity, fight for himself, and for others not strong enough to fight for themselves. Despite Momma Maguire''s best efforts, by age 14, Ryan was riding a bullet train toward his own destruction. It would take more than her and her rules to change his life''s path. What and who intervene to save Ryan from certain destruction? What are Momma Maguire''s Rules? What Gifts does Ryan receive to help him along his journey? What Truths does Ryan discover along his path? Will he ever recover from damaged relationships to find true love? God calls each of us. When the Holy Spirit summons, how can we recognize Him? How do we make that connection? Will He protect us when we need Him the most, as we walk through our own personal valley of darkness? Gifts Given and Truths Learned answers all these questions and more in a riveting, twisting tale of life, love, growth, courage, discernment, seeking, healing, and faith. It takes you on a beautiful journey from a young child''s life, into adolescence, and finally to a young adult. The bends and turns in his path will keep you on the edge of your seat.

"One of five volumes offering the first comprehensive account of Shakespeare''s language to use computational methods derived from corpus linguistics, this volume focuses on keywords in Shakespeare''s plays. Play keywords are derived by conducting a statistical comparison between the words in one play with those in all the others. For characters, the comparison is made between the vocabulary of one character and that of all the others in the same play. These keywords are used to create ''linguistic profiles'' of each play and main character, which show how patterns of words contribute to themes and the characterization of protagonists"--

Superstar artist Sean Gordon Murphy, known for his groundbreaking series Batman: White Knight and Massive''s Zorro: Man Of The Dead, delivers an all-new tale of world-hopping adventure. THE PLOT HOLES are a squad of fictional warriors who transport themselves into the pages of other books, using their unique skills to save the plots to stop them from being destroyed. And Cliff is their newest recruit, a comic creator who''s just realized his world isn''t real in fact, it''s a complete fiction that exists inside a novel. The other members are misfits like him, pulled from unpublished books that couldn''t be saved: a manga samurai, a barbarian tiger, a kid from a comic strip, and a vampire assassin. Outclassed by the other members, Cliff sets out to prove his worth to The Plot Holes as they fight to save as many books as possible.

The Jacinta 1972 photo has remained a mystery for over 50 years. The dates of the Garabandal warning, Garabandal miracle and the end of the world would remain obscure until we had arrived at this crucial time. The Garabandal warning in which two asteroids will impact Earth will prepare human consciousness for the coming Garabandal miracle, which is a direct encounter with God. The date of the end of the world is graduation day for all of humanity. The author has been collating information for almost two decades that would become pertinent to solving the puzzle. The dates provided in this book which will reverberate around the world, present an opportunity to prepare for the most important time in recent human history.

Saul of Tarsus, a tax collector in ancient Jerusalem, will do anything to maximize his take and the taxes sent to Rome. He has a fearsome reputation and is not to be crossed. The Nazarenes, followers of Jesus, are his favorite targets for punishment and even death if necessary. Koskov, the consummate FSB covert agent, kills so indiscriminately that he has a fearsome reputation in the FSB or the "Bureau" and is known by his nickname, "Collateral Kervyn" for the unnecessary deaths he causes in his operations. He has a plan for destabilizing the West which involves taking scientific data from the Jesuit Institute for Scientific Studies to prove the end of the world and the return of Christ is at hand. He also has a secret plan to destroy the United States, making the North American continent uninhabitable for hundreds of years. His secret plan is known only to him and the Russian President. Hill Country B&B tells these parallel stories of vicious cruelty to divine redemption. The beautiful Texas Hill Country near Burnet, Texas supplies the backdrop for these tales of good versus evil with the fate of mankind hanging in the balance. Hill Country B&B takes the reader from the warm, gentle rolling hills of Texas to the Kremlin and finally to the halls of the Vatican.

Conrad sleeps under a bridge because it''s raining and takes pills because bad dreams keep them up at night. Is that young busker, Whalen, a ghost or a real flesh and blood fiddle player? While Whalen plays a lullaby Conrad shares more than a meal and more than intended. Sunny and Winter are young lovers. Love is an other-worldly presence. Winter struggles with trauma disorder. Sunny struggles with Winter. Love conquers all. But what does Neil Diamond and a "top 40 sing-along from the days of bell-bottoms and LSD" have to do with it all? An anthology of seven short plays about belonging, kindness and surviving trauma.

This special issue of Developmental Neuroscience features seven original articles dealing exclusively with the regulation and role of the constitutive nitric oxide synthase expressed in neurons. The first paper explains regulation through alternative splicing, yielding isoforms of the enzyme which are expressed differentially in the nervous system. The following papers outline the renewed expression of nitric oxide synthase in sensory and motoneurons following injury to the spinal cord. The final three articles discuss whether there is an interaction between nitric oxide synthase, signals from adjacent cells, and neuronal development. Neuropathologists, neuroanatomists, developmental biologists and graduate students in neuroscience programs will find this publication a valuable contribution to the field.

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