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Embark on a journey through time, space, and the enduring magic of Doctor Who history.From collecting Dalek toys in 1960s South London to becoming one of Doctor Whos most influential historians, David J Howes life has been shaped by Britains beloved time-traveling hero. In this engaging memoir, Howe shares his journey from young fan to professional authority, offering unprecedented insights into Doctor Whos evolution over six decades. He takes readers behind the scenes of landmark moments in Who history, from organizing the first conventions to publishing groundbreaking books about the series. His story interweaves personal milestones with key moments in Doctor Who history, including his work with Jon Pertwee on the actors autobiography and the development of BBCs merchandise empire.More than just a fans tale, this is the story of how Doctor Who shaped British popular culture through the eyes of someone who helped guide its legacy, making it essential reading for both devoted Whovians and anyone interested in British television history.

Whitney Straight made his own way in life. Born in New York with a silver spoon in his mouth, he would earn his living in the boardrooms of some of Britains greatest companies. He dropped out of Cambridge to become an outstanding racing driver and run a team of Maseratis across Europe and Africa.A qualified pilot at 17, he revolutionised aircraft design for the enthusiast, and his extraordinary efforts in the Second World War saw him rise from Pilot Officer to Air Commodore. He survived the invasion of Norway, a crash-landing in occupied France and a year as a PoW to emerge with an MC, DFC and US Legion of Merit.After the war, Straight rejected Churchills proposal of a career in politics and instead became CEO of BOAC, transforming it into a national airline to be proud of. At Rolls-Royce, he railed against a company dominated by engineers who made poor businessmen, and played a founding role in the separate paths of the aero and auto businesses that are still seen today. An incurable romantic, he could never imagine being married to anyone other than his wife, yet he had numerous relationships.Paul Kenny has been granted unfettered access to Straights diaries and photograph albums, and has scoured archives on both sides of the Atlantic, leaving no stone unturned in pursuit of the full story of one of the twentieth centurys greatest mavericks.

Poems to make your blood run cold. Poems to make your heart beat faster. Poems to sink your teeth into... Three centuries of vampiric verse.Seductively sinister, both frightening and alluring, the undead have always been the perfect vessel for humanitys fears and desires. The poems in this collection of dark delights range across centuries and languages; poems that tell stories, offer warnings, and imagine life in the shadows, by writers such as Lord Byron, Emily Dickinson, Charles Baudelaire, Anna Laetitia Barbauld, Ishmael Reed, and many more.With an introduction by Claire Kohda, author of Woman, Eating.Contents include:Chilling Tales - poems by Gottfried August Burger, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Robert Southey, Anne Bannerman, John Stagg, Lord Byron, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Alfred Lord Tennyson, Rafael CampoDire Warnings - poems by Heinrich August Ossenfelder, John Keats, Henry Thomas Liddell, James Clerk Maxwell, Charles Baudelaire, Christina Rossetti, Madison Julius Cawein, Rudyard Kipling, Conrad Aiken, Edna St Vincent Millay, James Weldon JohnsonThe Vampire Within - poems by Anna Laetitia Barbauld, Emily Bronte, Emily Dickinson, Walter Pater, Delmira Agustini, William Butler Yeats, Ishmael Reed, Dorothy Barresi, John Yau

White Nights and Other Stories gathers some of Fyodor Dostoevskys most profound explorations of the human heart and mind. Dostoevsky, the towering Russian novelist best known for "Crime and Punishment", reveals both torment and tenderness in these pages. This edition includes "White Nights", a wistful tale of love and solitude, "Notes from the Underground", a groundbreaking psychological confession, and other masterpieces such as "A Faint Heart", and "Polzunkov". Together they illuminate the depths of human longing and moral struggle.

