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Books published by publisher Blackmer Press

  • Black Beak And The Sunken Treasure

    Barbara Altenberndt, Catherine Van Riper, Tony Sopranzi

    Paperback (BLACK BEAK PRESS, Sept. 4, 2009)
    The crew of the Golden Wing team up with the famed Brazilian captain of The Amazon Princess, Captain Corqui. They seek the priceless treasure found at the bottom of the sea. Along the way they rescue Honu the sea turtle who helps them in their treasure hunt.
  • Memoirs of the Azure Elf

    Feldspar Chilox, Matthew Taylor

    language (Black Axe Press, June 14, 2012)
    Feldspar Chilox continues his adventures in Dalantia and Evendarr. Seeking the Order of the Sun, his quests lead him deep beneath the hills of the gypsy kingdom. What he finds there and within himself will change his life forever.
  • Black Beak's Christmas Adventure

    Jennifer Sopranzi, Catherine Van Riper, Tony Sopranzi

    Paperback (BLACK BEAK PRESS, Nov. 9, 2009)
    When Billy Beeps is hurt in a fall, Captain Black Beak and the crew of the Golden Wing race to deliver his letter to Santa Claus in the North Pole. Braving treacherous ice and the bitter cold of the frozen north the crew is determined to get Billy's letter to Santa before Christmas Eve.
  • Seeing is Believing: The Politics of the Visual

    Rod Stoneman

    Paperback (Black Dog Press, Aug. 27, 2013)
    Seeing is Believing: The Politics of the Visual is a personal and analytical investigation into the politics of visual communication. The book explores the complex and reciprocal dynamic between world and image in our visually mediated society.
  • Black Beak's Revenge

    Barbara Altenberndt, Catherine Van Riper, Tony Sopranzi

    Paperback (BLACK BEAK PRESS, April 1, 2010)
    While in port waiting for their sails to be repaired, the crew of the Golden Wing receives an urgent message. Black Beak's love, the beautiful mermaid Coquille, has been kidnapped by evil iguanas. Honu the sea turtle has information that she was captured by Captain Degout of La Casse Bateau. This is the very same ship that held Black Beak slave as a young sailor. Our heroes must find and rescue Coquille before it's too late.
  • Black Beak And The Mermaid's Secret

    Barbara Altenberndt, Catherine Van Riper, Tony Sopranzi

    Paperback (BLACK BEAK PRESS, Oct. 2, 2009)
    A young Black Beak sets out on his seafaring adventures as a swab aboard a ship called La Casse Bateau. The ship is manned by a crew of nasty reptiles who treat Black Beak as a slave. After being washed overboard by a storm, Black Beak is rescued by the beautiful mermaid, Coquille. But their adventures do not end there. Coquille is attacked by a giant eel and would have been lost but for the brave efforts of Black Beak.
  • Monsters, He Mumbled

    Sean O'Huigin, John Fraser, Scott Hughes

    Paperback (Black Moss Press, Aug. 1, 1989)
    Gathers poems about a secret pet, a school's unusual discipline, robots, witches, an icy Antarctic creature, and a horrible dinner party
  • Essay Writing

    Pauline Kelly

    Paperback (Blackwater Press, )
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  • Brainstorm

    P. Feiritear

    (Blackwater Press, Jan. 1, 1999)
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  • The Hollow Locust Trees

    Ann Towell

    Paperback (Black Moss Press, Nov. 1, 1998)
    ...three siblings, Hannah, Gabriel and Rafael, growing up in rural Ontario follow the lead of their dog, Lady, and stumble upon a forgotten cemetery. They discover that a black slave family had escaped to the same area in the 1840s. According to the locals, some members of that family are buried on the southeast corner of their farm. Then one night Hannah is awakened by a shout. When she looks out, she sees the slave family climbing the river bank onto the flats of their farm. She wakes her older brother, Gabriel. The two of them boldly venture outside to confront the ghostly figures. But the family disappears, leaving only a slip of paper. The adventure begins... Young adult novel, based on local legends current in the author's area of Euphemia Township, Ontario, has three late-20th-century children encountering the ghost of an escaped slave child whose family lived on their farm in the 1840s. Unique, interesting time-slip book.
  • Who's Who in Irish Politics

    Jim Farrelly

    Paperback (Blackwater Press, Jan. 11, 1990)
    name on title page 'Brian Farrell' a very good clean copy
  • Once: A Lullaby

    bp nichol

    Paperback (Black Moss Press, Jan. 1, 2002)
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