Books with author Christopher Grey

The Children's Author Playbook is an in-depth exploration of creating high-quality and marketable children's book from Pre-K all the way to High School. The techniques discussed in this book deliver a no-nonsense approach to transforming inspiration into a product that publishers, parents and kids will want. Beginning with an exploration of the readers the author wants to attract and then exploring the best way to craft a story, including setting, plot and character, the book also dives into the different types of children's books ranging from picture books to Young Adult fiction. With detail on the publishing industry and marketplace included, authors will have all the information they need to create, publish and market the perfect children's book.

Following the success of the 1996 illustrated novel Hellboy: The Lost Army, Dark Horse commissioned writer Christopher Golden to gather some of the brightest creative lights in horror and mystery fictionBrian Hodge, Poppy Z. Brite, Nancy A. Collins, Greg Rucka, Chet Williamson, legendary horror/humor cartoonist Gahan Wilson, and many moreto produce a prose anthology of Hellboy short stories, presenting original tales of the world's greatest paranormal investigator. Illustrated by Hellboy creator Mike Mignola.

Every business book written by a famous, high-profile entrepreneur inevitably maps out their tips and tricks about how they became famous millionaires. That’s all well and good, but you’ll never be able to use any of their examples until you start your own business. Wantrepreneurs are people who want to start a business, but for one reason or another, never seem to get started. Wantrepreneurs fear finances, inadequacy, the thoughts and judgments of others, change, risk, making the wrong choice, and the ultimate killer of any entrepreneurial endeavor: failure. This is the unconventional story of a teenaged entrepreneur who grew a successful business against all odds. It offers a unique perspective, detailing how a kid can start a business, make every mistake in the book (literally), and keep going. After reading this book, will you learn how to be the next Steve Jobs, Richard Branson, or Mark Zuckerberg? No, because that has already been done. If you are on the edge, dreaming about owning a business, the only way to know if you can do it is to conquer every imaginable fear and simply get it done. This is not a steps-to-success book or a sappy “it’s so easy everyone can do it” book. In reality, being an entrepreneur is so rewarding that I wish everyone could experience what it’s like to own their own business, but more importantly find a job they love.

Are you thinking about going to college for your Business degree? Have you already applied and are now worried about what to look out for in class? My name is Christopher Baxley, I am currently enrolled at Post University online pursuing my Business Administration degree program. This is a (4) year program that consists of thing I would never have thought would be in there. Do you want to know all about this program, and why it is important to your future? What I have learned about procrastination, turning homework in on time, the ends and outs of classwork and so much more. Join me on the pages of this E-book I wrote to help you achieve an advantage over the other classmates in your class. I am currently in my second year at post University with a B- average in class.

These sketches were all written for the Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger, which has kindly given permission for their reissue. They were put down under necessary conditions of haste, and I fear that scrupulous and better informed lovers of the city may find much to censure. But they were not intended as a formal portrait, merely as snapshots of vivacious phases of the life of today. Philadelphia, most livable and lovable of large cities, makes a unique appeal to the meditative stroller. I am very grateful indeed to Mr. Frank H. Taylor for letting me include some of his delightful drawings, which preserve the outlines and graces of so many Philadelphia(Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)About the Publisher Forgotten Books is a publisher of historical writings, such as: Philosophy, Classics, Science, Religion, History, Folklore and Mythology.Forgotten Books' Classic Reprint Series utilizes the latest technology to regenerate facsimiles of historically important writings. Careful attention has been made to accurately preserve the original format of each page whilst digitally enhancing the aged text. Read books online for free at