Books with author By (author) Steve Martin

This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continu...

Steve Wolf has been shot, set on fire, tossed from buildings; he's even fallen from mountains. During 20 years of stunt and special effects coordinating, Wolf has worked on movies that include Tom Cruise's "The Firm," Tom Hanks' "Cast Away," and Paramount's "Hustle and Flow." He's engineered effects for "America's Most Wanted," "Law and Order, " David Letterman, and Whitney Houston, and holds worl...

A train trip with an unexpectedly violent passenger...A doctor, a priest, and an amputee make an unlikely team against an un-dead foe...Russian and German soldiers form an uneasy alliance...A police officer, trained in the ancient art of Trunchitsu, strives to protect a mum and her two girls...As Stevo sets off on his mission to Hungary, events seems to quickly get away from him and force Stevo to question his motives and abilities before a final nerve wracking and heartbreaking showdown with destiny.Noticeably darker in tone than the prequel and featuring scenes of light buffosity throughout, The Journal Of A Slightly Nervous Vampire Slayer is suitable for teenagers and above.

An eerie town on the edge of a forest hides a desperate secret, and the two heroes set out with all the enthusiasm of a Golden Retriever (and about a tenth of the brain capacity) to solve the mystery. Featuring scenes of gruesome injuries from the beginning, mild buffosity throughout, and occasionally sprinkled with some light to medium flatulence, An English Werewolf In America starts off noisily and builds to a loud crescendo as Steve and Sarge return in a whodunnit - or more pedantically, a whatdunnit – that’ll knock your socks off. Suitable for teenagers and above.

A train trip with an unexpectedly violent passenger...A doctor, a priest, and an amputee make an unlikely team against an un-dead foe...Russian and German soldiers form an uneasy alliance...A police officer, trained in the ancient art of Trunchitsu, strives to protect a mum and her two girls...As Stevo sets off on his mission to Hungary, events seems to quickly get away from him and force Stevo to question his motives and abilities before a final nerve wracking and heartbreaking showdown with destiny.Noticeably darker in tone than the prequel and featuring scenes of light buffosity throughout, The Journal Of A Slightly Nervous Vampire Slayer is suitable for teenagers and above.

A young girl sees a vampire make a kill, and then becomes the next target...Three family members are alone in a deserted town with just a ferocious werewolf for company...A seaside resort becomes the latest venue for yet another zombie apocalypse...The witches in a quaint English village are peckish, and one of the family is on the menu.Featuring scenes of extreme banter and almost unacceptable buffosity from the start, this collection of four horror stories should only be read by those with strong stomachs.