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  • Jeri in Egypt, Unencumbered and so in Love

    by Michael Boyajian
    The presence of the author’s late wife Jeri joins him in a romantic interlude through ancient Egypt land of the Pharaohs.

  • Romancing the Nile Moon

    by Michael Boyajian

    The author a shut in for four years after the passing of his wife Jeri the intrepid traveler ventures out on a large scale journeying to Egypt a trip he and Jeri cancelled twice before years earlier but he is not alone for he is joined by Jeri’s presence from the other world acting as both his lover and guardian like the Egyptian moon god Khonsu over he as the god Horus the hawk deity representing healing and protection. Join the lovers as they travel through the Nile River Valley toget... more

  • Life Plans On Dive Bar Napkins

    by Paul Manser

    KIDNAPPED IN THE MOST EXPENSIVE TAXI IN MEXICO.

    LIVING LIKE FRANK SINATRA WITH A UTI IN PALM SPRINGS.

    AVOIDING EXPLODING RUBBISH BINS IN NEW TOKYO.

    For better or (usually) worse, major life decisions start as a scribble on the back of a dive bar napkin for Paul Manser; a writer whose existence is mostly made up of stupid choices and wildly ambitious travel insurance claims. Written for the nomad-ish wanderers of the world, Life Plans on Dive Bar Napkins is for those who like... more

  • The Golden Book

    by Michael Pelekhaty
    The Golden Book is more than a travel memoir - it's about the most lasting part of traveling. Long after the sunsets and vistas fade, the memories of people remain. These people are the centerpiece of The Golden Book. The story follows YHT (Your Humble Traveler) on a backpacking journey across Europe. Road trips on the coastal road in Croatia, volunteering in the Canary Islands, and a last-minute destination wedding are some of the chapters in this book. These stories are about the interactio... more

  • Dual Mania (Music from the Original Soundtrack Album) Piano/Guitar/Chords - Sheet Music Book

    by Joseph Strickland, Cat Ellington, Princeton Brown, & Greg Schutte

    Composed by Cat Ellington and Joseph Strickland and produced by Princeton Brown and Greg Schutte, Vital Vision Film Music presents Dual Mania (Music from the Original Soundtrack Album) Piano/Guitar/Chords - Sheet Music Book, a compilation introducing the scores of the songs from the soundtrack to the award-winning motion picture “Dual Mania.”

    This publication contains color photos from the film and original song synopses from the Cat Ellington Song Catalog. The song... more

  • Dual Mania (Music from the Original Soundtrack Album) Piano/Guitar/Chords - Sheet Music Book

    by Cat Ellington, Joseph Strickland, Princeton Brown, & Greg Schutte

    Composed by Cat Ellington and Joseph Strickland and produced by Princeton Brown and Greg Schutte, Vital Vision Film Music presents Dual Mania (Music from the Original Soundtrack Album) Piano/Guitar/Chords - Sheet Music Book, a compilation introducing the scores of the songs from the soundtrack to the award-winning motion picture “Dual Mania.”

    This publication contains color photos from the film and original song synopses from the Cat Ellington Song Catalog. The song... more

  • The Ultimate Songwriter's Workbook - Guide to Writing Great Songs

    by Eli Probst
    This Songwriter's Workbook includes proven exercises that are used by some of today's most prolific songwriters to create excellent songs every day, not just when inspiration strikes. This workbook will guide you through a series of exercises to create and develop 10 songs, step by step. The methodical and comprehensive approach in this workbook will help you identify a song concept and then dive deep into the idea, focusing your creativity in highly effective ways to improve and enhance your so... more

  • Steve Stacks Tips & Tricks Guidebook For Indie Musicians Producers

    by Steven Colasanti
    I am an official Music Producer named Steve Stacks. I look to share my insights and tips to better your career. Categories: promotion, creating beats, copyrighting, live performance, industry, sync licensing, merchandise, performance rights organizations, digital fingerprint, my personal achievements. Book consists of 16 pages and 200+ words each page Has images throughout book. I also have a 28 min audiobook

  • String Theories: Tips, Challenges, and Reflections for the Lifelong Guitarist

    by Adam Levy and Ethan Sherman
    String Theories is the book every modern guitarist needs for a lifetime of inspiration and musical growth. Renowned guitarists Adam Levy and Ethan Sherman offer a comprehensive and practical guide to boundless musical growth for the dedicated guitarist, as well as on-the-job lessons learned from both of their many years of experience as working musicians and music teachers. Originally adapted from Adam Levy’s popular YouTube series Guitar Tips, the essays and lessons in this book cover top... more

  • How Your Guitar Works

    by Bill Foley

  • Acting Games for Improv

    by Sam Marsden
    Teach students improvisation with this easy-to-use book. These exercises are suitable for all ages and skill levels, from advanced students who are passionate about the craft of acting to beginners who are just developing the superpowers that come from practicing improv. Teachers and directors can employ these techniques to add practical and fun theater work to their classrooms and rehearsals, improving students’ confidence, creative courage, speech, listening, imagination, teamwork, empathy,... more

  • Tokyo Outdoors: 45 Walks, Hikes and Cycling Routes to Explore the City Like a Local

    by Matthew Baxter
    Tokyo Outdoors is the only guide you’ll need to fully explore Tokyo and the surrounding Kanto region. On foot, by bicycle or hiking, this book not only takes you to the main tourist spots, but also countless off-the-beaten-track spots. From famous historical landmarks such as the Imperial Palace to modern attractions like the Tokyo Skytree, this travel book offers something for any kind of person, whether you’re a visitor to Japan or living in the capital.

  • Ties That Bind

    by Brent Antonson
    You’re about to ride along on train travels over 12 years, on 16 trains in 13 countries—as diverse as North Korea, Belarus and the United States of America. A father and his two sons took five railway trips over a dozen years and went around the world. They travelled on renowned and unknown railroads, including PKP Polskie Linie, Amtrak, and Russian Railways. They rode trains as varied as the Trans-Mongolian, the Ocean Limited and Ukraine’s Д67. They ventured into unexpected and underappreciated... more

  • Complete Creative Control

    by Nick Braren
    Quit dabbling in audio and learn the step-by-step process to get you high-quality, professional-sounding results from your very first recording session. You don’t need expensive mics, preamps or mixing desks – all you need to do is focus on the right methods. With the information in this book, you will immediately be empowered to record your own music whenever and wherever you choose. Kickstart your music career and 10x your creative output with the simple but elusive secrets of music p... more

  • Tango Guitar Method

    by Guillermo Marigliano
    For individuals who desire to learn how to play Tango music, this book serves as a learning manual. It is not a solo guitar arrangement book. This book explains several techniques to accompany a vocalist or oneself, from the most basic tango rhythm to the most complex. Beginning with basic traditional rhythms, we move through the styles of some of the most renowned tango composers (Carlos Gardel, Anibal Troilo, Astro Piazzolla). The book includes chords, rhythms, variations, ideomatic tango sin... more

  • The Tenth Muse: How Maria Antonia Advanced the Pastoral Opera

    by April James
    Take a captivating trip to the opulent courts of 18th-century Munich and Dresden, where Maria Antonia Walpurgis Symphorosa was known to be a visionary and extraordinary patron of the arts during her lifetime as “The Tenth Muse” for her accomplishments in multiple areas of the arts. April Lynn James brings this nearly-forgotten figure to life in the first book-length biography in English about the Princess who would become Electress of Saxony. Maria Antonia and her first opera, Il trionfo della f... more
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