This is a new release of the original 1924 edition.

Welcome back to the charming little town of Faraway Hill, New Hampshire, where murder, deception and scandal are a way of life. Faraway Hill is an entertaining trilogy that re-imagines network television's first soap opera as a very modern tale while retaining many of the wonderfully ridiculous, melodramatic conventions that soap fans love --- and very contemporary LGBT characters and stories. The trilogy reaches its climax with the people of Faraway Hill mourning one of their own; a new bride faces what could be the biggest scandal of her young life; a bisexual love triangle reaches decision time for the parties involved; and a glamorous murderer is about to face the ultimate justice at the hands of a secret society. Learn more about Faraway Hill by visiting www.farawayhill.net

Welcome to the charming little town of Faraway Hill, New Hampshire, where murder, deception and scandal are a way of life. Faraway Hill is an entertaining trilogy that re-imagines network television's first soap opera as a very modern tale while retaining many of the wonderfully ridiculous, melodramatic conventions that soap fans love --- and very contemporary LGBT characters and stories. The first installment introduces the glamorous Karen St. John, bisexual textile heir Greg Halloran, insecure farmer's daughter Ann Gale and sexy playboy Jack Campbell among a host of other intriguing characters. Enjoy reading the story become more complex as love triangles are formed, a murder is committed, wealthy people are blackmailed and long hidden secrets are revealed. Learn more about Faraway Hill by visiting www.farawayhill.net

Welcome back to the charming little town of Faraway Hill, New Hampshire, where murder, deception and scandal are a way of life. Faraway Hill is an entertaining trilogy that re-imagines network television's first soap opera as a very modern tale while retaining many of the wonderfully ridiculous, melodramatic conventions that soap fans love --- and very contemporary LGBT characters and stories. Hunky male prostitute Mark Bradley reappears with a shocking connection to one of Faraway Hill's leading citizens; what happened during the Veteran's Park shooting incident is revealed; a young wife and mother learns of her husband's affair with another man; another violent murder occurs at the Gale Farm and a secret society begins to exercise its hidden power. Learn more about Faraway Hill by visiting www.farawayhill.net

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This is a new release of the original 1924 edition.

Marketing 101 is a concise, practical guide for anyone at any level of the music business to understand and apply fundamental marketing concepts and tools. James A. Richards is an author and marketing professional that has been working in Pittsburgh's amazingly vibrant arts and entertainment community for nearly three decades. To learn more about him, visit www.james-richards.com

1924. Contents: Agamemnon-Aeschylus; Antigone-Sophocles; Helen-Euripedes; The Frogs-Aristophanes; The Tragical History of Dr. Faustus-Christopher Marlowe; The Alchemist-Ben Jonson; All for Love-John Dryden; and She Stoops to Conquer-Oliver Goldsmith.

Contents: Essays by: Francis Bacon; Michael Lord of Montaigne; Edmund Burke; Thomas Paine; Thomas Carlyle; Lord Macaulay; Cardinal John Newman; Emerson's Essays; John Stuart Mill; Spencer;s Essays; Dramatic Essays by John Drydan; Essays of Elia.

Contents: Essays by: Francis Bacon; Michael Lord of Montaigne; Edmund Burke; Thomas Paine; Thomas Carlyle; Lord Macaulay; Cardinal John Newman; Emerson's Essays; John Stuart Mill; Spencer; s Essays; Dramatic Essays by John Drydan; Essays of Elia.

1924. Contents: Agamemnon-Aeschylus; Antigone-Sophocles; Helen-Euripedes; The Frogs-Aristophanes; The Tragical History of Dr. Faustus-Christopher Marlowe; The Alchemist-Ben Jonson; All for Love-John Dryden; and She Stoops to Conquer-Oliver Goldsmith.