Robertson: 1274 books

When Susan Simpson, a social worker, starts working at the Metcalf Mental Health Center, she quickly falls under the spell of Milton Lindholm, its brilliant but lecherous director. The more she gets to know him, however, the less she likes him. But, even upon learning about his past transgressions--namely,...

When a young woman, accidentally on purpose, taps the bumper of a businessman's car, sparks--not the romantic kind--fly.

Originally published shortly after the end of the Second Anglo-Afghan War in 1881, this book by a British veteran, Lt. Charles Gray Robertson, provides the reader with a first-hand account at the colonialism during nineteenth century India and Afghanistan.

A collection of three decades of William P. Robertson's best horror stories many of which appeared in magazines worldwide. Bill specializes in regional folktales and understated Gothic terror.

When Dr. Rudolph Vardak, a therapist and expert on phobias, undertakes a group counseling session with a bunch of phobics, he comes to the realization that he needs help in dealing with his own phobia before he can hope to help others with theirs.

Even as a toddler, AnnieMae, renamed Bernie in the book, knew she was not like other children. Whether they were older or younger, those others had rules and were appropriately punished if they ignored them. AnnieMae had no rules and no punishments. She also had no confidant, parent, teacher or friend...

A foundational moment in the history of modern European thought, the Enlightenment continues to be a reference point for philosophers, scholars and opinion-formers. To many it remains the inspiration of our commitments to the betterment of the human condition. To others, it represents the elevation...

Mornings on a subway train, a young woman with brooding eyes and a pained expression intrigues Jack Roberts, a psychologist. What's the cause of her unhappiness--a problem at home, on the job, or with a boyfriend? He wonders.Meanwhile at the clinic where he is a therapist, he takes great pride...

Cognition Switch: An Artefact for the Transmission of New Ideas Issue #5: April 2019 Featuring Ideas by: Michael Strauss, Ed Simon, Raja Halwani, Robert Noggle, Archie Brown, Michael Robertson, Nancy Weiss Malkiel, Peter Levine, Laurie Gwen Shapiro, Julian Baggini, Christopher Kavanagh, and Johanna Hanink

Our Lady’s appeal in 1917 to the three shepherd children of Fatima, for prayer for peace and for a deep conversion of heart, rings out from the site of her apparitions at the world-famous shrine with greater relevance than ever for the people of our times. This is explained in the concise summary...

SPACE VIKING’S THRONE by John F. Carr & Mike Robertson is the concluding sequel to The Last Space Viking, which is set at the end of the First Interregnum of H. Beam Piper’s galaxy spanning Terro-Human Future History. A century after H. Beam Piper’s seminal novel Space Viking, a new powerful entity,...

THE LAST SPACE VIKING by John F. Carr & Mike Robertson is a sequel to H. Beam Piper’s science-fiction classic, Space Viking. This new novel takes place a hundred years after Lucas Trask founded the League of Civilized Worlds. Many changes have occurred in the Old Federation and King Trask’s plans...

John Wilson is an excellent guitarist, who has imparted love of the instrument to his fourteen year old son, Caleb. Despite years of instruction, he is continually frustrated by his inability to master the B chord. His band overcomes this shortcoming by limiting songs with the dreaded chord as Caleb...

The thought of preaching or teaching on the book of Revelation can be extremely daunting. Compared to the straightforward narrative of the Gospels or the New Testament letters, Revelation seems confusing to understand and difficult or even impossible to apply to a particular situation. As a result...