Mcdevitt Brian (13 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. First edition, first printing of this collection of 8 pieces of writing including novelettes and short stories. Featured are The Scream by Brian Stableford (novelette), Out of the Quiet Years by G David Nordley (novelette), The Man in the Dinosaur Coat by John Alfred Taylor (novelette), The Lovers by Eleanor Arnason (novelette), The Narcissus Plague by Lisa Goldstein (short story), Mrs. Lincoln's China by M Shayne Bell (short story), Windrider by Jack McDevitt (short story) and Drink by Mark W Tiedemann (short story). Slight stain to top left corner of magazine (in letter A). Mild rubbing to rear cover. Small wear mark to top corner of front cover. In Very Good Condition.…

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Please see any and all photos connected with this listing. A bit scuffed but all pages intact and legible. Good reading copy. Clean. No store stamps. --- Apr, 1983 issue. --- Science Fiction stories including authors: ---- Lewis Shiner / Jack McDevitt / John Morressy / Cherie Wilkerson / Bradley Strickland / Brian Aldiss / Connie Willis. . .See photos for additional content. . . …

SingleIssueMagazine. Condition: Good to Very Good-. Vol. 7, No. 4. 6th Anniversary Issue. Edited by Shawna McCarthy. Cover art by Mark Yankus for "The Sidon in the Mirror" by Connie Willis. Includes "Mooney's Module" by Gerry Mooney; "Bouncing Superballs" by Martin Gardner; "Plague" by Lewis Shiner; "Crytic" by Jack McDevitt; "Short Timer" by John Morressey; "$Call Link4(Cathy)" by Cherie Wilkerson; "Negation Demonstrated/ Demonstration Negated" by Bradley Strickland; "The Blue Background" by Brian Aldiss. Articles: "Nostalgia" by Isaac Asimov; "Profile: James Tiptree, Jr." by Charles Platt. Illustrated by Janet Aulisio, Broeck Steadman, H. R. Van Dongen, John W. Pierard, Brad Hamann, D. Della Ratta, and Val Lakey/ Artifact. Small bits of shipping label remains on cover with minor scars; staple holes at lower foredge corner. Book. …

SingleIssueMagazine. Condition: Very Good. Vol. 7, No. 4. 6th Anniversary Issue. Edited by Shawna McCarthy. Cover art by Mark Yankus for "The Sidon in the Mirror" by Connie Willis. Includes "Mooney's Module" by Gerry Mooney; "Bouncing Superballs" by Martin Gardner; "Plague" by Lewis Shiner; "Crytic" by Jack McDevitt; "Short Timer" by John Morressey; "$Call Link4(Cathy)" by Cherie Wilkerson; "Negation Demonstrated/ Demonstration Negated" by Bradley Strickland; "The Blue Background" by Brian Aldiss. Articles: "Nostalgia" by Isaac Asimov; "Profile: James Tiptree, Jr." by Charles Platt. Illustrated by Janet Aulisio, Broeck Steadman, H. R. Van Dongen, John W. Pierard, Brad Hamann, D. Della Ratta, and Val Lakey/ Artifact. Tanning; a little creasing and corner wear; rubbing. Book. …

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. 176 pp. Digest format. Volume 7, number 4. Light wear. Cover art by Marc Yankus; interiors by: Gerry Mooney; Janet Aulisio; Broeck Steadman; H. R. Van Dongen; John Pierard; Brad Hamann; D. Delia Rotta; Artifact; Val Lakey; and Theresa Florenza. This issue contains: The Sidon in the Mirror, a novelette by Connie Willis; Bouncing Superballs, a short story by Martin Gardner; Plague, a short story by Lewis Shiner; Cryptic, a short story by Jack McDevitt; Short Timer, a short story by John Morressy; $Call Link4 (Cathy), a short story by Cherie Wilkerson; Negation Demonstrated/Demonstration Negated, a short story by Bradley Strickland; and The Blue Background, a short story by Brian Aldiss; along with the usual features, including an editorial, Nostalgia, by Isaac Asimov, and a profile of James Tiptree Jr by Charles Platt. Size: 12mo. Marc Yankus; Gerry Mooney; Janet Aulisio; Broeck Steadman; H. R. Van Dongen; John Pierard; Brad Hamann; D. Delia Rotta; Artifact; Val Lakey; Theresa Florenza; (illustrator). Book.…

Hardback. Condition: New.

