Fred and Jan Yager

Fifteen-year-old Devon Turner, a junior in high school, thinks he's picked up music from outer space on his satellite dish. He records the sound, takes it to an astronomer who shares it with a musicologist. Within 24 hours, the sound is being played on radio stations every where. Where is the music coming from? The music has a powerful vibration that can be used to heal or to destroy.

In addition to an introduction to the film industry as well as Forewords by actor David Carradine (2nd edition) and producer Peter Guber (First edition), this book has extensive apprendixes of key resource information plus an index.

HEARTLAND REVIEWS: "...Awakening in the hospital as a quadriplegic, Garland Daniels uses a voice-activated computer interface to live out his dreams of revenge in a web-based virtual reality game. Much to his delight, he is able to reprogram the game to allow him to enter the body of another player, a recently laid off high school teacher. The displaced teacher manages to find a body for himself in a ten-year-old boy. Once this stage is set, it is a race to exact revenge and justice all around, with quite a surprise ending.
The pace of this novel is frenetic. As fast as the story develops, it still allows the reader to reflect on the aspects of revenge and justice tempered by forgiveness and compassion…."

When professor Joan Walsh, who was about to become engaged, is murdered, her best friend and colleague, Dr. Kimberly Stone, is determined to find out who killed her, and why. She teams up with Manhattan homicide detective, Alan Blake, who would prefer she stay out of the investigation but agrees to let her get involved. As Blake's feelings for Professor Stone are becoming stronger, another murder at the campus in the same small department could mean that Professor Stone is being targeted as the next victim.

U.S. edition published by Hannacroix Creek Books, Inc.
Swedish edition published by Kentaur Press of Malmo, Sweden

Two couples get together every Friday night at a local bar to unwind after a hard week at work. This particular Friday night, one of the wives comes on to a Stranger in the bar. What happens to the Stranger will forever impact all their lives and test a best friendship to the limit.

Instructive in-depth profiles covering everything from such high-profile film industry jobs as director, producer, screenwriter, and actor to such all-important behind-the-scenes jobs as casting director, gaffer, and production designer. Includes extensive Appendices including film schools, colleges, film commission, film festivals, unions and associations, companies, a bibliography, and useful websites. Second edition Foreword by David Carradine, film and TV actor, author First edition Foreword by Peter Guber, Founder and Chairman, Mandalay Entertainment