Jeff Gomez

Contends that printed books will be replaced by digital books and that book distributors and readers should actively support the transformation by encouraging digital book creation and the standards required for storage and delivery.

Bottlecap, the Virginia-based group introduced in Jeff Gomez's cult favorite Our Noise, traded in life as a small band on a struggling independent label for a lucrative contract with a big Los Angeles company. This should mean more money, more attention - more of all the stuff that comes with fame. But from the minute Mark, Steve and Gary arrive in Los Angeles, they enter a world they don't quite understand. Mark, as a leader of the band, tries to keep things under control, but his own life and his relationship with his new girlfriend Corinne - a native Angeleno and inveterate mallrat - begin to spin out of control. Steve falls under the influence of a neighbor with bad habits while Gary scours the city's thrift stores searching for Atari memorabilia and a love of his own. Confusion reaches its peak when the record company's plans take an unexpected and, to the band, unacceptable turn. They must either completely sell out and surrender the band or take a stand, relegating themselves to commercial obscurity. Or is it already too late? Gomez limns the lives of three young men who are geniuses at everything except what matters.

Craig is armed with a college degree that has so far brought him nothing, certain that something better is just around the corner but unable to encounter it. He's been cohabiting with Ashley since college, and is caught in the dilemma of whether to break up with her or give in to marriage. Meanwhile, Ashley's efforts to earn a graduate degree seem futile considering that her diploma has taken up residence under the sofa cushions. Stuck in dead-end jobs; weary of commercial, corporate, and parental influences; searching for their own identities; Ashley, Craig, and the other characters of Our Noise find refuge in the brash world of indie rock, thrift stores, coffee houses, zines, and cheap beers. There are Eileen, who ends up in Kitty, Virginia, by accident and forgets to leave, and the members of Bottlecap, Kitty's hometown band, trying to decide whether to sell out and go to the West Coast or continue in the life of a small band. Chipp and Randy start a zine as a way to get their blood flowing for the first time even as Dave, the struggling founder of Violent Revolution Records, works as a waiter to fund his record label.

This is a hints, tips, and strategy guide to the Nintendo 64 {N64} video game "Extreme-G". It has only a few color screenshots, however it does have in-game screenshot overhead maps of each track. There are concept art illustration, and interviews with various people involving the game's development. The book originally sold for $9.99 in the U.S., $13.99 in Canada.

This is a walkthrough, hints, tips, and solutions guide book to the Nintendo 64 {N64}, Personal Computer {PC}, and Game Boy Color {GBC}, video game "Turok 2: Seeds of Evil". There are color screenshots, as well as in-game overhead maps of each area. There are cut, and paste in-game images of each item, weapon, enemy, and character, describing each of them. There is also one page of tips on the Game Boy Color version of the game, and photographs of the team of game's creators, most of them with indivuidual ID style photographs. Alomng the side of the book there are Chapter 01-03 numbers, to quickly flip through the book,to the chapter you are looking for, however, the first three Chapters, are subjects before 'Levels' section. Then at Level 5, the side messages change to the game levels 05-06, then return to the later Chapter "04", seemingly something that they decided to change halfway through the book, and then change back to. This book originally cost $12.99 in the USA, and $18.00 in Canada.

I should have known that one day I’d be at the mercy of a monster. And all I am is the daughter of his enemy. I was stolen and gifted to him - a dominating, brutal and a cold hearted killer. My pleas fall on deaf ears as I stay trapped and held hostage to his will. He could do anything he wanted with me. And I know what it is he’s looking for. He can’t hide the desire in his gaze. The flicker of heat between us is something I can’t deny either. And as the days grow colder, I’m finding it harder to resist. With each gentle touch and act of kindness that lures me closer to him, I’m finding it impossible to remember why I should fight this.