"Collects materials originally published in Jim Butcher's The Dresden files: War cry #1-5."

A rollicking tale of a small Southern town by the bestselling author of Run with the Horsemen With his naturalistic and humorous storytelling style, Ferrol Sams has won fans from all walks of life, especially those drawn to Southern fiction. And while the literary landscape of the rural South is peppered with great storytellers, few are as endearing as James Aloysius ?Buster? Holcombe, Jr., the observant narrator of Sams?s new novel. From Reconstruction, the first World War, the Depression, and World War II , to racial integration, land speculation, and economic boom, Buster Holcombe recounts the events that have shaped our country since the mid-nineteenth century through the eyes of the wide-ranging denizens of ?our town.? Down Town offers a panoptic history of the American South, carefully observed and skillfully presented by a native son.

The following is a report regarding the relocation of the elevated railroad tracks that were previously located in Lower Fulton Street, Borough of Brooklyn.

"CD inside! Musical read-along!"--Cover.

Chicago wizard-for-hire Harry Dresden and his new apprentice, Molly Carpenter, intend to end the havoc caused by a mad sorcerer — one whose ambitions would have the Windy City streets carved out as his own private kingdom. But when the magical upstart enters into an alliance with the notorious mob boss "Gentleman Johnnie" Marcone, will the fast-and-loose Dresden and his young charge survive unscathed? This graphic novel collects the critically acclaimed, six-issue series in one volume, and features a bonus section with Jim Butcher's original story outline, sketchbook artwork from Carlos Gomez, cover gallery with roughs from Stjepan Sejic, and more!

"Pittsburgh Main Thoroughfares" is a report by Frederick Law Olmsted. The TOCs include The Main Arteries, Eastward Arteries and Their Improvement, A New Traffic Center, Sixth Avenue, Try Street Grade Crossing, Second Avenue Freight Yards, The Hump Cut, Grant Boulevard Extension, A Civic Center, Diamond Street Widening, Market Street Widening, The Market, The Water Front, etc.