Eric San Juan Knihy

Founded in 1850, but with roots dating to before the American Revolution, Manchester Township is a community of many faces. Springing from the sawmills and bog iron operations that once dotted the Pine Barrens, the village of Manchester began life as a railroad town founded by William Torrey. By the early 20th century, the village had become the borough of Lakehurst, while the surrounding community broke off into Manchester Township, a sleepy region made up of distinct areas like Whiting, Ridgeway, and Pine Lake. As Lakehurst evolved into a vacation retreat for the wealthy (thanks to the luxurious Pine Tree Inn), Manchester welcomed the naval base that would become the site of the infamous Hindenburg disaster. By the 1950s, the community began to shift again, and it eventually became one of New Jersey's great retirement destinations.

Focusing on Martin Scorsese's extensive filmography, this book explores 26 of his movies, highlighting the diverse characters such as crooks, mobsters, and loners that define his work. Each film is accompanied by an overview and an analysis of Scorsese's cinematic techniques, innovations, and recurring themes. The text delves into the deeper messages Scorsese conveys through his storytelling, making it a valuable resource for fans and film enthusiasts alike.

Focused on the journey from engagement to wedding, this guide equips men with essential skills and tips for navigating the wedding planning process. It serves as an ideal resource for grooms and a thoughtful gift for groomsmen, ensuring they are prepared for the responsibilities and challenges that come with planning a wedding.

The impact of Mad Men on television is profound, showcasing the medium's potential for complexity and depth akin to literature. By elevating storytelling and character development, the series played a crucial role in establishing AMC as a leading network, transforming the perception of television as a serious art form.

This book analyzes 68 works directed by Hitchcock--including notable silents, all of his films from the early 1930s on, the two French propaganda shorts from WWII, and episodes of his television program--assessing his development as an artist. Each analysis is supplemented by key film facts, trivia, awards, a guide to his cameos, and a listing of a

Complexity defines the villains in Alfred Hitchcock's films, often making them more appealing than the protagonists they torment. This exploration delves into the nuanced personalities and neuroses of these characters, highlighting their enduring appeal. Authors Eric San Juan and Jim McDevitt analyze key figures like Uncle Charlie and Norman Bates, revealing Hitchcock's fascination with villainy. The book serves both casual viewers and serious students of cinema, offering insights into the psychological depth of these iconic figures and enhancing the appreciation of Hitchcock's cinematic craft.

For newlyweds, happily married men, and every husband in between, this pocket-sized gift book is packed with tips and tricks for marriage. This attractive handbook is perfect for the married (or soon to be married!) man. Great for engagements, weddings, or anniversaries, this little black book includes chapters on all the things a guy can do to make a good husband,       •  How to Make Decisions     •  The Ten Commandments of Laundry     •  How to Hire Handymen     •  How Not to Fight over Money     •  Side with Your Wife, Not Your Mother