This readable and lively guide is an invaluable handbook for postgraduates and lecturers new to publishing, with direct advice based on up to date research that goes beyond that given in current textbooks.

Hartley was 36 when he enlisted in 1862, and wrote 89 letters to his wife over the two years before he died in the battle of Cold Harbor. They reveal not only his concerns related to his situation, such as worn-out boots and enemy sharpshooters, but also those related to the farm he had left in her care. His great-grandson, Garber Davidson, edited, annotated, and illustrated them; augmented them from other sources; and commented on them before he died in 1998. Facsimiles of several are appended. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR.

This is a practical guide for teachers and trainers who are responsible for designing and writing instructional material. Focusing on layout and the visual presentation of text, the author of this work uses "before and after" formats to illustrate the importance of clarity, structure and emphasis.

James Hartley uses current research to explore how psychologists study learning and studying in higher education. He explores topics such as: education practice, personality, age, assessment and computer interaction in relation to learning.

This readable and lively guide is an invaluable handbook for postgraduates and lecturers new to publishing, with direct advice based on up to date research that goes beyond that given in current textbooks.

A SECRET ROOM ... in an obscure museum has become the final resting place of its director, whoe dead body lies surrounded by an astonishing collection of Greek antiquities - a treasure once looted by the Nazis. THE FACE OF DEATH ... a priceless Mycenaean death mask has vanished, along with the bones of a legendary hero. AN UNHOLY GRAIL OF EXTRAORDINARY POWER ... the theft draws museum curator Deborah Miller into a terrifying web of murder, mystery and devastating retribution by those whose dreams of glory remain undefeated ...