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The World Almanac and Book of Facts 2013
“The World Almanac® is the most useful reference book known to modern man.”—Los Angeles Times“The most versatile single volume, and probably the biggest bargain on the shelf.”—Esquire“For the most information in one source, The World Almanac® remains the champion.

Radiate
"RADIATE is a word that aptly describes this novel. I found myself caught in the tight grip of hope and determination. A story as extraordinary and as powerful as this one will affect the reader long after the book is finished, especially after knowing the source of the author's inspiration.

God Interrupted: Heresy and the European Imagination between the World Wars
Elegant. . . . Heresies, Lazier argues, represented an object of interest and inspiration. Yet his finely wrought analyses demonstrate that while all his subjects were indeed fascinated by the issues these heresies raised, they were less a source of inspiration than challenges in need of resistance, reworking, and overcoming.

The Moral Molecule: The Source of Love and Prosperity
"The Moral Molecule is an engaging popular account of Mr. Zak's decade of intense research into how oxytocin evolved for one purpose—pair bonding and attachment in social mammals—but had the bonus effect of cementing a sense of trust among strangers." --Michael Shermer, The Wall Street Journal.

One Army Wife's Tale
Jenn Carpenter has always believed that a good story writes itself. So it's no surprise that her memoir, One Army Wife's Tale, came to be essentially by chance. What started as a daily deployment diary for her soldier husband and their family quickly became a source of hope, encouragement, and commiseration for military wives around the globe.

Legends From Darkwood Pocket Manga #1
A fractured fairy tale for adults, this American manga is a dark satire on fantasy conventions. Reid and Kantz's story is set in Unicorntown, a place that's made its fortune as the only known source for unicorn flesh, a great delicacy.

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Facebook Marketing
Damon Brown is a freelance writer who has contributed to more than 50 publications and covers technology for Playboy, WIRED, and Sync. He also writes for the music publications SPIN and The Source.

Bloodhound: The Legend of Beka Cooper #2
Grade 7 Up—Fans of Pierce's medieval fantasy police-procedural series will love this book as much as Terrier (Random, 2006). Beka, 17, is serving her first year as a Dog (police officer) in the Provost's Guard. She and her mentor and old partner, Goodwin, are sent from Corus to Port Caynn to try to discover the source of the counterfeit silver coins that are flooding the region, causing soaring grain prices and riots in Corus.

The Marketing Book
'[The] continuous evolution of The Marketing Book will ensure that it will continue to occupy an enviable position amongst those volumes seeking to act as a source book for those from outside the confines of marketing and for those readers setting out on a career in marketing.' - Journal of Marketing Management, July 1995 '.

Hardwired: The Sourcebook (Cyberpunk)
After his thoughtful, elegant novel Knight Moves, Williams wrenchingly shifts gears for this heavy-metal adventure. It is set with acknowledgement in Roger Zelazny's Damnation Alley, when corporate Orbitals control what's left of a postwar America, now balkanized and armed to the teeth.

The Bachelor Farmers
Set in northern Minnesota in the winter of 1919, The Bachelor Farmers tells a story of two Norwegian brothers who learn the meaning of love from a most unlikely source. Hans and Jon, the youngest of four immigrant brothers, have just inherited land from their recently deceased father and set out to develop it, thus perpetuating the family dream of success in America.

Letters From Prison
The 1990s have seen a resurgence of interest in the Marquis de Sade, with several biographies competing to put their version of his life story before the public. But Sadean scholar Richard Seaver takes us directly to the source, translating Sade's prison correspondence. Seaver's translations retain the aristocratic hauteur of Sade's prose, which still possesses a clarity that any reader can appreciate.

The Critonomicon: A Guide to Critical Hits, Fumbles, and Magical Mishaps (TCM1001)
The Critonomicon is a sourcebook of critical hits (and fumbles) from Technomancer Press. Ninety-four pages long, the book is thermal bound between a pair of orange covers. The front cover depicts generic figures being killed in rather amusing ways (the majority of which seem to be fumbles). The book has only one piece of interior artwork, a black-and-white image of a rather ferocious dragon just after the table of contents.