Mike Powell Books





Amglish: Two Nations Divided by a Common Language
- 418 pages
- 15 hours of reading
The book explores the distinct cultural and linguistic evolution of American English compared to British English, highlighting the unique fusion of cultures within the United States. It serves as a guide for tourists and business travelers, offering insights into common misunderstandings and cultural quirks, such as the differing names for sports and the origins of the national anthem. Additionally, it features a comprehensive reference section detailing pronunciation differences, spelling variations, and an "Amglish to Britglish" translator to bridge the communication gap.
I Saw Him Standing There
- 258 pages
- 10 hours of reading
Exploring an alternate reality where John Lennon survived, this narrative delves into the impact of his continued presence on music, culture, and global peace movements. It examines how his evolution as an artist and activist might have influenced contemporary society, relationships, and the world of rock and roll. The story weaves through personal and public events, highlighting the challenges and triumphs of a legendary figure navigating a changed world while remaining true to his ideals.
The Islamabad Delivery
- 124 pages
- 5 hours of reading
The narrative centers on a US Navy Reserve captain who is thrust into a high-stakes mission as the Defense Attaché in Pakistan, tasked with negotiating with Afghan warlords for intelligence on Osama bin Laden. His journey takes an unexpected turn when he befriends a Pakistani pizza delivery man, who reveals crucial information about bin Laden's location. With the help of a British embassy assistant, the captain embarks on a daring and unauthorized mission that ultimately leads to bin Laden's capture, blending suspense with an unlikely hero's journey.
A collection of 500 stunning images showcasing today's top tennis players.