New archeological discoveries may finally solve the greatest mystery of Colonial America in this history of Roanoke and Hatteras Islands.Established on what is now North Carolina's Roanoke Island, the Roanoke Colony was intended to be England's first permanent settlement in North America. But in 1590, the entire population disappeared without a trace. The only clue to their fate was the word "Croatoan" carved into a tree. For centuries, the legend of the Lost Colon...

"Nooks and Corners of Cornwall" by C. A. Dawson Scott is a delightful exploration of the picturesque landscapes and hidden gems of Cornwall. The author takes readers on a journey through the region's charming villages, rugged coastlines, and serene countryside. With vivid descriptions and a keen eye for detail, Scott captures the essence of Cornwall, inviting readers to experience its beauty and tranquility. The book serves as both a travel guide and a love letter to this enchanting part o...

The anthology features a collection of twenty-three short stories contributed by twenty-three different authors, showcasing a diverse range of styles, themes, and narrative approaches. Such anthologies were common during this period and aimed to highlight emerging and established literary talents, offering readers a variety of storytelling experiences within a single volume.C. A. Dawson Scott's role as an editor would have involved selecting and organizing the stories for publication, poss...

Wastralls: A Novel by C. A. Dawson Scott is a story set in rural Cornwall, England, and revolves around the life and fortunes of the family living in the titular estate, Wastralls. The novel captures the decline of the estate and the family that inhabits it, reflecting broader themes of social change, economic hardship, and the struggles of maintaining tradition in the face of modernity.The story delves into the lives of the characters as they cope with personal and financial difficulties,...

Trevorrick River was but a little stream to have fretted so deep a cleft between the hills as that which sloped from the main road of Tregols parish to the sea. From the source to the engulfing sands was barely a mile, and the twinkling waters, if full and fierce in winter, showed a summer fear of their own broad stepping-stones. Nevertheless the sharp declivities, the juttings of rock, even the shelves and crags and walls of Dark Head, had been formed by the gnawing of this tiny but persi...

In "Nooks and Corners of Cornwall," C. A. Dawson Scott masterfully captures the enchanting essence of Cornwall through a vibrant blend of descriptive prose and personal narrative. This travelogue takes readers on an intimate journey, exploring the region's lesser-known locales, picturesque landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. Dawson Scott's lyrical style not only paints vivid images of the Cornish countryside but also immerses readers in its folklore and history, creating a tapestry tha...

People aren't typically taught how to thrive in a distributed workplace. Sure, they formally study to learn a specific occupation: design, marketing, sales, development, finance, law, or education. But can they perform that occupation at a high level when they're not physically with other people? Remote workers have to learn on their own. If you work from home, a coworking space, or coffee shop, this book is for you. The author's anecdotes about his 21-year remote work journey will inform ...

Based on true events! It's the summer of 1916 and the Jersey shore is being terrorized by a Great White shark. Can 10-year-old Chet and his friends survive a swim in the local creek? In the summer of 1916, ten year-old Chet Roscow is captivated by the local news: a Great White shark has been attacking and killing people up and down the Atlantic Coast, not far from Chet's hometown of Springfield, New Jersey. Then one day, swimming with his friends, Chet sees something in the water. . .

In 'Nooks and Corners of Cornwall,' C. A. Dawson Scott masterfully weaves a tapestry of descriptive narratives that unveil the enchanting landscapes and rich cultural heritage of Cornwall. With an eloquent prose style that echoes the rhythmic cadence of the region's folklore, Scott invites readers to explore both well-trodden paths and hidden gems. The text serves as a vivid tableau that captures the essence of Cornish life, interspersing historical anecdotes and personal reflections which...

Trevorrick River was but a little stream to have fretted so deep a cleft between the hills as that which sloped from the main road of Tregols parish to the sea. From the source to the engulfing sands was barely a mile, and the twinkling waters, if full and fierce in winter, showed a summer fear of their own broad stepping-stones. Nevertheless the sharp declivities, the juttings of rock, even the shelves and crags and walls of Dark Head, had been formed by the gnawing of this tiny but persi...

The horror of Hurricane Katrina is brought vividly to life in this fictional account of a boy, a dog, and the storm of the century. Barry's family tries to evacuate before Hurricane Katrina hits their home in New Orleans. But when Barry's little sister gets terribly sick, they're forced to stay home and wait out the storm. At first, Katrina doesn't seem to be as bad as predicted. But overnight the levees break, and Barry's world is literally torn apart. He's swept away by the floodwaters, ...

70 years later, the bombing of Pearl Harbor comes to life for a new generation of readers! History's most terrifying moments are brought vividly to life in the action-packed fictional I SURVIVED series! Do you have what it takes to survive ... the bombing of Pearl Harbor? Eleven-year-old Danny Crane is alone on his favorite beach in Hawaii when the world is torn apart and World War II officially hits the United States. Does he have what it takes to find his way home in the midst of the bom...