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Serine

Colin May

language (Colin May, July 30, 2014)

Serine didn't choose to be a colonist, her parents chose that life for her. Now that she's old enough to make her own decisions an unexpected discovery guides her where she wants to go. Serine is on the cusp of something she can never come back from. Serine is the first part of a six-part story called Signpost. I am releasing the story as a series of vignettes similar to how science fiction stories were published in monthly or quarterly magazines. I’m providing the vignettes at the lowest reasonable cost through the Amazon Kindle.

Fuse

Colin May

language (Colin May, June 8, 2018)

Serine begins her training as a pilot at the academy station. She is beginning to discover her unique abilities and meets a love interest that expands her senses.

Abigail Dawn

Colin May

language (Colin May, Dec. 14, 2016)

Humanity has come to accept the fact that life exists in our galaxy wherever it can. Intelligent life, it seemed, was limited to humans. The crew of the Abigail Dawn discovers a mysterious object that has been drifting in space since long before humanity existed. Abigail Dawn is the second part of a six-part story called Signpost.

THERE WAS AN OLD WOMAN WHO LIVED IN A SH

Colin Maclean

Hardcover (Doubleday Books for Young Readers, May 1, 1990)

Depicts the tale of the old woman who lived in a shoe with all her children as she meets up the Jack, the beanstalk, the goose that laid golden eggs and the giant

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MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB

Colin Maclean

Hardcover (Doubleday Books for Young Readers, May 1, 1990)

Characters from different nursery rhymes collide when Mary and her little lamb meet up with an old witch in a dark wood and then run into Jack and Jill

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Looking at Pictures

Colin Maclean

Hardcover (Purnell, Sept. 24, 1970)

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The Pirate of Peng Chau – Witman English Readers Level – 1-2

Colin Mackay

Paperback (Witman Publish Co. (H.K) Ltd, March 15, 1996)

When Pirates attack and take over the island of Peng Chau, 14-year-old Wu Wai Kung is left with the job of getting help. He informs the soldiers and then returns to the island hoping to delay the pirates until the soldiers come. With his friend, Li Tai Yun, he sets out in a leaky old boat to foil the pirates and save the people of Peng Chau.

The Mixer: The Story of Premier League Tactics, from Route One to False Nines

Michael Cox, Colin Mace

Audio CD (Blackstone Pub, Dec. 3, 2019)

Back in 1992, English football was stuck in the dark ages, emerging from a five-year ban from European competition. The game was physical, bruising and attritional, based on strength over speed, aggression over finesse. It was the era of the midfield general, reducers, big men up front and getting it in the mixer; 4-4-2 was the order of the day. Few teams experimented tactically.And then, almost overnight, it all changed. The creation of the Premier League coincided with one of the most seismic rule changes in football history: the abolition of the back-pass. Suddenly defenders had no-get-out-of-jail-free card, goalkeepers had to be able to field and play the ball and the pace of the game quickened immeasurably. Tactics evolved dramatically, helped by an increased foreign influence.The Mixer is the first book to delve deep into the tactical story of the Premier League, and take a long view of how the game has developed over the last quarter century. From Fergusons directness to Keegans relentlessly attacking Newcastle outfit, to Mourinhos cagey, reactive Chelsea, all the way to Ranieris counter-attacking champions, The Mixer is one of the most entertaining, rich and knowledgeable football books ever written.