Firing & kilns covers how heat transforms a piece from dried clay into a finished ceramic object: the equipment that supplies that heat, the chemical atmosphere inside it, and how the resulting heat-work is actually measured.
Kiln types covers electric, gas, wood, and salt/soda kilns, and what each makes possible. Atmospheres covers how oxidation and reduction change glaze and body chemistry during a firing. Cone charts covers why accumulated heat-work matters more than a single peak-temperature reading, and how pyrometric cones measure it.