Richard May Reihenfolge der Bücher

An anthology of ten short, optimistic stories about men meeting other men and exploring relationships with each other, with a focus on racial, age, and background diversity.

Discover the secret to successful projects with Richard May's insightful guide. Despite receiving approval, projects can still face unexpected turbulence. This often stems from not asking the right questions at the beginning. Drawing on his vast business and procurement expertise, May takes readers through revealing case studies, personal experiences, and anecdotes to shed light on the crucial "cornerstone questions." Business professionals, whether in the private or public sector, will benefit from May's practical approaches, which apply to all levels of project management and activities where external resources are critical to success. Learn how to implement these vital questions into your executive thinking, avoiding turbulence and ensuring project success. "Anybody can ask questions, but not quite in the way Richard May does." Dr. Richard Russill, author of Purchasing Power and Route 42.

On the last day of Earth, Griffin and Sabrina's decision to run a marathon sparks an unexpected movement, drawing 100,000 participants to join them in Austin, TX. This event contrasts the beauty of human connection with the chaos of impending doom. As they run, Dr. Jimmy Spangle, a psychiatrist driven by rage, seeks to eliminate them, while Tank Miller, the local police chief, steps in to protect the runners. The race becomes a battleground, broadcasted live, manipulated by a sociopathic TV anchor and her host, capturing the world's attention in a dramatic finale.