A tender, haunting story of love and longing from one of the greatest writers of all time.First published in 1848, White Nights by Fyodor Dostoevsky is a short masterpiece set against the dreamlike backdrop of St. Petersburgs "white nights," where the sun barely sets. It tells the story of a lonely dreamer whose chance encounter with a young woman awakens hope, passion, and heartbreak. Both romantic and melancholy, this tale captures the universal themes of isolation, yearning, and the fleeting nature of happiness. Written early in Dostoevskys career, it reveals the depth of emotion and psychological insight that would later define his greatest novels. Beloved for its lyrical beauty and emotional power, White Nights continues to resonate with readers who have ever dreamed of love or felt the ache of solitude. Step into Dostoevskys world of moonlit streets and fragile heartsclick Buy Now and experience the timeless magic of White Nights!

From the wilds of the Yukon comes the story of a creature torn between the call of the wild and the touch of man. Jack Londons White Fang is one of the most beloved classics of adventure and nature writinga powerful companion to The Call of the Wild that explores the world through the eyes of a wolf-dog struggling to survive in a brutal frontier.Born in the frozen wilderness of the Yukon Territory, White Fang learns the harsh laws of natureviolence, fear, and survival. Captured and forced into the hands of cruel masters, he becomes hardened and distrustful, until kindness and compassion from one man begin to tame the wildness within him. Through this journey, London crafts a stirring story about redemption, instinct, and the enduring connection between humans and animals.Combining thrilling adventure with profound insight into the natural world, White Fang is both a survival story and a spiritual allegorya timeless reminder that love and trust can triumph even in the harshest of worlds.With vivid realism and emotional depth, Jack London captures the raw beauty and danger of the North, and the primal forces that bind all living things. Click Buy Now to experience White FangJack Londons unforgettable story of loyalty, struggle, and the wild heart within us all.

Born in the wild. Torn between the law of the wilderness and the call of man.White Fang (1906), by Jack London, is a gripping novel of survival and transformation set against the harsh backdrop of the Yukon during the Gold Rush.The story follows White Fang, a wolf-dog hybrid, from his birth in the wild to his struggles for survival among both animals and men. Raised in cruelty and hardship, he learns the brutal laws of nature and violence. Yet through unexpected kindness and love, White Fang slowly discovers the possibility of trust, loyalty, and a new life within civilization.Londons powerful storytelling captures the raw beauty and unforgiving danger of the northern frontier while exploring themes of instinct, environment, and the capacity for change.A mirror to The Call of the Wild, where a domestic dog embraces the wild, White Fang tells the opposite taleof a wild creature finding a place among humans. Together, they form Londons twin masterpieces of wilderness and survival. Click "Buy Now" and experience Jack Londons unforgettable story of instinct, struggle, and redemption.

drift gently into rest with whispers of dreamland, a collection of 25 magical sleep stories crafted to soothe the soul and quiet the mind. written in a soft, lyrical voice, each story invites adult readers into a unique world of peace, beauty, and stillnesswhere nothing is rushed, nothing is loud, and nothing is ever expected of you.youll wander lavender fields at dusk, sail beneath starlit skies, rest in glowing moss hollows, and discover forgotten gardens that hum with ancient calm. inspired by nature, gentle fantasy, and the quiet poetry of the night, these stories offer a safe and nurturing space for stress to melt away.ideal for bedtime reading, meditation, or late-night reflection, these tales are designed not to excite or entertain in the usual sense, but to comfortto wrap you in softness, steady your breath, and ease you gently toward sleep. there are no sharp edges here. no conflict. just space. light. breath. and calm.whether youre seeking stillness at the end of a long day, or simply a softer place to land, whispers of dreamland is here to guide you home to rest.includes stories such as: the lantern shoreline moonlit stillness across the silver lake featherlight reflections by moon lake the dreamkeepers library skywoven sleepeach story stands alone, yet all are connected by tone, mood, and intention: to help you breathe slower, feel deeper, and rest more easily.

