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Découvrez comment élever votre leadership en élevant celui des autres. John C. Maxwell, référence mondiale en matière de leadership et auteur des best-sellers « Les 21 lois irréfutables du leadership » et « Développez votre leadership », a passé vingt-cinq ans à former des millions...

Step into the past with Arizonas Yesterday, a riveting chronicle of John H. Cady, a genuine pioneer of the American West. Written by John Henry Cady and beautifully revised in 1915 by the acclaimed playwright and journalist Basil Woon, this narrative traces Cadys extraordinary journey from Ohio to the Arizona Territory. A Civil War veteran, Cadys life embodies adventure, resilience, and an entrepreneurial spirit that helped shape a burgeoning land. Arizonas Yesterday offers an insightful glimpse into a territory on the brink of statehood, highlighting the contributions of everyday pioneers who...

Host Bob Cady and John Piccirillo talk on many subjects with recurring segments from both host as well as a wide variety of guest.

A cab ride to an infamous cemetery takes a sinister turn when the passengers discover they may be the graveyard’s next residents. Fun and games unleash evil beyond imagination when a young couple rolls the dice of a board game from hell. And a treasure hunt turns deadly when a pair of explorers discover what’s really hiding deep in the woods....

Here are 10 stories from the May and June 2003 issues of The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, including a tribute to SF great Barry M. Malzberg.

Arizona's Yesterday Being the Narrative of John H. Cady, Pioneer. Written by John Henry Cady and revised and rewritten in 1915 by noted Playwright and Journalist Basil Woon. Cady was born in Ohio, served in the Union Army during the Civil War, and eventually settled in Arizona Territory. Cady's story is one of adventure, determination, a pioneering spirit, and an entrepreneurial drive. Arizona's Yesterday is a glimpse of an Arizona not so much filled with gunfighters and warriors, but of an Arizona on the cusp of Statehood and the modern era. - Summary by Tony Posante