books by Jim Camp

books by Jim Camp

books:

Jim Camp

RARE SCIENCE FICTION (FBP)
Ivan (editor) (L Sprague de Camp; Milton Lesser; Algis Budrys; Charles V. De Vet; Alice Bullock; Robert Silverberg; Jim Harmon; M. C. Pease) Howard

BELMONT, 1963

Prize-winning stories by masters of the weird and fantastic

De Entrada, Diga No / Start With No: The Negotiating Tools That the Pros Don't Want You to Know: The ...
Jim Camp

Empresa Activa, 2004

Hace años que el "win-win" o el "todos ganan" representa el paradigma de la negociación empresarial, el acuerdo "justo" para todas las partes. No se lo crea. Hoy día no es más que el mantra seductor usado por los negociadores más duros a fin de comprometerle, jugar con sus emociones y aprovecharse de su deseo de llegar a un acuerdo. Este libro le ...

Let's Eat!
Meadowood Springs Speech and Hearing Camp, Sponsors

Gateway/Beaverton Elks, 2002

Collection of recipes compiled by and for the Meadowood Springs Speech and Hearing Camp in Oregon.

Start with NO...The Negotiating Tools that the Pros Don't Want You to Know

Jim Camp

Crown Business, 2002

A good book at a good price
I bought this book used to give to a friend who was looking for it. The book condition was good, and I made my friend happy. Delivery was fast, no problem. I can't comment much on the content since I haven't read the book, but it was recommended to a friend of mine by ...

Warlocks And Warriors

L. Sprague (decamp) (editor) (Robert E. Howard; Roger Zelazny; H. G. Wells; Clark Ashton Smith; Lord Dunsany; C. L. Moore; Fritz Leiber; Henry Kuttner; Lin Carter; Ray Capella) de Camp

NY Putnam 1970., 1970

An Anthology of Heroic Fantasy
A good compilation of swords and sorcery, most of it is easily available. The Elak story should be coming back into print in early 2008. Features: 'Turutal' by Ray Capella (a brilliant piece of fan fiction set in the Hyborian Age), 'The Gods of Niom Parma' by Lin ...

No: The Only Negotiating System You Need for Work and Home

Jim Camp

Crown Business, 2007

No, You should buy this book
Sorry, I couldn't resist. Seriously now, this book opens in Chapter 1 with a phenomenal concept that I've never seen fleshed out so well in a negotiations book. That concept is "neediness". More importantly, understanding that neediness is a state of longing for or ...