The chill intensified, and Archer opened his eyes to see the candles extinguish one by one PSI Paranormal Surveyance Ireland are in deep water. When the operators of a luxury cruise ship ask for their help with a series of unexplainable events, Raven and the team are hopeful that this case, for once, wont endanger their lives.As they try to blend in with the wealthy passengers, it quickly becomes clear to Davis, Fionn and the others that there is more lurking in the shadows than theyve realised. With the eerie encounters escalating and rising tensions threatening to tear the team apart, time is running out for PSI. Can they save the ship and themselves before its too late?

Where Faith Heals the Broken Poems on Love, Loss, and GodOut of heartbreak, faith can rise. Out of loss, love can remain. Out of silence, prayer can still be heard.In this deeply moving collection, Gabriel Milan shares poems and prayers born in the shadow of grief yet lit by the steady flame of faith. Each page speaks to the brokenhearted, the weary, and the searching soul those who long to know that God still sees them, still hears them, and still holds their story.Written in a simple but powerful style, these poems remind us:Gods love is present in our darkest nights.Prayer is more than words it is the lifeline of the soul.Healing is not forgetting, but walking forward with faith.Brokenness can become the very place where grace enters.Whether you are grieving, searching for hope, or simply wanting to draw nearer to God, this book will be a companion to your soul.Where Faith Heals the Broken is more than poetry it is a testimony that God can meet us in loss, restore our hope, and guide us into new beginnings.

Woody Allens wonderful novel reads like one of his filmsThe TelegraphAs a portrait of Woody Allen by Woody Allen, its a classic The StandardGood gags abound in this tale of a bespectacled Jewish writer caught up in a #MeToo takedownGuardianAsher Baum is quietly losing his mind. Can you blame him?Maybe what I really want is to make sense of all peoples lives. Of everything, the whole shebangA middle-aged Jewish journalist turned novelist and playwright, consumed with anxiety about everything under the sun, Baums turgid philosophical books receive tepid reviews and his prestigious New York publisher has dropped him. His third marriage is on the rocks and he suspects his handsome and successful younger brother may have seduced his Harvard-educated wife. He is uneasy with her close relationship with her son, a more successful author than he, and suspicious of her closeness with their neighbour in Connecticut. And in a moment of irrationality, he has impulsively tried to kiss a pretty young journalist during an interview that she is about to go public with.Is it any wonder Baum has started talking to himself? Strangers shake their heads and walk around him on the street. Meanwhile he learns a startling secret that could cause havoc should he expose it. Should he keep it to himself or reveal it and blow up his marriage?Whats with Baum? is Woody Allens first novel and it is everything you would expect of him--and more. A portrait of an intellectual crippled by neurotic concerns about the futility and emptiness of life; an amusing glimpse into the New York publishing establishment; above all, a highly entertaining, tightly plotted, beautifully wrought piece of fiction from one of Americas greatest and most versatile cinematic and literary talents.

Robert Crosbie (1849-1919) was a Canadian theosophist, initiate and philosopher, founder of the United Lodge of Theosophists (ULT).Among his most important works, we remember The Friendly Philosopher. Letters and Talks on Theosophy and the Theosophical Life (The Theosophy Company, Los Angeles 1934); Answers to Questions on The Ocean of Theosophy (The Theosophy Company, Los Angeles 1933); Notes on The Bhagavad-Gita, with William Quan Judge (The Theosophy Company, Los Angeles 1955).The Crosbies article What Survives After Death?, which we propose to our readers today, was published posthumously in the Theosophy Magazine in August 1920.According to Crosbie, Day after day we are constantly confronted by the fact that we are all subject to death. No matter how we may live, whether our lives bring to us failure or the greatest possible success in the eyes of the world, death is there at the end. So sure as there is birth for us, so there is death. Each one knows that sooner or later death must be his portion; but what does he know of after-death?.