Hardback. Condition: New.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Rev. James Campbell, a dedicated police chaplain, has walked the thin blue line alongside officers facing unimaginable challenges--sirens piercing the night, hearts heavy with loss, and quiet battles unseen by most. In his memoir Holy Grounds, he blends the rich aroma of coffee with the raw realities of law enforcement and the unshakeable grace of God. This book serves as a shared cup of comfort, a testament to faith's power amid chaos, and a reminder that even in the darkest shifts, the Lord remains a steadfast companion. Imagine a steaming mug during a midnight ride-along, where barriers dissolve and honest conversations flow. Coffee, that humble bean, transcends caffeine to become a ministry tool, bridging souls in squad cars, briefing rooms, and community cafes. From Campbell's initial "awakening" over mismatched socks and a fresh brew, to transforming a wrong latte order into laughter amid tension, these stories illustrate how simple acts foster trust and resilience. Officers are not mere badges; they are weary warriors, and Campbell has listened as they unburden over a double-shot mocha or strong black roast. As Proverbs 17:22 states, "A cheerful heart is good medicine," and sometimes that medicine arrives in a tumbler. Yet chaplaincy extends beyond lighthearted banter. Campbell has stood in tragedy's shadow--the gut-wrenching ambush on Galway Drive claiming four heroic lives, the silent agony of an officer's suicide, and Israel's scarred landscapes post-October 7. Self-deploying to gruesome scenes, holding space for grieving families, or praying with displaced individuals--these moments tested his faith but deepened it. Isaiah 40:31 became his anchor: "They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength." Through tears and trials, he witnessed God's presence turning car hoods into altars and coffee breaks into sacred ground. This memoir weaves personal reflections with global coffee tales--from Italy's swift espresso to Japan's precise pour-overs--showing how cultures unite over a shared sip, akin to officers and communities at "Coffee with a Cop." Scriptures like Psalm 23 and Matthew 11:28 infuse every page, offering hope for the brokenhearted. Whether in law enforcement, a first responder, or seeking inspiration, Holy Grounds invites readers to savor life's brew: faith's warmth, service's strength, and compassion's depth. As a chaplain, Campbell plants seeds over coffee, trusting God for growth. This book honors the sheepdogs protecting flocks, blue families praying for safe returns, and baristas fueling days. It's for weary souls needing rest, skeptics questioning purpose, and believers seeking deeper roots. In a divided world, Holy Grounds emphasizes: unity begins with presence, healing with listening, and hope with faith. As Hebrews 13:2 urges, "Do not neglect hospitality," for sharing a cup might entertain angels unaware. Discover this stirring read today, and raise a mug to lives devoted to Him. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Hardback. Condition: New.

Hardback. Condition: New.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Rev. James Campbell, a dedicated police chaplain, has walked the thin blue line alongside officers facing unimaginable challenges-sirens piercing the night, hearts heavy with loss, and quiet battles unseen by most. In his memoir Holy Grounds, he blends the rich aroma of coffee with the raw realities of law enforcement and the unshakeable grace of God. This book serves as a shared cup of comfort, a testament to faith's power amid chaos, and a reminder that even in the darkest shifts, the Lord remains a steadfast companion. Imagine a steaming mug during a midnight ride-along, where barriers dissolve and honest conversations flow. Coffee, that humble bean, transcends caffeine to become a ministry tool, bridging souls in squad cars, briefing rooms, and community cafes. From Campbell's initial "awakening" over mismatched socks and a fresh brew, to transforming a wrong latte order into laughter amid tension, these stories illustrate how simple acts foster trust and resilience. Officers are not mere badges; they are weary warriors, and Campbell has listened as they unburden over a double-shot mocha or strong black roast. As Proverbs 17:22 states, "A cheerful heart is good medicine," and sometimes that medicine arrives in a tumbler. Yet chaplaincy extends beyond lighthearted banter. Campbell has stood in tragedy's shadow-the gut-wrenching ambush on Galway Drive claiming four heroic lives, the silent agony of an officer's suicide, and Israel's scarred landscapes post-October 7. Self-deploying to gruesome scenes, holding space for grieving families, or praying with displaced individuals-these moments tested his faith but deepened it. Isaiah 40:31 became his anchor: "They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength." Through tears and trials, he witnessed God's presence turning car hoods into altars and coffee breaks into sacred ground. This memoir weaves personal reflections with global coffee tales-from Italy's swift espresso to Japan's precise pour-overs-showing how cultures unite over a shared sip, akin to officers and communities at "Coffee with a Cop." Scriptures like Psalm 23 and Matthew 11:28 infuse every page, offering hope for the brokenhearted. Whether in law enforcement, a first responder, or seeking inspiration, Holy Grounds invites readers to savor life's brew: faith's warmth, service's strength, and compassion's depth. As a chaplain, Campbell plants seeds over coffee, trusting God for growth. This book honors the sheepdogs protecting flocks, blue families praying for safe returns, and baristas fueling days. It's for weary souls needing rest, skeptics questioning purpose, and believers seeking deeper roots. In a divided world, Holy Grounds emphasizes: unity begins with presence, healing with listening, and hope with faith. As Hebrews 13:2 urges, "Do not neglect hospitality," for sharing a cup might entertain angels unaware. Discover this stirring read today, and raise a mug to lives devoted to Him. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…