A compelling family history offers a richly textured portrait of mid-twentieth-century life in a small Appalachian town in eastern Kentucky and brings together the traditions, memories, stories, people, and culture of Martin, Kentucky, in an effort to preserve them in the wake of a planned demolition by the government. 25,000 first printing.

Chronicles the cyberspace battle between rival gangs of hackers in Texas and New York, detailing the groups' exploits and discussing the legal and ethical implications of new computer technology

The authors of the nonfiction account of teenaged gangs in 'cyberspace,' Masters of Deception, pour their expertise into a thriller about a government plan to invade the privacy of America's computer users. Reprint.

An insightful look at the group of computer wizards who created the web browser details entrepreneur Jim Clark's invention that made Netscape worth billions, their devastating effect on Microsoft, and their development and business strategies that have changed the computer world. 50,000 first printing. Tour. (view table of contents)

When a cracked genius invents a perfect encryption code for private communication on the Internet, a tool that also allows him to control all of the world's computers, a law student and a professor's daughter take up the challenge to stop the evil technowizard's plot.

Chronicles the cyberspace battle between rival gangs of hackers in Texas and New York, detailing the groups' exploits and discussing the legal and ethical implications of new computer technology

Convinced that the new baby-sitters they have found--two middle-aged sisters--are too good to be true, Lucy and Em Grazer leave their newborn with them, but the baby's disappearance soon sends them on the chase of their lives.

Antique collectors Sam Popkin and Sara Amstel are ill-prepared for the 'treasure' they discover in the Pennsylvania Dutch chest they have purchased--a dead body--and soon they are involved in an adventure-filled mystery.