Books with author Stephen Murphy

Seventeen-year-old Jack Kulinski is the best mixed martial arts fighter of his generation. So why does fighting scare him so much? In the ring, the sound of swarming bees mysteriously fills his head, and it takes all of his effort to not flee in panic. But when his best friend disappears, and Jack, alone, discovers that he’s been magicked to a terrible land ruled by a murderous god and his violent people, he needs to learn how to face his fears and to fight better than he ever has before.

Written by Stephen Crane at the age of twenty-one, The Red Badge of Courage is one of the greatest war novels of all time -- so groundbreaking that critics consider it to be the first work of modern American fiction. Although Crane never witnessed warfare, The Red Badge of Courage is a realistic and terrifying account of the Civil War and the fear that a young soldier must face on the battlefield as well as within himself.

Seventeen-year-old Jack Kulinski is the best mixed martial arts fighter of his generation. So why does fighting scare him so much? In the ring, the sound of swarming bees mysteriously fills his head, and it takes all of his effort to not flee in panic. But when his best friend disappears, and Jack, alone, discovers that he’s been magicked to a terrible land ruled by a murderous god and his violent people, he needs to learn how to face his fears and to fight better than he ever has before.

Step-by-step, you'll learn how to focus on learners' needs and exceed their expectations every time, add punch to your presentations, and create truly great training materials. Through an in-depth exploration of all new and different technical articles that delve into most important skills that lead to success as a professional trainer, The Training Book demonstrates quickly and succinctly the steps you must take to become a great trainer. Dave Murphy, founder and membership director of ITrain, calls this book a "must-read for all IT trainers."

Throughout the 19th century, America’s sovereignty, borders, and unity came sharply under attack. Saying the wrong thing to the wrong person could cost you all of your belongings, and even your life. It took bravery and determination to continue, but most importantly, it took faith. Josiah Fisk, carrying his Bible in one hand and his revolver in the other, pursued justice and God’s grace to protect his family and country during such difficult times. Inspired by true events from his journals, court records, newspaper clippings, and other historical documents, the author has made an attempt to reconstruct his story. The Reverend wanted to inspire and instruct the coming generations. Over one hundred years after his death, his story is not forgotten.