Between the stifling atmosphere of New York City and the fog-covered mountains of Negueira de Muniz, What Remains follows a young Galician student researching the Franco regimes vast project of forced resettlement. In the 1950s, more than half the inhabitants of the villages in Negueira de Muniz, Galicia, were driven from their land in a brutal experiment to turn backward country people into modern cattle farmers.Amid the weight of unsettling archival documents, the voices of the displaced, and a sweltering New York summer, the unnamed narrator discovers the mysterious story of a woman who disappeared from her settlement without a trace. As he pieces together her strange fate, he confronts his own temporary status in a foreign land and wonders what it means to call a place home.Intimate and dreamlike, What Remains is a meditation on the ruins of memory and an urgent exploration of identity, colonialism, and resistance. Inventively blending memoir, fiction, anthropology and travel writing, the novel investigates, with surprising intuition, the traces left in the places we inhabit.

What is Good News to Gen Z?Gen Z, born into a complex and rapidly changing world, carries unique questions about life and God. Church methodologies that worked for previous generations often miss their mark with this one. Understanding Gen Zs real questions about faith opens the door to meaningful conversations and deeper connections.In What Gen Z Really Wants to Know About God, veteran youth worker and Gen Z expert Tanita Tualla Maddox presents a thoughtful and powerful guide for ministry practitioners striving to connect with this generation. Based on years of research and practical experience, Maddoxs book provides insights into the seven key questions Gen Z is asking about life and faith, offering actionable advice tailored to their values and worldview.This book goes beyond just answering questionsit explores how to translate the unchanging truths of the gospel into Gen Zs cultural context. Through reflective wisdom and practical tools, Maddox equips ministry leaders to meet Gen Z where they are and disciple them toward a vibrant, sustainable faith.This book is designed not only to answer questions but also to equip ministry leaders to apply its insights across various ministry settings, making it an essential resource for youth pastors, campus ministry leaders, seminary students, and even parents.What Gen Z Really Wants to Know About God bridges the gap between generations, empowering leaders to engage with the next generation of believers in impactful and lasting ways.Buy your copy today and get the tools you need to disciple Gen Z toward lasting faith.

It is only a matter of time before you want me, before you ache for me... For centuries women have reigned in Amarra. Now Olerra, fearless warrior princess and queen potential, is ready to make her bid for the throne. But to do so she must prove her worth by kidnapping and taming a husband. Not just any - the best. The most beautiful prince of their greatest enemy, the kingdom of Brutus, where men are still in control. Then in a terrible twist of fate, Olerra steals the wrong prince. Her betrothed, a proud, hot-headed fighter, does not want to be mastered - nor to admit the growing attraction he feels towards his captor. As scheming rivals gather to threaten the kingdom and her life, can Olerra make her plan work before her heart takes over?What Fury Brings is an unforgettably fierce and spicy romantasy featuring a gender reversed power dynamic, a matriarchal world and kidnapped husband.*This book contains mature content and scenes of a graphic nature, please see the authors note and trigger warnings before reading*HYPE FOR WHAT FURY BRINGS:The perfect blend of romance and fantasy with nostalgic, incredible characters that had me staying up until 2am to finish Amy (@amymaybooks)This is THE book on female rage and revenge Silvia (@bookishdesiree)A totally refreshing romantasy - Olerra and Sanos brough the perfect mix of spice and sizzling chemistry, while also leaving me giggling and kicking my feet! Jadey (@jadeyreads)Sharp, daring and unapologetic Karishma (@floatingthroughfiction)An intoxicating novel that proves sometimes the most powerful magic lies in the fury of a woman determined to claim whats hers Abby (@abbyhopepatrick)What Fury Brings is the goddess of romantasy, its dark, sexy and hilarious Nabz (@nabzrealbooktalk)

Walker offers smart, peppy humour and good comic characters who power her tale along with brioThe TimesI adored this lovely debut about an off-grid child and her sophisticated urban aunt Wendy Holden, Daily MailWarm and funny, what a joy! Jessica Stanley, author of Consider Yourself KissedSharp and funny and full of quirk and heart Francesa SegalSuperb. Brilliant. I adored it... Esther Walker is smart and so funny Georgia ToffoloMairead is single, child-free and head of a successful influencer talent agency. The young people at work may be mean to her, she hasnt seen her only sister for nine years and shes one bad date away from giving up on men completely but other than that, shes got life sorted.Until Sunshine shows up. When her militant, off-grid sister has a mysterious accident, Maireads inscrutable niece comes to stay, turning life upside down. Its just for a couple of weeks surely Mairead can manage that?But Sunshine makes her look at every single aspect of her life with different eyes. And Maireads afraid nothing will be the same again.

