Believer in Blue is the fascinating autobiography of Marvin Andrews, who famously overcame serious injury and defied expert medical opinion to help Rangers win the title on 'Helicopter Sunday'. A year later, he led Trinidad and Tobago to an unprecedented qualification for the 2006 World Cup. His story is one of religious faith and glory.
Through essays on notable writers like Pablo Neruda and Sylvia Plath, David Mason delves into the transformative experiences of life. He reflects on how literature captures the essence of personal growth and change, offering insights into the human condition across different eras and styles. Mason's exploration reveals the profound impact of these literary figures on our understanding of life's complexities.
The Rangers Story celebrates the rich history of Rangers FC, one of the oldest and most successful football clubs in the world. It tells of the triumphs - a record number of Scottish championships and victory in Europe - but also of the disasters and of the men who built this great club and its traditions.
Exploring themes of transformation, history, and love, this collection showcases the poet's profound ability to convey endurance and beauty. With each verse, the work captures the essence of human experience, reflecting deep emotions and insights that resonate with readers. The poet's mastery shines through, offering a rich tapestry of language that speaks to the heart and mind alike.
In a gripping tale of dark magic and revenge, Keera and Merick are drawn back to the origins of their journey as the Horns of War summon both the living and the dead. They must confront a malevolent mage who hides behind a veil of sorcery, intent on destroying them. The story weaves themes of loyalty and the struggle against overwhelming darkness as they face their past and the looming threat of an ancient enemy.
In The Sound acclaimed poet David Mason collects his best shorter work of the past forty years, including lyrics like "Song of the Powers" and darkly brilliant narratives "The Collector's Tale" and "The Country I Remember," which Anthony Hecht called "a welcome addition to the best that is now being written by American poets." A poet of love and history and nature, Mason forges a language that can reconnect us to the world.
The book explores the role of Turkish detective fiction from 1928 to 1945 in promoting Kemalist ideals of nationalism. It examines how these narratives served as a tool for the government to disseminate and reinforce nationalistic concepts among the public, reflecting the socio-political climate of the time. Through this analysis, the author highlights the intersection of literature and political ideology during a pivotal era in Turkey's history.
A real-life boy's own adventure, MARCHING WITH THE DEVIL is a hell-raising account of five years in the infamous French Foreign Legion. Now part of the HACHETTE MILITARY COLLECTION.
A severed hand becomes the focal point of a gripping mystery, harboring a dangerous secret that could unravel lives. As characters delve into the enigma surrounding the hand, they confront dark truths and hidden agendas. The story intertwines suspense and intrigue, leading to unexpected twists that challenge the protagonists' perceptions and decisions. With each revelation, the stakes rise, compelling readers to question who can be trusted and what lengths individuals will go to protect their secrets.
The memoir chronicles an extraordinary journey from the unconventional world of William Burroughs to the prestigious task of binding books for Pope John XXIII. It offers a unique glimpse into the life of a book dealer, filled with fascinating anecdotes and insights into the rare book trade. The narrative captures the passion for literature and the unexpected paths that lead to remarkable experiences in the literary world.