Garry: 465 books

Jake Stevens is a successful and reclusive author living a somewhat retired life on his secluded bush block. A mysterious neighbour moves in nearby, a woman clearly intent on building a relationship with him. Jake soon begins to experience bizarre encounters of a seemingly psychic or paranormal nature and learns, through a friend, of his true connection to Isabella.

With his job under threat from a vindictive boss (his ex-wife's father) Coalmine engineer Mitch Mayne is plunged into the secretive and dangerous world of international terrorism. Hunter Valley Mines are targeted by a group planning to end Australia's geographical isolation from terrorism and 'terrify the nation out of its senses'.

Lola Catrell is a young woman who journeys to the Gulgong Goldfields in 1871 to act as tutor for 8 year old Prue. The booming goldfields township is vividly brought to life as Lola befriends Dylan, a Welsh miner and a larrikin Irishman. She battles the ruthless stepfather, a scheming paedophile and...

This Critical Companion to the work of one of Ireland's most famous and controversial playwrights, Sean O'Casey, is the first major study of the playwright's work to consider his oeuvre and the archival material that has appeared during the last decade. Published ahead of the centenary of the 1916...

Sex in the Scottish media. The acerbic blog between 1995 and 2005 received up to 3,000 hits a day. Moral panic behind stories like the police officer who arrested a man with a snake down his trousers; a child’s doll with a penis; a display of male dolls too close together and a spray to detect sex! A darker side exposes the Church using its privileges in the media to its own advantage.

A young couple walking through the snow happen upon the frozen body of an old man, a discovery which sets the scene for this beautiful and tragic tale. After his return from Africa, George Hargreaves finds himself living in a vague mental haze, and with a body wracked with pain. Under the watchful...

John Fitzgerald Kennedy began printing United States Notes. In $2 and $5 denominations they were put into circulation. $10 and $20 United States Notes were being printed by the Treasury when our President was killed. History books do not tell us these truths nor do they tell us that President Abraham...

Just how does a term like Schmuckzoid get coined by this author? Wikipedia- “Schmuck or shmuck in American English is a pejorative, meaning one who is stupid or foolish, or an obnoxious, contemptible and detestable person.” Another source - “Schmuck is a name for someone who is mean, foolish,...

Feared and revered, the wolf has been admired as a powerful hunter and symbol of the wild and reviled for its danger to humans and livestock. Garry Marvin reveals in Wolf how the ways in which wolves are imagined has had far-reaching implications for how actual wolves are treated by humans.   Indigenous...

Following an unfortunate incident involving a delivery drone, a fishing net, and a very tall tree; Raif Masters finds himself forced by his overprotective alpha parents to spend his last school holiday exploring extraterrestrial worlds in ‘The Great Connection’: a real-time simulation of the observable...

First contact between Pacific Northwest Indians and European Francis Drake while in Nehalem Bay, Oregon. Descriptions by Francis Fletcher in his work published 1628 "The World Encompassed by Francis Drake" describes Pacific Northwest Indians culture, flora and fauna. Puts the rest that Francis Drake never set foot in what is know today as California.

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After travelling around the world for almost a decade Mr. Tilt has compiled the most entertaining stories and experiences from those times that will leave you entertained, shocked and wondering how he made it out of this period of his life alive.

I've loved H.G. Wells' "The Croquet Player" ever since I first read it. I loved the story, I loved the brevity, and I really loved the illustrations done by Clifford Line. Being involved in Desert Croquet (I won the very first professional championship) made writing "The Desert Croquet Player"...