Ian Walker: 20 books

The early Scottish kingdom underwent a fundamental transformation between the tenth and twelfth centuries. This book on early medieval Scottish history considers how and why the Scottish kingdom was changed at this time. It looks at the role of individuals who initiated or influenced this process.

Psychiatry in Prisons provides a comprehensive overview of the history, problems and development of psychiatric health care in prisons, focusing particularly on the UK. The contributors tackle a broad range of issues, from familiar mental health issues such as substance misuse, self-injury and health...

Stop morgellons synthetic biology and geoengineering! This book identifies the plot against renewables as being due to climate engineering, which the author believes is causing climate change. In the aerosols are nanotech and morgellons components, which are biosynthetic symbionts (animals, seeds,...

Dam was convinced he was a collection of tiny organisms that were being programmed to live a chosen life. Whether that life had been chosen by him was a question he often asked his organisms. Nothing happened, they did not respond. Maybe they have a different language? he thought. As it will be noticed,...

Dam Diligent grew up in a city of asphalt where nature struggled to survive, crushed between cracks of metal and pavement. Despite these harsh surroundings, Dam discovered a talent for creativity and innovation. When his parents first gave him a skateboard, for instance, he found the little piece...

This book describes the author's painting titled The History of Byron Bay, which he painted in 1988 for Australias bicentennial year on the water reservoir above the town of Byron Bay, Northern New South Wales.