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Are we more than the sum of our memories? Does time always pass the same or can it be influenced by thought? What happens to consciousness after death? An exciting new anthology of horror, science fiction and experimental prose exploring these questions and many more. With contributions from 18 new and established authors: William F. Aicher Jasmine Arch Mark Bolsover R. A. Busby Merl Fluin Robert Guffey Ayd Instone Thomas Kendall Tomas Mar...

Timeless, classic, soulful, powerful and anointed. A few words to describe the compositions of gospel songwriter/arranger John Carlton White, affectionately known as J.C.! Spanning over six decades and more than 100 original writings J.C. White certainly is the 'Architect of the Modern Church Choir.' Over the years we have heard the message in the songs he has written, but now we are blessed to know the message behind the songs.

The body likes continuity. It's part of the deal. But the truth is, there are gaps everywhere. Gaps only the mind can slip through…"Follow M - a strange and chaotic being who professes to be the outcast of a black hole - on a journey like no other. Flowing freely through the back streets of hidden realms, she drives her companion to meet commuters who cross dimensions, embody future technology, and peek behind the scenes at consciousness: all ...

Excerpt from St. Louis Courier of Medicine, Vol. 23: July-December, 1900For several years I have made frequent examinations of this unusual specimen. The article which I publish to-day embraces the completed results of these examinations and is not a premature publication. The delay in my work has been an advantage in that it has enabled me, in the study of my specimen, to make use of the new discoveries that have been made in the last few yea...

Excerpt from St. Louis Courier of Medicine, Vol. 24: January-June, 1901Comparing the records ofthe Maternity Hospital for the nine years preceding and the ten following the Change of treatment, we find that during 1875 to 1883 there were deliveries with 146 maternal deaths, that is per cent. During the last six months the mortality was 8 per cent., and during the last month it reached even 20 per cent.About the PublisherForgotten Books publish...

Excerpt from St. Louis Courier of Medicine, Vol. 21: July-December, 1899Savory describes shock as a paralyzing in¿uence of a sudden and severe injury of the nerves on the action Of the heart.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reco...

Excerpt from Courier of Medicine, Vol. 25: July December, 1901Physicians' pocket account-book, 478. Physicians' visiting list for 1902, 476. Physiologic therapeutics, a system of, 73.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct ...

Excerpt from St. Louis Courier of Medicine, Vol. 22: January-June, 1900This is the period of scientific credulity. We make use of the simplest methods and are seeking Constantly in the laboratory to find the perfect germicide and to carry it to the bed of our patient. In the search for a ¿awless antiseptic one forgets the vital conditions which tend to exaggerate, and with'the fixed idea of slaying every germ searches all the corners where the...

Containing 36 mind-bending stories of 1200 words and less, Fragments of Perception will take you on a roller coaster ride through the depths of the psyche. In these imagined versions of our world, future technology meets metaphysics, quantum theory blurs with spirituality, and insanity becomes a friend. Here you will see through the eyes of personified thoughtforms, people who worship black holes, and individuals exploring planes of shared con...

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Excerpt from St. Louis Courier of Medicine, Vol. 21: July-December, 1899 Savory describes Shock as a paralyzing in¿uence Of a sudden and severe injury of the nerves on the action Of the heart. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digita...

Excerpt from St. Louis Courier of Medicine, Vol. 22: January-June, 1900 This is the period of scientific credulity. We make use of the simplest methods and are seeking Constantly in the laboratory to find the perfect germicide and to carry it to the bed of our patient. In the search for a ¿awless antiseptic one forgets the vital conditions which tend to exaggerate, and with'the fixed idea of slaying every germ searches all the corners where t...

Excerpt from St. Louis Courier of Medicine, Vol. 24: January-June, 1901 But even when the intra-uterine injection is properly made, it may do great harm. To begin with, if corrosive sublimate is used, there is danger of acute poisoning. I am, of course, aware that this drug is being' extensively used for vaginal and intra-uterine injections both here and abroad, but I know also that when I wrote my paper on Corrosive Sublimate and Creolin, 3 ...

Excerpt from Courier of Medicine, Vol. 25: July December, 1901Physicians' pocket account-book, 478. Physicians' visiting list for 1902, 476. Physiologic therapeutics, a system of, 73.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct ...

Variations on the Littlewood-Paley theme.- Problems in the theory of automorphic forms to Salomon Bochner in gratitude.- Random linear functionals: Some recent results.- Absolute continuity of stochastic processes.- Quantization and unitary representations.- Lectures in modern analysis and applications I.- Lectures in modern analysis and applications II.