The Inquisition War is a classic story of Inquisitor Jaq Drako and his desperate mission to uncover a plot that will bring mankind to its knees before the Dark Powers. Written by award-winning author, Ian Watson, The Inquisition War explores areas of the Warhammer 40,000 mythology that few other authors have dared to tackle!

Glasgow is a city that has seen great change. Once the second city of the Empire, it was in 1999 chosen as the UK City of Architecture and Design. This guide presents a nostalgic look at Glasgow as it used to be, the Dear Green Place that still sits so fondly in the hearts of so many.

A stunning pictorial account of the river Clyde and its people, packed with over 250 striking images making this a nostalgic, evocative and unforgettable collection.

This is the final volume in The Herald's fascinating series on the Clyde, recording and exploring the history of Glasgow's great river in pictures.

The Rolling Stones' seminal album of 1968, Beggards Banquet , was regarded as marking a return to form for the group - going back to their rhythm and blues roots with tracks such as Sympathy for the Devil and Street Fighting Man . This book focuses on the recording sessions that changed the course of musical history.

A collection of papers that address all contemporary foundational and theoretical aspects of case-based reasoning as well as advanced applications in a variety of fields. The papers were presented at the 4th International Conference on Case-Based Reasoning, Canada, 2001.

This wonderfully weird tale uncovers the secrets of the 'mockymen', aliens who have inhabited drug-addled humans' bodies. A young British couple who make jigsaw puzzles are hired for an outlandish job in a park by an elderly Norwegian man. Toward the end of the Second World War, a blood sacrifice was carried out in this park by Nazis trying to create an occult cordon around Norway, and the ageing

Case-based reasoning (CBR) is an intelligent-systems method that enables information managers to increase efficiency and reduce cost by substantially automating processes such as diagnosis, scheduling and design. This book explains the principles of CBR by describing its origins and contrasting it with familiar information disciplines.

Includes short stories that feature some alteration in history, some divergence from historical reality, which results in a world very different from the one we know.