Agent Amy Tompkins. Alison Achesons eighth book, 19 Things A Book Of Lists for Me, will be published in Fall 2014. Her works are for all ages, from picture books. I/41prS5UG5sL._SX466_.jpg' alt='Steve Reich Vermont Counterpoint Pdf Free' title='Steve Reich Vermont Counterpoint Pdf Free' />Corvettes are dirty cars. I dont care how many times they go to LeMans with the Z06, a Corvette will always remind me of Dirk Diggler, the 1970s, shag carpeting. Authors Transatlantic Agency. Agent Samantha Haywood. Angie Abdou has published four books, including three novels The Bone Cage a CBC Canada Reads finalist in 2. The Indian Economy By Sanjeev Verma Pdf here. The Canterbury Trail a Banff Mountain Book finalist in 2. Between 2. 01. 4, Arsenal Press. The latter has been reviewed favourably in The Globe and Mail, National Post, Winnipeg Review, Quill and Quire and Vancouver Sun. In the United States, New Yorks Library Journal listed Between as a Top 1. Indie Pick for Spring 2. For The Bone Cage, Angie won the 2. Mac. Ewan Book of the Year, and in doing so joined a prestigious group of authors, including Margaret Atwood and Yann Martel. Between was named a Best of 2. PRISM Magazine, 4. Shelf, and the Vancouver Sun. Angie is an Assistant Professor of Creative Writing at Athabasca University. Her nonfiction has appeared in various magazines and newspapers, including National Post and Elle Magazine. Agent Sandra Bishop. Reeve Abraben is a nationally recognized custom gunmaker and a member of the American Custom Gunmakers Guild. A graduate of the Colorado School of Trades, a gunsmithing school, he is an avid collector of antiquarian sporting books, and has complied an extensive library of hunting, African hunting, fishing, gun, and shooting books dating back to the 1. Reeve is a contributing writer for the Journal of the American Custom Gunmakers Guild The Gunmaker, and has written technical gun articles for US Gun and Gun. Pro magazines, and sporting columns for the Florida newspaper, The Boca Beacon. ONE EXTRAORDINARY RIFLE CHRONICLE OF A FINE CUSTOM GUN is Reeves nearly complete chronicle about the making of a one of a kind masterpiece African hunting rifle. Photos and essays detail the building of this collectors model rifle, valued at over 1. Australia where the wood was harvested for the stock to the checkering cradle in Montana from the steel mill in Michigan to the engravers vise in Arizona where it now sits waiting for final customization. The book includes photos by award winning firearms photographer Ron Toews and descriptive narrative from many of the contributing artisans. Reeve has also recently completed RIFT VALLEY a novel which takes place on safari during the 1. Mau Mau uprising in East Africa. Agent Amy Tompkins. Alison Achesons eighth book, 1. Things A Book Of Lists for Me, will be published in Fall 2. Her works are for all ages, from picture books to short fiction for adults. Her novel, Mud Girl, was a Canadian Library Association finalist for Young Adult Book of the Year, and Grandpas Music is on the IBBY List of Books for Children Living With Disabilities. She lives and works in Ladner, in a houseful of boys, and is currently at work on a middle grade mystery novel set in one of the nearby floathome communities on the Fraser River. She teaches Writing For Children and Young Adults in the MFA program at the University of British Columbia. Learn more at www. Agent Samantha Haywood. Mariama Ahmed is a writer and freelance content marketer based in Toronto, Ontario. Her writings and interviews have been featured on CBCs Fresh Air and Life Rattle Press. When shes not writing she attends Al Hikmah Islamic Centre for their full time program on the study of the Quran. She also co host of The Woman Up Podcast, an open discussion with women of all walks of life from almost every continent as they journey into self betterment, one conversation at a time. She is currently working on her first book, a memoir on her personal journey with the niqab as a woman that veils. Agent Marie Campbell. A former high school teacher, Don Aker has written nineteen books, among them several novels for teenagers. His young adult fiction has earned him numerous awards, among them