production collection depression technology

books:

2 reviews
Scott Farrell Strichen

Upfront Publishing, 2002

I'm the Author!
I would first of all like to thank Robbie in Scotland and Maje from America for sending in their thoughts on the story. It is appreciated very, very much. Thank you. I'm so glad you like the story and that you feel involved when reading it. I wanted the story to draw children into the feeling of what it is like to fly and for the story itself to be a story of encouragement for children (and ...

Eh? Is for Ants

5 reviews
Christopher Pusey

Upfront Publishing, 2003

Mind warp
I'm not a big reader and usually give up on a book if it doesn't draw me in, in the first few pages but I could relate to the editorial on the back page and wanted to read on. The thought of leaving our mundane jobs and paying bills, to seek adventure in foreign lands, always returns to haunt us through different stages of our lives. I did just that years ago, but only lasted six weeks until the ...

Riding It Out

2 reviews
Pam Goodall

Upfront Publishing, 2004

Fascinating Saga
It's amazing to realize that a woman, by herself, can bike around the world. This account of her experiences is fascinating and one can only imagine the courage it took to make this trip. I highly recommend this book for anyone who has a dream and seeks the inspiration to realize it.

The Flight of the Earls

2 reviews
Jerome Griffin

Upfront Publishing, 2002

Excellent historical fiction
In 'The Flight of the Earls' Jerome Griffin has done an admirable job of researching and documenting one of the most colorful periods in Irish history. He places real characters (the earls of Ulster - Hugh O'Neill and Red Hugh O'Donnell) in real situations and events, fills in the blanks intelligently, and has produced an entertaining and accurate account of the turmoil in Ireland leading up to ...

Meet the Hormones

2 reviews
Paul Vincent

Upfront Publishing, 2002

A delight and a page turner.
This is the first book in a long time that I have read in one go. It kept me amused for a flight and the first day of my holiday. Very funny, very light and just a little bit gritty to give it spice.

50 Things You Can Do Today To Beat Depression

2 reviews
Paul Vincent

Upfront Publishing Ltd., 2006

A Shot In The Arm
This is a brave little book that recognises that many depressive people aren't going to want to wade through hundreds of densely argued pages or endless chapters of waffle. We need help now, so it gets straight to the point and throws likeable bright ideas at the reader thick and fast, some of which I had come across but most of which were new to me. The concepts mostly fall into three ...

Kill The Child

2 reviews
Chris Fiensy

Upfront Publishing, 2004

Anne's Life
The life of Anne and her mother takes you through the life of Multiple Personality Disorder. Grief, confusion, suicide, miscarriage, marriage, lies, war and rape all gave birth to a struggle that still continues. While not suffering as she suffers I was able to find parrallels and understanding through her plainly spoken words and experiences. More than anything "Kill the Child" explains the ...

Loose Sheets

3 reviews
Alessio Zanelli

UpFront Publishing, Ltd., 2002

Poetry with classic heart and spirit...
This is Alessio Zanelli's first book of poetry, published initially by Minerva Press UK and then released as a second edition by Upfront Publishing UK. Since publication of Loose Sheets, his poetry has been featured in many journals throughout the US, UK, and Europe. Zanelli has the distinction of being an Italian poet who writes and creates in English. His work is an intriguing mix of ...

The Days Of Fall

3 reviews
Janete Cabral

Upfront Publishing, 2003

inspiring poetry
Moving and breathtaking collection of poems. It flows so easily and inspired me to continue writing my own.

Pig Production: Science and Technology

4 reviews
Irvin Mpofu

Upfront Publishing, 2003

Pragmatic book
I am a lecturer in Agricultural Economics and a Commercial Farmer who has keen interest in many species of livestock, pigs included. I therefore took a lot of interest in Dr Mpofu's book on Pig Production Science and Technology and on the whole, I am NOT at all disappointed for spending money on it. It is a book full of very practical issues and concepts. In situations where theoretical ...

Rufus Who

2 reviews
Kester Branford

Upfront Publishing, 2003

An essential mystery
Unexpectedly, this delicious novel bears two basic Kafkaesque marks: an initial and a terminal analogy to The Trial. The first one is that the plot begins in a maze of procedural absurdity. As for the second mark, let me say cryptically (using a riddle so as not to give away the denouement) that, zoologically speaking, Rufus in a sense terminally outdoes Joseph K. (The blank in the names of both ...

