Joan S Turner

Somos vecinos

Exploring Latino culture in the U.S., this book will enable learners to acquire not only a knowledge of the linguistic features of Spanish language, but also an understanding and appreciation of the people who speak it. Nine chapters give readers the opportunity to learn about and listen to Lat...

Dust

Nine years ago, Jessie was in a car crash and died. After she was buried, she awoke and tore through the earth to arise, reborn, as a zombie. And there were others-gangs of undead roaming the Indiana woods, fighting, hunting, hidden. But when a mysterious illness threatens the existence of both zomb...

Frail

In a post-zombie world, life is what you make it . . . Since a devastating, morphing plague swept through human and zombie populations, almost everyone who survived is an “ex” these days. Ex-human. Ex-zombie. Both creatures crave flesh, have the strength and speed of predators—and are seemingly immo...

Grave

Death was never the end... With the fragile balance between zombies and the living shattered by an artificial plague, life has only gotten harder for those still walking. While the undead no longer threaten mankind, there are almost no humans left to terrorize: the world belongs to mutation-riddled ...

Suspense Magazine, September 2010

Suspense Magazine September 2010 Issue featuring D.P. Lyle, Shane Gericke and debut authors Allison Leotta, Alan Orloff, Joan Francis Turner, Joshua Graham and Katia Lief. Survivor Types with Scott Nicholson, Critiquing Your Craft with Starr Gardinier Reina, Stranger than Fiction: The Hope Diamond b...

At the river I stand: Memphis, the 1968 strike, and Martin Luther King

Book by Beifuss, Joan Turner

At the River I Stand

Book by Beifuss, Joan Turner

Tapices Literarios: Stories for Building Language Skills and Cultural Awareness

Somos Vecinos: Intermediate Spanish Through U.S. Latino Culture

How to Study: A Short Introduction

How to Study: A Short Introduction

Living the Changes

Perspectives on Women in the 1980s

Students Writing in the University: Cultural and Epistemological Issues

Community Health Nursing: An Epidemiologic Perspective Through the Nursing Process