Books by Anderson

It's all fun and games until you crash into a planet.Sally's search for Earth isn't off to a good start: chased out of her hotel room and into the broom closet of a spaceship, she's accidentally become a stowaway on the Alliance Flagship, Traveler.But when sabotage and murder show the crew's true colors, Zander and Blayde are forced to stay and help them out of their mess. Lies, drama, and deceit lead them light years away to a mysterious planet on the edge of the galaxy, where the crew must band together just to stay alive. Which would be much easier if they didn't have to deal with a diva first-mate, a droid with a religious obsession, and Blayde's Ex whose brain is a spaceship.Finding Earth has to be put on the back burner, as Sally's stuck tending alien boo-boos - and she still has no idea what she's doing. And she might not live long enough to get off the planet in one piece.

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The author examines images of the fall of Troy in early Greek epic poetry, fifth-century Athenian tragedy, and Athenian black- and red-figure vase painting to focus on the narrative artistry with which poets and painters blended the various components of the myth into a balanced whole and intertwined them with other chapters in the story of Troy.

Ever since those turbulent times, Americans have been debating the era that began in 1960 at Greensboro and that ended in the early 1970s with gunfire at Wounded Knee. The Movement and the Sixties is a searching history of the social activism that defined a generation of young Americans and that called into question the very nature of "America".

Much acclaimed, this book is now available in paperback. It provides an analytical framework for evaluating public health measures aimed at eradicating or controlling communicable diseases. The authors are leaders in the field. Their distinctive contribution has been to show the practice and far-reaching power of mathematical modelling in epidemiology, fully set out here for the first time.

A first-hand account of a reindeer-herding collective in the remote Taimyr peninsula of Siberia, providing information on the historical and political dynamics of northern Asia. The text also traces the changes caused in the region by the formation of, and the break-up of, the Soviet Union.

Explores Kafka's early dandyism and interest in fashion, literary decadence, and the "superficial" spectacle of modern urban life, as well as his subsequent repudiation of these phenomena in forging a literary identity as an isolated, otherwordly "poet" of modern alientation.