Criminals and Demigods

1 review
S. N. Kayevich

Upfront Publishing, 2002

This book is definately worth a good read!
I ordered this book out of mere curiousity and it really exceeded my expectations. From Intellectual, Interesting, Page-turner, Dramatic, Explosive, Unbelievable: all words I would use to describe this wonderful read. Highly recommended! This book will get you thinking about all types of things: good, evil, our government, our prison systems. The end is the best and afterwards, you will want to ...

A Mother's Collection Of Tales

1 review
Kerry Susan Drake

Upfront Publishing, 2004

NURTURING STORIES AND POEMS
This a profoundly good collection of the best of my short stories and plays and poems. Mr Redgum and Mrs Eucalyptus is a coloquial tale of my birth place, Victoria Australia. Timberlina - The Elephant is adventurous and a great bed time tale. KIng of the Land of Kurralongawigglydebell and the Magical Garden are christmas pantomimes for small children. Spanning over 25 years the writing covers ...

Being There

1 review
Frank Price

Upfront Publishing, 2002

Not put Down-able
Sir Frank Price, who I'd never heard of, unfolds his rags to riches life-story in such a way that you can see the places, hear the voices and smell the smells. He speaks of his dealings with the Royal Family and some of the famous politicians I can remember from the 60's and the 70's, in exactly the same way as he tells us about his family, and the characters around him in the slums of ...

The Golden Pin

1 review
Annette Carolyn Ely

Upfront Publishing, 2002

Romantic adventure spanning two continents. Engaging.
A capitivating adventure and romance novel. I was at once taken in by the authors style. A book clearly written by one who has experienced much of what she writes about.

Madison's Song

1 review
Kay Plowman

Upfront Publishing, 2004

Real life emotional drama for the educated diva
Madison's Song is a lovely, easy read that flows very naturally. It is witty, emotionally intelligent and well observed, and Madison's personal journey will resonate with many readers. I found myself getting very involved in the lives of the characters, especially Madison's, perhaps because she is a singer like me, and also because she is so ruled by her heart and not her head. Consequently, I ...

Science of the Face: The Evolution of Life Based on the Observation of Faces

2 reviews
Katsunari Nishihara, Isao Hirano

Upfront Publishing, 2002

A new evolutionary theory
The author challenges neo-Darwinism that organisms changed through mutation and maintained their existence through the survival of the fittest. The author re-evaluates the work of men like Lamarck,with his ideas about the heredity of acuired characteristics, Goethe and his Morphology of Life, Haeckel and the Recapitulation Theory in ontogeny, as well as Roux and his Entwicklungsmechanik. He ...

Crossroads: The Collected Works of Dr Mooch

1 review
Dr. Mooch

Upfront Publishing, 2003

crossroads : the collected works of Dr Mooch
Rarely does a book like this come about, a book on any topic for readers from all walks of life. Refreshing, indulging and inspirational. Its thought provoking stories and craftmanship will open dialogue and critical thinking on any topic. The structure and depth of this book is refined and quite astonishing. Its a book for any season, mood, and mindset. Folks, here lies some enlightening ...

Brendan

1 review
Paula Gilfedder

Upfront Publishing Ltd., 2007

Fekkin Great!
Paula Gilfedder has written a wonderful and touching story of many levels. Crafted in such a way as to appeal to the excitement of children, yet offer a deeper truth to an adult. She has proven that Ireland still has many poets amongst its midst's and that there are still authors with something to say. I look forward to her next project.

The Dragon's Pit

1 review
Jerry Dimitroulis

Upfront Publishing, 2002

GREAT BOOK!
Fantastic, Highly recommended, Fast paced action, Characters are great. Hope J.D has more coming in . Is there a sequel? Hope so. This book is a must! Haven't read such a great book for AGES. Just found out, Good News. Look Out For JERRY DIMITROULIS TWO NEW BLOCKBUSTER NOVELS soon to come out. They are 'DEADLY FIRE BY PRESIDENTIAL DECREE' and 'THE GREAT AND MIGHTY MAPHISTO' both are HIGHLY ...

search for books
collection, depression, observation, production, technology

Impressum / about us