Mark Clark Knihy

R.E.M. - 2074 Fifteen years after the chaos, the nightmares continue. The nuclear bombs which fell between the world cities in 2059 have separated them all and left them without communication. One man has gained control of Sydney, but the structure is fragile and based upon segregation. His second in command has mutinous plans and a battle for control of the city ensues. A story of autocratic rule, population control and a highly regulated class system: a fragile structure held together in a bizarre manner.

Exploring existential questions, Mark Clark delves into the quest for meaning, happiness, and purpose in life. As a pastor and author, he offers insights that resonate with those seeking deeper understanding and fulfillment. Through thoughtful examination, he addresses the challenges and aspirations that shape our lives, providing a framework for navigating these fundamental issues.

Set in a dystopian future, individuals are assigned 100 intelligence points at birth, which they can gamble at sixteen for a chance to enhance their intellect. Success leads to a privileged life as a high I.Q., while failure results in a descent into poverty and violence, culminating in participation in the brutal Glidiot Games. These games pit the lowest intellects against each other in a deadly maze for I.Q. points, highlighting the stark societal divide and the dark consequences of a commodified intelligence system.

Set in Sydney in 2410, a new tyrant emerges, reviving the oppressive I.Q. Era. With a brutal ally, he consolidates power, quashing dissent and threatening global stability. His sinister tactics include poisoning water supplies and creating a novel food source, all while drawing inspiration from Greek Tragedy. As he prepares to launch a rocket aimed at world domination, the city's fate hangs in the balance, highlighting themes of power, control, and the struggle against tyranny.

Set in 2171, a century after the events of R.E.M., this story unfolds in a world where major cities remain isolated. At the heart of the narrative is a hidden book in an underground library, containing a significant secret. The plot thickens with a love triangle manipulated by a cunning individual who seizes the opportunity to claim the secret for himself, intertwining themes of betrayal and ambition in a dystopian setting.

Emphasizing real-world applications, this book guides students in mastering algebraic concepts through practical problem-solving. It focuses on building strong algebra skills that enhance comprehension and communication. Key concepts are introduced progressively, such as the distributive property, ensuring students understand their relevance in various contexts. By integrating realistic data and applications, learners grasp the importance of math in everyday situations. Additionally, the text prepares students for intermediate algebra with foundational topics like functions and modeling techniques.

Set in the nostalgic backdrop of a restaurant in Poplar Bluff, Missouri, this collection features poems by three close friends reflecting on their teenage experiences. Brian, Mark, and Mike capture the essence of high school life, exploring themes of discovery, relationships, and personal growth. Their verses evoke memories of late-night conversations and youthful introspection, inviting readers to reminisce about their own formative years. This heartfelt anthology resonates with anyone who has navigated the complexities of adolescence.

Set in a dystopian future, the story unfolds in a city ruled by a dictator who enforces social division through I.Q.-based colored overalls. As a new Great Wall is built to segregate lower I.Q. citizens, the tyrant faces challenges that lead him to seek solutions in London. Amidst treachery and schemes for global domination, a sinister surprise awaits delegates from various cities attending a crucial meeting, highlighting the themes of power, division, and betrayal.

Exploring contemporary legal issues in America, this insightful analysis delves into topics such as the selection of judges, the Bill of Rights, and the nation's Christian heritage. It candidly addresses ethical dilemmas, jury nullification, and the historical context of American rights. The author's insider perspective offers a blend of thoughtful commentary and humor, providing a unique lens on constitutional matters, the judiciary, and the legal profession. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding laws and lawyers today.