Tony Wood focuses on Russia and Latin America. His analyses delve into the intricate dynamics connecting these regions with broader geopolitical forces. Wood's style is incisive and informed, offering readers a sharp perspective on global affairs. His work has been featured in leading publications, underscoring his position as a significant commentator on contemporary events.
A Pictorial History and Technical Encyclopedia of Hitler's Air Power in World War II
256 pages
9 hours of reading
This impressive volume includes both a concise and penetrating historical analysis of the rise and fall of Nazi air power, and a comprehensive technical directory of all the major Luftwaffe aircraft flown in combat and in training. The wealth of illustrations, many of them in colour, make it the most attractive and authoritative book ever to be published on the subject.
The West's fixation on Vladimir Putin obscures a deeper understanding of Russia today. He embodies the nation for many outside observers and dominates media narratives, leading to a skewed perception of the country. Tony Wood argues that this intense focus on Putin detracts from comprehending the broader societal changes in Russia since 1991. By examining the transformations that have occurred, Wood challenges prevalent assumptions about contemporary Russia. Rather than viewing Putin's governance as a return to Soviet-style authoritarianism, he posits it as a continuation of the Yeltsin era. Additionally, while many attribute current issues to Soviet legacies, Wood contends that the essence of Putinism—a predatory elite ruling over a deeply unequal society—stems from the post-Communist system established in the 1990s. The analysis leads to crucial questions about Russia's trajectory following its post-Soviet evolution. The book concludes with a compelling exploration of Russia's foreign policy, revealing the underlying power dynamics in its escalating tensions with the West and contemplating the potential paths the country may take in the 21st century.
Privatdetektiv Frank Diggler - seine schärfsten Fälle
176 pages
7 hours of reading
Ein St�ck �sterreichische Pulp-Geschichte: Zwischen 2000 und 2004 erschienen im Bazar Kontakt Magazin (BKM) insgesamt 41 erotische Geschichten rund um Privatdetektiv Frank Diggler. Autor Tony Wood beschreibt seine Geschichten folgenderma�en: "Stellen sie sich Mike Hammer vor, den es in eine Geschichte von Charles Bukowski verschlagen hat, ganiert mit viel Sex, Trash und einer gro�en Portion Selbstironie." Jetzt gibt es zum ersten Mal alle Abenteuer des umtriebigen Detektivs in Buchform - plus einiger noch unver�ffentlichter Geschichten!