the Canadian Library Associations Honour Book Award for The Space Between, the Ontario Library Associations White Pine Award for The First Stone, Atlantic Canadas Ann Connor Brimer Award for The First Stone and Of Things Not Seen, and the Canadian Authors Associations Lilla Stirling Award for Of Things Not Seen and One on One. The father of two daughters, Don lives with his wife on Nova Scotias Bay of Fundy shoreline. More information about Don Aker can be found on his website www. Fiction Delusion Road World Rights Available Ex Canada English Harper. Collins Canada. Film Rights AvailableRunning on Empty. A car of his own beckons, and Ethan Palmer sees a route to quick cash. But what will it cost himHarper. Collins Canada, 2. The Fifth Rule. Reef becomes the centre of controversy while he tries to rebuild his reputation and his relationship with Leeza, the only girl he has ever loved. Harper. Collins, 2. OLA Best Bet, Young Adult Fiction, 2. Pacing is fast and suspenseful throughout. Reef and Leezas frustrated love story and Reefs justifiable anger at the manipulative politician Decker are the emotional threads that propel readers through the plot. The climax involves Reefs going to confront Decker while Leeza races to stop him, and Aker uses short chapters alternating between the characters to keep readers on the edges of their seats. There is no need to have read The First Stone in order to enjoy The Fifth Rule it stands alone perfectly well, but anyone who has read the original book will definitely want to read this conclusion to Reef and Leezas story. This book will appeal to older readers looking for suspenseful realistic fiction. The Fifth Rule would make an excellent novel to study in the classroom, both for its composition and for its themes and issues. Highly Recommended, Canadian Materials. The Space Between. With his incredible high wire talent for balancing sensitive subjects with sardonic, teen friendly humour, Aker delivers another brilliant must read novel. Harper. Collins Canada, Fall 2. Highly Recommended, cm Magazine. Shortlist, 2. 00. White Pine Award,Ontario Library Association Relayed in first person narrative, Jace reveals himself to be a complex and richly layered character whose attempts to fill in the spaces in his notebook reward him with something more valuable than what he initially expected to find in Mexico a sense of identity, and resolution. Immensely powerful, and ranging from comical to heartbreaking, the narration is intimate, detailed and profound, leaving readers with their own spaces to interpret and fill in from Jaces observations. This novel is a journey, and one which will reward and keep readers thinking about it long after theyve turned the last page. Highly Recommended. Canadian Materials. One on One Harper. Collins Canada, Fall 2. Nominee, 2. 00. 8 Stellar Book Award. British Columbia Teen Readers Choice. Lilla Sterling Award for excellence in childrens literature, 2. Canadian Authors Association. Nominee, 2. 00. 7 Rocky Mountain Book Award. Alberta Readers Choice. Nominee, 2. 00. 7 Hackmatack Award. Nominee, 2. 00. 7 Manitoba Young Readers Choice Award MYRCAThe First Stone Harper. Collins Canada, 2. White Pine Award,Ontario Library Association. Ann Connor Brimer Book Award,Nova Scotia Library AssociationRead Canadas Best recommended booklist,Canadian Childrens Book Centre. Discussed, 2. 00. Young Canada Reads Series. CBC Radio Don Aker has created in The First Stone a gripping and unflinching story that envelops readers from the first page. This astounding and honest book will linger with readers long after they leave its final pages. Book Newsa page turning story that also has sensitivity and genuine characters to whom the reader becomes attached. Reef, in particular, is introduced as a person no one can like hes belligerent, unrepentant, and destructive. As the tale unfolds, however, the reader follows the changes he experiences and sees that he is worthwhile, worth the effort. Chris Crutchermove over. Leslie Koster, Toronto Public Library. Stranger at Bayyoung adult novelStoddart Publishing, Fitzhenry and Whiteside, 1. Shortlisted, CNIB Torgi Award, 1. Shortlisted, Red Maple Award, 1. Ontario Library Association.