Based on the true story of a Victorian schoolmaster who bludgeoned his wife to death on a Sunday afternoon.Reverend John Selby Watson is a respectable schoolmaster. His offer of marriage to Anne Armstrong is, for her, a route out of poverty: she seizes it. But learned, bookish Watson has little to offer his passionate, tempestuous wife in the way of affection, and the marriage soon curdles and sours. When Watson is dismissed from the school where he teaches, he finds himself devoid of purpose. With no distraction from each other, the couples bickering and arguments ratchet up and events begin to lead, inexorably, towards their tragic and violent conclusion.A gripping and ultimately deeply moving portrait of two incompatible lives destroyed by curtailed dreams, for fans of Patricia Highsmith and Muriel Spark.

Landon Carter has endeavored to put his painful teenage years behind him, striving to become a secure, contented man who knows what he wants and has the confidence to get it. All his self-assurance threatens to crumble when he returns to his hometown to help with his grandmothers business, only to discover that the boy who broke his heart all those years ago is his grandmothers lawyer. Jason Murrin has a lot of regrets about the past, mostly because of the way he used sex to cope with the problems he faced as a young man. He caused a lot of pain, but the heart he most regrets breaking belonged to Landon Carter. Now, out of the blue, he might have the chance to heal that hurtbut first hell have to show Landon that hes no longer the selfish bad boy he dated in high school.

Embark on a 30-day challenge with "Waste Not" and discover the fulfilling world of waste-free living. This book offers a step-by-step guide to reducing waste in your daily routine, making sustainable choices accessible and achievable. An impactful journey awaits as you transition from plastic reliance to embracing eco-friendly alternatives and mindful consumption habits.- Discover the detrimental effects of single-use plastics and how you can transition to reusable alternatives with ease.- Unlock the secrets of meal planning and composting to minimize food waste and nourish the environment.- Learn practical strategies for decluttering responsibly and enhancing your life with simplicity and sustainability.With dedicated guidance and actionable insights, "Waste Not" empowers you to cultivate sustainable habits that extend beyond the challenge. Transform your lifestyle today for a greener tomorrowjoin the movement and pave the way for a sustainable future. Your journey to a waste-free life begins now.

1298: Alexander of Wells watches William Wallaces army across the field at Falkirk. Hours later, he is dead, cut down by the Scots.1381: Hated collector of the Poll Tax, Robert Hales, is dragged from the Tower of London and executed, his head paraded through the streets before being placed on a spike on London Bridge.1490s: John Kendal sends coded letters to Perkin Warbecks supporters and hires an astrologer to murder Henry VII.These men were not scheming lords: they were Knights Hospitaller. Commonly known as warrior monks, they were a religious and military order that fought to defend the Holy Land, supposedly above war and petty politics. But in Europe they became entangled in local government, taking up positions as royal commanders, administrators and politicians. They led armies, attended Parliaments, and joined court intrigues and civil wars.While the Knights Templar have long captured the public imagination, the Hospitallers were just as influential, yet their story has been left largely untold until now. From the English invasion of Ireland through to Henry VIIIs Dissolution of the Monasteries and beyond, the Hospitallers story in Britain and Ireland sees the brethren drawn into civil wars, violent feuds, duels, assassinations and witchcraft.Employing the latest research, Warrior Monks reveals the fascinating account of medieval Britain through the eyes of the Knights Hospitaller: a powerful order that made kings, toppled regimes and shaped history.