John Yunker Books in Order

This guide examines the technical and organizational work involved in adapting websites for international audiences. Case studies and practical discussions cover localization, usability, marketing, budgets, and project management, helping readers understand the challenges of expanding beyond a home market.

This guide focuses on helping visitors find the appropriate language and country versions of a website. Examples from international companies accompany discussions of navigation design, location detection, usability, and planning an accessible entry point for global audiences.

This reference explains translation-industry terminology, workflows, and technologies before examining how to evaluate service providers. Questions for prospective agencies, guidance on interpreting quotes, and agency profiles help clients organize the process of selecting and managing translation services.

At a remote Patagonian penguin research station, biologist Angela Haynes rescues a stranger whose secret past draws her toward Antarctic waters. Her story intersects with an FBI agent and an animal activist's partner caught in dangerous missions.

This anthology gathers short fiction exploring relationships between humans and other animals, from familiar companions to less familiar species. Stories involving keepers, rescuers, researchers, and animals themselves examine the ways care and conflict coexist across those relationships.

The second Among Animals anthology gathers contemporary stories about people living with, studying, and rescuing animals. Domestic, wild, and often overlooked species appear in fiction examining the bonds, misunderstandings, and conflicts that connect their lives with ours.

John Yunker examines how companies can prepare products, software, and websites for international audiences. Cultural considerations and discussions of translation, localization, images, and design accompany a process for thinking beyond the assumptions of a business's home country.

Former FBI agent Robert Porter searches for his missing love while working with a seal-rescue organization in southern Africa. A fatal confrontation redirects him toward a private intelligence assignment, linking his story with other travelers carrying troubled histories.

This collection of essays examines how writers portray animals and the responsibilities those portrayals carry. Contributors discuss narrative perspective, characterization, and avoiding didacticism while encouraging depictions that acknowledge animals' experiences rather than treating them merely as human symbols.

The third Among Animals collection gathers fiction ranging across different periods and settings to explore human relationships with other species. Stories involving companions, farm animals, and wildlife invite attention to lives often overlooked in human-centered narratives.

Naturalist Kerry leads six visitors on a wilderness tour of an island sheltering endangered Tasmanian devils. A disappearance and a death expose concealed connections among the guests, while worsening weather traps the group with a possible killer.