Böcker av Evan Jones

Ever wondered what it would be like being a normal person with superpowers? Ever wondered what it would be like trying to live a normal life with said superpowers? That's exactly what you're going to see here in this story. Take a trip into into the world of Spectrum as you'll see these characters go through their daily life as espers.The "Spectrum Grid" is a sentient energy field that if connected to a person. It gives them kinetic or sometimes elemental abilities. The stronger the connection, the more potent the user's powers are. These superpowered individuals are known as "espers".Question is: What would they use their powers for? We'll find out here. The adventure begins now!!

Later Emperors, the second Carcanet collection from Greek-Canadian poet and critic Evan Jones, is a catalogue of ambition and failure: historical figures - emperors, historians, moralists - are brought back to life and consider the world in which we live.

Leading authorities explore, in direct and accessible language, chamber-music masterpieces by twenty-one prominent composers since 1900.

Deals with music during the eighteenth- and early nineteenth centuries (Bach through Beethoven) and touches on Romantic and Twentieth-Century music. This title studies the basic principles of contrapuntal music throughout the history of western music and how they are put into practice in various styles.

Starting at Big Stone Lake on the eastern edge of South Dakota, the Minnesota River cuts through southern Minnesota, breaks into waterfalls at Granite Falls, and joins the mighty Mississippi at Fort Snelling, St. Paul. Evan Jones provides a detailed history of the river and its legends in The Minnesota.The river has provided the scenery for many of Minnesota's important historical events -- the Dakota Conflict (also known as the Sioux Uprising of 1862); the only blunder of Jesse James's career; and the origin of selling goods on credit by Sears, Roebuck and Company -- and hosted many famous faces, including Dred Scott, Zebulon Pike, and Henry David Thoreau. Illustrated with line drawings by Harry Heim, The Minnesota weaves an unforgettable history.