Welcome to Iolite Press, an on-line bookstore founded by Craig Lawrence to service the needs of distance education graduate management students. In the days of Viking exploration, the refractive properties of the Iolite gemstone were used to navigate across the turbulent Atlantic ocean. In the same spirit Iolite Press hopes to guide you in your postgraduate studies.
This site contains some of Craig's recommended readings as well as the entire Rushmore University Reading List. To read reviews, find similar titles, purchase books, etc. click on the book titles on the following pages. ISBN numbers displayed below may differ from those posted at the point of purchase link and some prices may change over time. Click on the links directly below to jump directly to specific subject areas. Most of these texts are available through Amazon.com. Iolite Press is proud to be an Amazon.com Associate.
In addition to the above books, this site also includes information aboout other learning media:
Other new media are being considered and may be posted here soon.This catalogue is by no means exhaustive and your
suggestions
are more than welcome.
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Iolite Press is delighted to participate in
the Amazon.com Associate program. Here's what Amazon.com's President
has to say:
Amazon.com is pleased to have Iolite Press in the family of Amazon.com associates. We've agreed to ship products and provide customer service for orders we receive through special links on the Iolite Press website. Amazon.com associates list selected books and music in an editorial context that helps you make the right choice. We encourage you to visit Iolite Press often to see what new items they've selected for you.Thank you for shopping with an Amazon.com associate.
Sincerely,
Jeff Bezos
President
Amazon.comPS We guarantee you the same high level of customer service you would receive at Amazon.com. If you have a question about an order you've placed, please don't hesitate to contact us.
(E-mail to Craig Lawrence from Amazon.com, March 1999)