books by Ohio University Press     books:     Ohio University Press      All The Fun's In How You Say A Thing: An Explanation Of Meter & Versification Timothy Steele Ohio University Press, 1999 All the fun really is in how you say a thing. I am currently a student in an undergraduate creative writing program, and I love (and write) free verse. A previous reviewer criticizes Steele for his "rejection" of free verse; this reason is the basis of his/her low rating of the book. Timothy Steele doesn't have ...             The Trees: First Book In Awakening Land Trilogy Conrad Richter Ohio University Press, 1991 Discover Older Literature If you are looking for something good to read, you might want to try this older American Literature by Conrad Richter, The Trees--what a great story. I have really enjoyed this, and it helped that years ago I had seen the film of The Awakening Land, so it was easy to ...             Guide To EKG Interpretation: Revised Edition (White Coat Pocket Guide Series) John A. Brose, John C. Auseon, ... Ohio University Press, 2002 You must have this book!! Dr. Brose's "Guide to EKG Interpretation" is a resource that all physicians in training should seriously consider acquiring. It is an extremely thorough book, and its size is deceptive. You wouldn't think a small pocket-size book could pack this much information! As ...             LANGUAGE FILES 10TH EDITION: MATERIALS FOR AN INTRODUCTION TO LANGUAG OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY OSU DEPT LINGUISTICS Ohio State University Press, 2007             Fields: Second Book In Awakening Land Trilogy Conrad Richter Ohio University Press, 1991 Historical fiction at its most authentic. Conrad Richter's "The Fields" is the middle book of his "Awakening Land" trilogy, and is no less powerful than the first, "The Trees," with its authentic use of pioneer speech and dialects, and its realistic depiction of the triumphs and tragedies of real Americans. ...             Separate from the World: An Ohio Amish Mystery P. L. Gaus Ohio University Press, 2008 Separate from the World is a story of a rift between two Amish factions, one that favors the use of medicine and that participates in a college study of genetic traits particular to the Amish community, and the other that rejects any outside influence. Once more, P. L. Gaus takes us inside a separate culture and, in a manner both gentle and grim, ...             Alexander The Great: A Novel Nikos Kazantzakis Ohio University Press, 1982 A winner in all aspects First I would like to mention that I have read all of Kazantzakis's work in Greek, and most of it in English. The translation of this book if very good, and most of the meaning of the original text is properly conveyed. Kazantzakis aspect of Alexander the Great is a ...             The Last of the Husbandmen: A Novel of Farming Life Gene Logsdon Ohio University Press, 2008 Not Just a Novel... Gene Logsdon has hit a homer again with not just a novel, but an enjoyable morality tale parroting the Last of the Mohicans. It could be the Last of the American Farmers if people don't wake up to what's going on in the agricultural world around us. Read all of ...             Ever Present Origin: Part One: Foundations Of The Aperspectival World (Englis Series, No 1) Jean Gebser Ohio University Press, 1986 Gebser's Magnum Opus This book is not a light read. However it is a fascinating read penned by one of Europe's hidden philosophical treasures: Jean Gebser. The Ever-Present Origin is a translation of _Ursprung und Gegenwart_, a book which was published in German in two parts around 1949 ...             Mound Builders Robert Silverberg Ohio University Press, 1986 Brings light to a mysterious subject I am fascinated by historical structures and some of the most interesting to me are those made primarily of heaped up soil. Though the building material is basic, the great work involved makes one wonder about the motivation required and the purpose of the builders. In ...             DEATH OF CONTRACT: SECOND EDITION GRANT GILMORE Ohio State University Press, 1995 Saved my neck in law school--and I enjoyed it, too When I took Contracts as a first-year law student, I read the cases, went to class, and didn't have the faintest idea what it all meant. It seemed to be a mind-numbing mix of similar facts with different conclusions. Then I read this book and--voila--it all seemed to ...             Blood of the Prodigal (Ohio Amish Mystery Series #1) P. L. Gaus Ohio University Press, 1999 Enthralling! P.L. Gaus is quite a storyteller, and his first novel is a page-turner! He has a way of moving the action along and seamlessly blending in bits of local color and culture that compel the reader to stay with the book, just for the sheer pleasure of watching the story ...             LANGUAGE FILES 9TH EDITION: MATERIALS FOR AN INTRODUCTION TO LANGUAG AND LINGUISTICS OHIO STATE UNIV OSU DEPT LINGUISTICS Ohio State University Press, 2004 A Good Reference! This book gave excellent explanations for learning linguistics. I enjoyed reading this book and working on the helpful exercises at the end of each section. I ended up learning about linguistics without an instructor as a result of this smartly designed textbook.             Clouds without Rain (Ohio Amish Mystery Series #3) P. L. Gaus Ohio University Press, 2001 clouds without rain: an ohio amish mystery very well written story i have read all amish mysteries from this author he keeps on surprising me! cant wait for another hopefully amish keep up the good work             The Academic Community: A Manual for Change DONALD HALL Ohio State University Press, 2007 In The Academic Community: A Manual for Change, Donald E. Hall builds on his earlier The Academic Self: An Owner’s Manual (2002) and confronts the most pressing issues in higher education today: the coherence of undergraduate instruction, priorities in graduate training, public perceptions of colleges and universities, and collegiality ...          products you might be interested in search for books aperspectival, explanation, interpretation, introduction, linguistics, versification we recommend Historical fiction at its most authentic. randomly chosen book: 60 Hikes within 60 Miles: Seattle: Including Bellevue, Everett, and Tacoma ...