John Delaney Books

The narrative captures the profound connection between nature and the human spirit, stemming from a 6,000-mile journey through national parks and monuments. It reflects on the author's early experiences, particularly the awe of the Grand Canyon, and emphasizes the spiritual essence found in these landscapes. The book combines poetry with photography, inviting readers to explore these majestic sites or to recall their own adventures. It features twenty-three pages of original color photographs, enhancing the experience of the parks, including iconic locations like Yellowstone, Yosemite, and Zion.

Featuring over 900 vintage 45 rpm record company sleeves, this reference book chronicles the evolution of 7-inch records in the UK from 1952 to the late 1980s. Each sleeve is organized by label and presented chronologically, highlighting the unique designs and historical significance of these collectible items. With reference numbers for easy comparison, this comprehensive collection serves as a valuable resource for enthusiasts and collectors alike, showcasing the artistry and nostalgia of a bygone musical era.

Exploring the connection between geography and personal experience, this poetry collection reflects the journey of a wandering poet who uses nature as both a teacher and a source of inspiration. Each poem serves as a waypoint, capturing the emotional and mental landscapes shaped by various places visited over the years. With a focus on the challenges and adventures found in remote locations, the work reveals how physical travels mirror the complexities of the poet's inner life.

Inspired by the timeless wonders of ancient Egypt and the vibrant lives of contemporary tradesmen, this chapbook features 13 poems accompanied by 18 color photographs. It explores iconic sites such as the Pyramids and the Valley of the Kings, while also highlighting the stories of modern workers like camel traders and tailors. The Nile River serves as a central theme, connecting the rich history with the present through a journey that melds art, culture, and the enduring spirit of Egypt.

March through the battlefields of France, Poland, and Russia for an intimate view of the World War II German blitzkrieg. Quick, decisive, and surprisingly successful, the blitzkrieg technique very nearly brought Europe to its knees, and has been heavily studied and imitated in modern warfare. Follow the moves of three early campaigns: Fall Weiss on Poland in 1939, Fall Gelb for France in 1940, and Operation Barbarossa, the fateful invasion of Russia in 1941. Veterans, historians, and modellers will thrill in the action, excitement, and strategy captured in this riveting narrative and punctuated by an outstanding selection of historical photos.

This chapbook combines poetry and photography to explore the unique wildlife of the Galápagos Archipelago, stemming from a father-son trip in 2021. The father's poems reflect on the vibrant personalities and stunning settings depicted in the son’s 34 color photographs. The work resonates with Charles Darwin's observations from 1839, highlighting the emergence of new species and connecting to his theory of evolution through natural selection. It features 13 poems that deepen the appreciation of the islands' extraordinary biodiversity.

In the spring of 1941, Britain's position in North Africa appeared secure. The Italians had been spectacularly defeated, and there was even the possibility that Italy would drop out of the war. The situation changed dramatically with the arrival of Rommel and the Deutsches Afrika Korps. Instead of fighting an incompetent and ineffective Italian High Command, the Allies found themselves up against the latest strategic and tactical concepts, carried through by a dynamic, aggressive leader. For the British this was a time of trial. On several occasions they seemed to be on the brink of total defeat, and by August 1942 the Afrika Korps stood facing the British Eighth Army at El Alamein, a mere 70 miles from Alexandria.

Three more planeswalkers are dead or lost. How many more will allow themselves to be led to the slaughter? For once in his life, Teferi cannot run away and he must make a stand. Original.

Endlich! In diesem Erstlesebuch für die 2./3. Klasse steckt alles, was besonders Jungs sich wünschen: coole Helden, fiese Schurken, atemberaubende Spannung und jede Menge Action. Mit zahlreichen farbigen Illustrationen, spannendem Leserätsel und Extra-Seiten zum Mitmachen. So macht Lesen Spaß! Als der Verbrecher Bruno Mannheim bei einer Parade Weihnachtsgeschenke an Kinder verteilt, kommt das den Reportern Clark Kent und Lois Lane äußerst verdächtig vor. Als die Spielzeuge dann plötzlich beginnen, Menschen anzugreifen, scheint die Sache klar. Doch in Wahrheit steckt jemand ganz anderes dahinter, und der ist noch viel gefährlicher: Toyman, der Spielzeugmann!